Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Olympic"

A: 這個英文不太對吧 應該是"The Olympic vibe this year" 那這樣意思就是「今年的奧運氛圍」

A: unfortunately not, because it would be a sentence fragment. Your reader or listener would be waiting for the rest of the information.

In order to share a full thought, you could instead say:

Because Tokyo will be holding the Olympic Games next year, there will be a lot of visitors.

Because he is holding a party, he had better clean his room.

If he gets the answer soon, he will pass the exam.

A: If holding grudges was a competition, they'd be champions at it.

A: @Kevinkang

It is kind of like a metaphone/similie. It means that it is big (huge).

"The Shopping center was Olympic sized!"

A: Olympic is the adjective to describe things connected to the Olympics (eg Olympic Games). Olympiad is a noun and means the 4-year time gap between when Olympic games take place.

A: An olympiad is a period between Olympic games. The ancient Greeks sometimes used the olympiad as a unit of time when calculating dates.

A: There really is no difference, simply it’s just worded differently. You can use both of these sentences just the same :)

A: Olympic games refers to the entire event, Olympic events refer to the individual sports. I have not heard anyone say "Olympic sports" before.

A: I have not heard of Olympic Movement. Most of the time I just say "the Olympics"

A:

She came as fifth placer at Olympic before.

I hope you can also help me ;)

A: I don't even know about the Olympics.

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A: The Olympic Games :)

A: It's good just some minor mistakes, also I believe this a better way of saying it :

"The next Olympic Games will be held on February 9th to 25th (17 days) in PyeongChang, South Korea. This is a brochure explaining briefly about the PyeongChang Olympics and will include some information about sports, tourist attractions and restaurants. How about looking through the brochure"

A: With respect, this writing needs work. This is a first revision, if you could address my queries, I can take another look.

In 2020, the Olympics will be held in Japan. Does anybody know that this is a great opportunity to promote Japan? It is now or never. Hurry up! Don’t miss it!

The truth is, Japan's tourism industry is still nascent. In this aspect, it can be considered a backwards country. Why? Here are some problems that Japan needs to deal with. To illustrate my point, I provide some examples taken from other countries.

Workforce Issues
Firstly, workers in Japan are not well paid. In contrast, workers in Switzerland are well-paid. This type of incentives motivates workers [to do what?]. Moreover, the country has institutions specialising in the tourism industry. Students at these institutions can learn how the country can attract tourists and push the country ahead. It is not only about developing a worker's skills and abilities, but also their consciousness and attitude. This is why the Swiss tends to be involved in tourism. [This sentence is unclear, could you rephrase?]

Tourist Facilities
Secondly, are you sure that there are sufficient facilities for foreigners in Japan? This is not the case! The number of hotels we have is insufficient, our transportation system is poor and the guidance we provide to tourists is confusing. As a tourist, you are left wondering if your itinerary is good. Singapore is a good counter-example. As a completely artificial country, they have succeded [in doing what?]. They have no "natural" tourist resource such as natural heritage or historic sites. In 2003, the number of tourists who visited Singapore was 500,000. However, since Changi Airport was opened, this figure has since doubled. The airport has a swimming pool, a cinema, an online game arcade and a shopping mall. Buildings have been built one after another, all within easy to access. As such, the number of tourists visiting Singapore will only incresae.

Nature Tourism
Thirdly, nature can sometimes have a huge effect on tourism. If you look at Bhutan, you will see how important it is to keep a country's environment clean. Although the tariff [what tariff?] is a little high, the number of tourists visting Bhutan has increased year after year. The Bhutanese regard their whole country as a national park. Its forest accounts for 72% [of? the country's tourism revenue?] because the government protects it and Bhutanese are willing to support such measures. this is linked to the dramatic growth in tourism the country is experiencing. In Japan, our dirty environment has caught the Bhutanese's attention. For example, [Tokyo bay in particular is harmful to its ecosystem | this needs to be rephrased]. This is a problem that Japan will need to manage.

In conclusion, Japan should no longer rely on its heritage sites, Yuru-Chara or imitation places. It has to protect and preserve [something special | you need to take a look at this paragraph, I don't quite understand what you are trying to say]. [If there is only in Japan, it is natural to be popular | same, could you rephrase?].

A: 2 and 4 are correct

A: All sentences are technically correct in spoken language. However I do believe that (2) and (4) are the correct ones.

P.S. "Olympic Games" should have a "The" in front.

A: ​​I'm very much interested in the Olympic Games and one day, I hope I can take part in it. Right now is the perfect time. I would appreciate it if I can get a chance to be interviewed. I'm look forward to your early reply.