April 8, 2025
What restaurant do you like?
I went to In ‘n’ Out while visiting LA. I heard it sells super flesh and healthy burgers and people love it. I tried a normal burger and found that the rumor was true. After returning to my country, I heard that restaurant is Ohtani’s favorite and got astonished. I wanna go there again someday. BTW, do you usually eat out ? What kind of restaurants do you have? Please tell me.
ロサンゼルスを訪れている時にIn and outに行きました。そこはすごく新鮮で健康にいいハンバーガーを売っていて、住民はそれが大好きだと聞きました。普通のハンバーガーを食べてみたのですが、その噂は本当だと思いました。帰国してから、そのレストランは大谷翔平のお気に入りだと聞いてとってもびっくりしました。いつかまた行きたいです。ところで、あなたは普段外食しますか？どんなレストランがありますか？教えてください。
What restaurant do you like?
I went to In ‘n’ Out while visiting LA.
I heard it sells super flresh and healthy burgers and people love it.
I tried a normal burger and found that the rumor was trueit lived up to its reputation.
"Rumor" has a slightly negative connotation
After returning to my country, I heard that restaurant is Ohtani’s favorite and gotwas astonished.
I wanna go there again someday.
BTW, do you usually eat out ?
What kind of restaurants do you have in your region?
Please tell me.let me know!
There was nothing wrong with your grammar but this is a more common expression. It sounds a bit friendlier.
I went to In ‘n’ -N-Out while visiting LA.
I heard it sells super flresh and healthy burgers, and people love it.
I tried a normalregular burger and found that the rumor was true.
After returning to my country, I heard that the restaurant is Ohtani’s favorite and gotI was astonished.
I wanna go there again someday.
BTW, do you usually eat out ?
What kind of restaurants do you have?
Please tell me.
What restaurants do you like?
I went to In ‘n’ -N-Out while visiting LA.
I tried a normal burger and found that the rumors wasere true.
your sentence is totally good.
but I think you might be trying to use the phrase, "the rumors were true!"
maybe?
it is somewhat a set phrase or expression that is used somewhat humorously (it's slightly humorous because it sounds slightly melodramatic). it's a fun way of speaking.
After returning to my country, I heard that restaurant is Ohtani’s favorite and gotwas astonished.
Your sentence is good,
but I would say it like, "After returning to my country, I was astonished to hear that In-N-Out is Ohtani’s favorite restaurant."
BTW, do you usually eat out ?
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I was born in, and still live in LA. I like In-N-Out. I get a cheeseburger or "Double-Double." I get the "animal fries" sometimes.
Which restaurants do you like? Or What restaurant do you like?
I went to In ‘n’ Out while visiting LA.
I heard it they sells super flresh and healthy burgers and people love it.
I think "flesh" might just be a typo - as a native speaker I'd usually say "they sell" rather than "it sells" when talking about a business.
After returning to my country, I heard that restaurant is Ohtani’s favorite and gotI was astonished.
I wanna go there again someday.
It's quite informal but correct!
I heard it that sells super flesh and healthy burgers and that people love it.
After returning to my country, I heard that this restaurant is Ohtani’s favorite and gotI was astonished.
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Please tell me. This sentence has been marked as perfect! Please There was nothing wrong with your grammar but this is a more common expression. It sounds a bit friendlier. |
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