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25 Oct 2014
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English (US)
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I'm off for my lunch!
お昼行ってこようっと。 Does this sound natural?
I'm off for my lunch!
お昼行ってこようっと。 Does this sound natural?
お昼行ってこようっと。 Does this sound natural?
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- English (US)
A little unnatural
I'm off to lunch. You don't say my unless you us a form of "go". Or if you put the word "break" in front of lunch.
Example:
I'm off for my lunch break.
I'm off to get my lunch.
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