April 4, 2026
The First Night in Prague
For our first dinner in Prague, we decided to go to an Italian restaurant to fulfill my eldest daughter’s strong wish to try pasta in Europe. On the recommendation of the Hilton’s bell captain, we headed to a nearby Italian restaurant called “Piazza Coloseum.”
My eldest daughter was full of energy, but my younger daughter was starting to feel tired. I was also quite exhausted myself. The prices looked rather high, but since I had exchanged a fair amount of euros into Czech koruna at the Hilton Hotel, I didn't mind the fair even if it turned out to be a bit expensive.
プラハでの初めての夕食。長女のヨーロッパでパスタを食べてみたいと言う強い要望に応えてイタリアレストランに行くことに決めていた。ヒルトンのベルキャプテンに勧められて、近くのイタリアレストラン”Piazza coloseum"に向かった。長女は元気だが、次女は疲れが出てる。ぼくもだいぶくたくただった。値段はだいぶ高そうだったが、ヒルトンホテルで手持ちのユーロからチェココルナにかなり両替しておいたから多少高くても平気だ。
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The First Night in Prague
For our first dinner in Prague, we decided to go to an Italian restaurant to fulfill my eldest daughter’s strong wish to try pasta in Europe.
OnAccording to the recommendation of the Hilton’s bell captain, we headed to a nearby Italian restaurant called “Piazza Coloseum.”
According to the recommendation of the Hilton’s bell captain, we headed to a nearby Italian restaurant called “Piazza Coloseum.”
My eldest daughter was full of energy/quite energetic, but my younger daughter was starting to feel tired. My eldest daughter was full of energy/quite energetic, but my younger daughter was starting to feel tired.
I was also quite exhausted myself.
The prices looked rather high, but since I had exchanged a fair amount of euros into Czech koruna at the Hilton Hotel, I didn't mind the fair even if it turned out to be a bit expensive.
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Hope the food tasted yummy considering the price.
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The First Night in Prague
For our first dinner in Prague, we decided to go to an Italian restaurant to fulfill my eldest daughter’s strong wish to try pasta in Europe.
On the recommendation of the Hilton’s bell captain, we headed to a nearby Italian restaurant called “Piazza Coloseum.”
My eldest daughter was full of energy, but my younger daughter was starting to feel tired.
I was also quite exhausted myself.
The prices looked rather high, but since I had exchanged a fair amount of euros into Czech koruna at the Hilton Hotel, I didn't mind the fairprice even if it turned out to be a bit expensive.
The prices looked rather high, but since I had exchanged a fair amount of euros into Czech koruna at the Hilton Hotel, I didn't mind the price even if it turned out to be a bit expensive.
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Hope you have a good time there!!
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For our first dinner in Prague, we decided to go to an Italian restaurant to fulfill my eldest daughter’s (strong wish/desire) to try pasta in Europe. For our first dinner in Prague, we decided to go to an Italian restaurant to fulfill my eldest daughter’s (strong wish/desire) to try pasta in Europe.
"strong wish" is fine, but desire is a little more natural here.
On the recommendation of the Hilton’s bell captainporter, we headed to a nearby Italian restaurant called “Piazza Coloseum.”
On the recommendation of the Hilton’s porter, we headed to a nearby Italian restaurant called “Piazza Coloseum.”
Note: Bellhop/bell captain are US-only terms. (I actually had to google what a bell captain was to be sure - I've heard bellhop before but not bell captain)
"Porter" is more used in other English-speaking regions, but the US also uses porter.
The prices looked rather high, but since I had exchanged a fair amount of euros into Czech koruna at the Hilton Hotel, I didn't mind the fairprice even if it turned out to be a bit expensive.
The prices looked rather high, but since I had exchanged a fair amount of euros into Czech koruna at the Hilton Hotel, I didn't mind the price even if it turned out to be a bit expensive.
fair = 祭り or 正しい or 晴れ or 明るい or 美しい (or probably others not immediately coming to mind too, it's a word with a bunch of meanings)
fare = 料金
That said, fare tends only to be used for like, admission fees into events, or transport fees. For a restaurant, people would say price or bill.
yesterday
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The First Night in Prague
On the recommendation of the Hilton’s bell captain, we headed to a nearby Italian restaurant called “Piazza Coloseum.”
I was also quite exhausted myself.
The prices looked rather high, but since I had exchanged a fair amount of euros into Czech koruna at the Hilton Hotel, I didn't mind the fairprice even if it turned out to be a bit expensive.
The prices looked rather high, but since I had exchanged a fair amount of euros into Czech koruna at the Hilton Hotel, I didn't mind the price even if it turned out to be a bit expensive.
For fair, the correct spelling is fare but it's used for transportation price. E.g. The bus fare is expensive.
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I've seen Prague in a reality show. The place looks beautiful and it has many ancient buildings ❤️.
yesterday
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For our first dinner in Prague, we decided to go to an Italian restaurant to fulfill my eldest daughter’s strong wish to try pasta in Europe. For our first dinner in Prague, we decided to go to an Italian restaurant to fulfill my eldest daughter’s (strong wish/desire) to try pasta in Europe. For our first dinner in Prague, we decided to go to an Italian restaurant to fulfill my eldest daughter’s (strong wish/desire) to try pasta in Europe. "strong wish" is fine, but desire is a little more natural here. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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On the recommendation of the Hilton’s Note: Bellhop/bell captain are US-only terms. (I actually had to google what a bell captain was to be sure - I've heard bellhop before but not bell captain) "Porter" is more used in other English-speaking regions, but the US also uses porter. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
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The prices looked rather high, but since I had exchanged a fair amount of euros into Czech koruna at the Hilton Hotel, I didn't mind the fair even if it turned out to be a bit expensive.
The prices looked rather high, but since I had exchanged a fair amount of euros into Czech koruna at the Hilton Hotel, I didn't mind the For fair, the correct spelling is fare but it's used for transportation price. E.g. The bus fare is expensive.
The prices looked rather high, but since I had exchanged a fair amount of euros into Czech koruna at the Hilton Hotel, I didn't mind the fair = 祭り or 正しい or 晴れ or 明るい or 美しい (or probably others not immediately coming to mind too, it's a word with a bunch of meanings) fare = 料金 That said, fare tends only to be used for like, admission fees into events, or transport fees. For a restaurant, people would say price or bill.
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