June 10, 2020
a little scene in a station
“Haven’t the Kodama train which will leave at 8:57 arrived yet?”
“I’m sorry. It is delayed by 15 minutes, sir.”
“I’m in a hurry. Do you have any train else?”
“Then, take the Hikari train which will leave at 9:02. This one will arrive Kyoto station 10 minutes earlier.”
「８時５７分発の下りのこだま号はまだですか」
「あいにく１５分ほど延着する見込みです」
「急いでいるのですが、他に列車はありませんか」
「それなら、９時２分発のひかり号にお乗りください。京都には１０分早く到着します」
aA little scene in a station
“Haven’ts the Kodama train which will leaves at 8:57 arrived yet?”
“I’m sorry.
It is delayed by 15 minutes, sir.”
“I’m in a hurry.
Do you have any train elseAre there any other trains?”
“Then, take the Hikari train which will leave at 9:02.
This one will arrive at Kyoto station 10 minutes earlier.”
aA little scene in a station
“Havesn’t the Kodama train which willthat leaves at 8:57 arrived yet?”
"...which will leave at..." is grammatically correct but sounds less natural to me.
“I’m sorry.
It is delayed by 15 minutes, sir.”
“I’m in a hurry.
Do you have any train else?”Are there any other trains?
"Do you have" sounds a little unnatural to me, though not entirely.
“Then, take the Hikari train which will leave at 9:02.
Thisat one will arrive at Kyoto station 10 minutes earlier than the Kodama train.”
June 10, 2020
thank you!
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a little scene in a station
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“Haven’t the Kodama train which will leave at 8:57 arrived yet?” “Ha "...which will leave at..." is grammatically correct but sounds less natural to me. “Ha |
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“I’m in hurry. |
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Do you have any train else?”
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“Then, take the Hikari train which will leave at 9:02. “T “T |
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This one will arrive Kyoto station 10 minutes earlier.” Th This one will arrive at Kyoto station 10 minutes earlier.” |
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