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30 January
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Please make this natural! "My eyes were very tired, so I bought an eye pillow that you will war up in a microwave."
Please make this natural! "My eyes were very tired, so I bought an eye pillow that you will war up in a microwave."
「目がとても疲れていたので、レンジで温めるタイプのアイピローを買いました。」
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- Japanese
@Kian90 Thank you. Is " microwaveable eye pillow" a common expression? I only got 4,050 hits when I googled it.
- English (US)
@yuri128 I hope it could help you:
"My eyes are tired, so I bought an eye pillow that can be heated in the microwave."
- Japanese
@Kian90 Your profile says you're a beginner of Japanese. Did you use DeepL to translate my sentence? ^^;
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@mickeymouse22 You say that to everyone lol This is not a place to find a language exchange partner. This is a place to ask questions and get answers. If you want a language exchange partner, you should go to a website like: https://www.conversationexchange.com/index.php?...
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