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I got cold.

I got cold..
I must sleep enough..
After a long time.
I have many snot.
I want to eat ice cream.
who like eat ice cream when anyone gets cold?
↑風邪になったときアイス食べるのが好きな人いない?と聞こうとしたけど言い伝え方がわかりませんでした。。。
I hope get well soon.

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I got cold.

I want to eat ice cream.

I got cold.


This sentence has been marked as perfect!

I got a cold. I got a cold.

I got a cold. I got a cold.

I got cold..


I got a cold.. I got a cold.

Cold = 寒い A cold = 風邪

I got a cold.. I got a cold..

I got a cold.. I got a cold..

"I got cold" is a statement about temperature (寒くなった) "I got a cold" is a statement about illness (風を引いた)

I must sleep enough..


I must sleepget enough. sleep. I must get enough sleep.

This is a more common phrasing.

I must sleep enough.well. I must sleep well.

I mustneed to sleep enough.. I need to sleep enough..

I mustneed to sleep enough.. I need to sleep enough..

"must" can come across as pretty stiff and formal, so "need to" reads more naturally here.

After a long time.


After a long time. After a long time.

In formal writing, this sentence may be considered incomplete. It can be attached to the next sentence →

After a long time., After a long time,

This is an incomplete statement. It can't be written alone but together with another sentence and the two sentences are separated with ',' (comma).

AfterIt's been a long time. It's been a long time.

After a long time. After a long time.

This isn't a sentence on its own, it's like 長い間の後。。。

I have many snot.


I have manyAfter a long time, I still have a lot of snot. After a long time, I still have a lot of snot.

The two clauses were connected to form a single complete sentence. Many = things that can be counted A lot = more general, can be for things that can and cannot be counted like snot

I have ma runny snot.se. I have a runny nose.

Or I have catarrh.

I have manya lot of snot. I have a lot of snot.

I have manyMy nose is (running/full of snot). My nose is (running/full of snot).

"snot" on its own can sometimes sound kind of childish, so "my nose is running" is more usually said by adults.

I want to eat ice cream.


This sentence has been marked as perfect!

who like eat ice cream when anyone gets cold?


Is there anyone else who likes to eat ice cream when anyonethey gets a cold? Is there anyone else who likes to eat ice cream when they get a cold?

who likeDo you eat ice cream when anyoneyou gets cold? Do you eat ice cream when you get cold?

A more natural way to say this.

wWho likes to eat ice cream when anyonethey gets a cold? Who likes to eat ice cream when they get a cold?

wWho likeelse likes to eat ice cream when anyonethey gets a cold? Who else likes to eat ice cream when they get a cold?

↑風邪になったときアイス食べるのが好きな人いない?


と聞こうとしたけど言い伝え方がわかりませんでした。。。


I hope get well soon.


I hope to get well soon. I hope to get well soon.

I hope I get well soon. I hope I get well soon.

I hope I get well soon. I hope I get well soon.

I hope I get well soon. I hope I get well soon.

Take care of yourself!

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