Dec. 24, 2022
White Christmas
“When I passed through the tunnel, there was a snowy country.” is the opening line of a famous novel by Yasunari Kawabata.
As he said, I was tempted to say that “When I opened curtains, there was a snowy country.”
When I got up this morning, it snowed 15cm (about 6 inches) hight.
I was surprised because the roads around our house and the roofs of my neighbor's houses were all white.
It was white Christmas.
Merry Christmas!
「トンネルを抜けると雪国だった」は、川端康成による有名な小説の冒頭の一節です。
彼と同じように私も言いたくなりました。「カーテンを開けると雪国だった」
朝起きたら15センチくらい雪が積もってました。
家の周りの道や近所の家の屋根など、あたり一面真っ白でびっくりしました。
ホワイトクリスマスですね。
メリークリスマス。
White Christmas
“When I passed through the tunnel, there was a snowy country.” is the opening line of a famous novel by Yasunari Kawabata.
As he said, I wasSimilarly, I feel tempted to say that “When I opened curtains, there was a snowy country.”
When I got up this morning, it had snowed 15cm (about 6 inches) hight.
I was surprised because the roads around our house and the roofs of my neighbor's houses were all white.
It was a white Christmas.
Merry Christmas!
“When I passed through the tunnel, there was a snowy country.,” is the opening line of a famous novel by Yasunari Kawabata.
Comma not full stop
AJust as he said, today I was tempted to say that, “When I opened the curtains, there was a snowy country.”
'today' gives it a bit more context. For 'curtains' use the article, 'the curtains'.
When I got up this morning, it had snowed 15cm (about 6 inches) hight.
'Had snowed' as action has happened. We tend to use 'high' not 'height' when referring to snow.
I was surprised because the roads around our house and the roofs of my neighbor's houses were all white.
It was a white Christmas.
Need the article 'a'
Merry Christmas!
Dec. 26, 2022
Thank you for your corrections and comments. They are very useful.
White Christmas
“When I passed through the tunnel, there was a snowy country.” is the opening line of a famous novel by Yasunari Kawabata.
You don’t put a period at the end of the quote unless you are starting a new sentence. For example you could also say:
“When I passed through the tunnel, there was a snowy country.” This is the opening line of a famous novel by Yasunari Kawabata.
As In the saidme way, I was tempted to say that “When I opened the curtains, there was a snowy country.”
Another way to say this would be:
This morning, I was tempted to say the same thing. “When I opened the curtains, there was a snowy country.”
When I got up this morning, it had snowed 15cm (about 6 inches) hight.
I was surprised because the roads around our house and the roofs of my neighbor's’ houses were all white.
It was a white Christmas.
Merry Christmas!
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Nicely written. That sounds wonderful! ❄️
Dec. 26, 2022
Thank you for your corrections and comments. They are very useful.
White Christmas
“When I passed through the tunnel, there was a snowy country.,” is the opening line of a famous novel by Yasunari Kawabata.
As he said, I was tempted to say that, “When I opened the curtains, there was a snowy country.”
When I got up this morning, it had snowed 15cm (about 6 inches) hlast night.
わー、凄い！
I was surprised because the roads around our house and the roofs of my neighbor's houses were all white.
It was truly a white Christmas.
Merry Christmas!
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よく出来ました！メリークリスマス！
Dec. 26, 2022
Thank you for your corrections.
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As he said, I was tempted to say that “When I opened curtains, there was a snowy country.” As he said, I was tempted to say
Another way to say this would be: This morning, I was tempted to say the same thing. “When I opened the curtains, there was a snowy country.”
'today' gives it a bit more context. For 'curtains' use the article, 'the curtains'.
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