Nov. 12, 2019
dry nose
A tv news program said on the other day that dry nose was going around Japan then. I've never heard of dry nose though I've heard of dry eye. Using air conditioners or heaters, nose function would get weak, in the end you could get a symptom that the inside of the nose is always dried. A doctor said on the tv that this can trigger the flu.
Have you heard of dry nose?
この間テレビで日本は今ドライノーズが流行っていると言ってました。ドライアイは聞いたことがありますが、ドライノーズは初めてです。エアコンや冷暖房を使うことで鼻の機能が弱まり、結果、鼻の内側が常に乾いてしまう症状になるそうです。これが原因でインフルエンザになるとテレビに出てた医者が言ってました。ドライノーズって聞いたことありますか？
dDry nose
A tv news program on TV said on the other day that dry nose was going around Japan then.
I've never heard of dry nose, though I've heard of dry eye.
UBy using air conditioners or heaters, nose function would get weak, in the end you could get a symptom that the inside of the nose is always dried eventually leading to dry nose symptoms.
AThe doctor said on the tvon TV said that this canould trigger thea flu.
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Or "Another doctor". Are you referring to the same doctor as the one in the beginning? Then I would write "The doctor".
Have you ever heard of dry nose?
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Interesting topic for sure.
Nov. 14, 2019
Thank you for the correction! Yes dry nose is a new word.
dry nose
I've never heard of a dry nose though I've heard of dry eye.
I always hear it said as "a dry nose" rather than "dry nose," so the latter sounds strange to my ears. I don't think this is a necessary correction, though. Your sentence is fine and makes sense as it is. (:
Using air conditioners orand heaters, nose function would get weak, in the end you could get a symptom that the inside of the nose is always dried weaken the functionality of the nose, resulting in dry nasal passages.
A doctor said on the tvon TV said that this can triggerlead to catching the flu.
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Have you heard of dry nose?
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Yeah! I learned about this in school (: It's interesting stuff.
dry nose
A tvTV news program said on the other day that dry nose was going around Japan then.
Using air conditioners or heaters, nose's functionality would get weak, i. In the end you could get a symptom that the inside of the nose is always driedy.
A doctor said on the tvTV that this can trigger thebe the cause of catching a flu.
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Or to say: A doctor on TV said that this can make you catch a flu.
Nov. 12, 2019
Thank you for the correction!
Nov. 12, 2019
A doctor said on the tvTV that this can trigger thebe the cause of catching a flu.
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I've never heard of catching a flu. It's always catching THE flu. (Interestingly, one does catch a cold, not the cold.)
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I've never heard of dry nose though I've heard of dry eye. I've never heard of a dry nose though I've heard of dry eye. I always hear it said as "a dry nose" rather than "dry nose," so the latter sounds strange to my ears. I don't think this is a necessary correction, though. Your sentence is fine and makes sense as it is. (: I've never heard of dry nose, though I've heard of dry eye. |
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Using air conditioners or heaters, nose function would get weak, in the end you could get a symptom that the inside of the nose is always dried. Using air conditioners or heaters, nose's functionality would get weak
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A doctor said on the tv that this can trigger the flu. A doctor said on Or to say: A doctor on TV said that this can make you catch a flu.
Or "Another doctor". Are you referring to the same doctor as the one in the beginning? Then I would write "The doctor". |
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