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Are following two sentences correct? "Take a Japanese lessons with your favorite articles, songs, and movies" "Enjoy your study journey"
Are following two sentences correct? "Take a Japanese lessons with your favorite articles, songs, and movies" "Enjoy your study journey"
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Not quite.
"Take a Japanese lessons with your favorite articles, songs, and movies": You'd more naturally say this with, "Lean Japanese with your favorite articles, songs, and movies." If the noun "lesson" is needed, you'd either say "Take a Japanese lesson" (singular) or "Take Japanese lessons" (plural).
"Enjoy your study journey" doesn't sound very natural. We'd probably say, "Enjoy your studies!"
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- English (US)
Not quite.
"Take a Japanese lessons with your favorite articles, songs, and movies": You'd more naturally say this with, "Lean Japanese with your favorite articles, songs, and movies." If the noun "lesson" is needed, you'd either say "Take a Japanese lesson" (singular) or "Take Japanese lessons" (plural).
"Enjoy your study journey" doesn't sound very natural. We'd probably say, "Enjoy your studies!"
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@NaomiHarakawa Sorry, I made a typo (typing error). It's "LEARN Japanese with..." and not "Lean Japanese with..." You probably caught that, but I just wanted to make sure.
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