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How do you say this in Japanese? I don't like working in the weekends
How do you say this in Japanese? I don't like working in the weekends
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How do you say this in Japanese? i work on the weekend. i have no life.
answerしゅうまつも はたらいて たのしみがない。 shuumatsumo hataraite tanoshimiganai
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What does 私は、金曜日と土曜日にアルバイトがない。 mean?
answerI don't have a part-time job on Fridays and Saturdays.
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How do you say this in Japanese? 我不想在周末加班
answer週末に残業はしたくない
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What is the difference between 土曜日はお仕事に行かなければいけません and 土曜日にお仕事に行かなければいけません ?
answer''土曜日は仕事にいかなければなりません" sounds more natural to me. (Not お仕事) "土曜日は仕事にいかなければいけません'' sounds I don't want to work on Saturday but I have to. ''...
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How do you say this in Japanese? I don't want to go to work tomorrow
answer明日（あす／あした）は仕事（しごと）に行（い）きたくない。 Asu / Ashita wa shigotoni ikitakunai.
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What is the difference between 今週は、休まなければ、働けない。 and 今週は、休みがなければ、働けない。 and 今週は、休みでなければ、働けない。 ?
answer今週は、休まなければ、働けない。 →休まないといけない。 今週は、休みがなければ、働けない。 →1日でも休みが欲しい。 今週は、休みでなければ、働けない。 →今週は休みじゃなかったらもう働けない。 といった表現の違いですかね。
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How do you say this in Japanese? During my weekend I like to do nothing, but I have to work.
answer週末の間、私は何もしないのが好きだけど、働かなくてはならない do nothing 何もしない have to ～しなければならない、しなくてはならない
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What does （週末には）仕事をしないことにしてる mean?
answer@DJ_Saidez I work on weekday and don't do on weekend.
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How do you say this in Japanese? I do not work Saturdays.
answer私は毎週土曜日休みです。
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What is the difference between 週末に仕事に行きません。 and 週末は仕事に行きません。 ?
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