Aug. 9, 2021
Sailor Moon
Do you know an animation called "Sailor moon". Uzbekistan rhythmic gymnastics teams appeared in Sailor Moon costumes at the Tokyo Olympics. They performed with Sailor moon music. Unfortunately, they couldn't advance to the finals, but they were very cute, and it became a big topic in Japan.
You can watch it from 21 minutes 35 seconds at the following video: https://sports.nhk.or.jp/olympic/highlights/content/8fb4dbde-4a79-46e3-b5c4-81c6cd0efe80/
I found an another video on YouTube they performed a month ago.
Here is the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KNpQR61LFI
「セーラームーン」というアニメを知っていますか？東京オリンピックでウズベキスタンの新体操のチームはセーラームーンの衣装で登場しました。そして、セーラームーンの曲で踊りました。残念ながら、決勝に進出できませんでしたが、彼女たちはとても可愛くて、日本では大きな話題になりました。
以下の動画の21分35秒あたりから見ることができます。
https://sports.nhk.or.jp/olympic/highlights/content/8fb4dbde-4a79-46e3-b5c4-81c6cd0efe80/
ユーチューブで1ヶ月前の彼女たちの演技を見つけました。
こちらがその動画です。
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KNpQR61LFI
Do you know of an animation called "Sailor mMoon".?
They performed withto Sailor mMoon musicsoundtracks/songs.
"They performed using" would be ok too!
I found an another video on YouTube theyof a performeance they did a month ago.
Feb. 6, 2022
Thank you!
Do you know there's an animation called "Sailor moon".?
Since we're asking about a thing that exists, we need to indicate its existence as a verb in some way in the sentence, even though the real verb in the sentence is 'called.'
This could also be achieved with the definite article 'the'
'Do you know the animation called "Sailor moon"?'
Although in this case using 'about' before the 'the' feels more natural to me:
'Do you know about the animation called "Sailor moon"?'
Uzbekistan rhythmic gymnastics teams appeared in Sailor Moon costumes at the Tokyo Olympics.
They performed with Sailor moon music.
Unfortunately, they couldn't advance to the finals, but they were very cute, and it became a big topic in Japan.
You can watch it from 21 minutes 35 seconds atin the following video: https://sports.nhk.or.jp/olympic/highlights/content/8fb4dbde-4a79-46e3-b5c4-81c6cd0efe80/
Because you're referencing a time frame, it is 'in.' Because it is a location 'at' a website, I get why you might want to use that preposition, but since we are referring to the video it overrides the location preposition 'at' in favor of of the time version of the preposition 'in.'
I found an another video on YouTube they performed a month ago.
Here is the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KNpQR61LFI
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I watched Sailor Moon as a child! It was so popular in America that I think the average American would at least recognize the name.
They look very talented, thanks for sharing the youtube video, I can't watch the NHK ones!
Aug. 9, 2021
Thank you!
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Do you know an animation called "Sailor moon". Do you know there's an animation called "Sailor moon" Since we're asking about a thing that exists, we need to indicate its existence as a verb in some way in the sentence, even though the real verb in the sentence is 'called.' This could also be achieved with the definite article 'the' 'Do you know the animation called "Sailor moon"?' Although in this case using 'about' before the 'the' feels more natural to me: 'Do you know about the animation called "Sailor moon"?' Do you know of an animation called "Sailor |
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They performed with Sailor moon music. This sentence has been marked as perfect! They performed "They performed using" would be ok too! |
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Unfortunately, they couldn't advance to the finals, but they were very cute, and it became a big topic in Japan. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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You can watch it from 21 minutes 35 seconds at the following video: https://sports.nhk.or.jp/olympic/highlights/content/8fb4dbde-4a79-46e3-b5c4-81c6cd0efe80/ You can watch it from 21 minutes 35 seconds Because you're referencing a time frame, it is 'in.' Because it is a location 'at' a website, I get why you might want to use that preposition, but since we are referring to the video it overrides the location preposition 'at' in favor of of the time version of the preposition 'in.' |
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I found an another video on YouTube they performed a month ago. This sentence has been marked as perfect! I found |
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Here is the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KNpQR61LFI This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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