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

A: It means it wasn’t finalized/accepted/realized/didn’t work out.

A:
A staple food made from flour or meal mixed with other dry and liquid ingredients, usually combined with a leavening agent, and kneaded, shaped into loaves, and baked.

A: It should be "Our place is a few minutes' walk from the station." This is the only correct way to write it.

There is no hyphen ("-") here. Generally, you use hyphens when the two words together make an adjective for the next word - "few minutes" is not an adjective for "walk". "Few minutes' walk" means "a walk of a few minutes", not "a walk that is few minutes".

It's "minutes" because it's more than one minute. The apostrophe is there because "minutes" ends in "s", otherwise it would be 's:

"Our place is a minute's walk from the station." = It takes 1 minute of walking to get to the station from our place.

A: B is not a correct sentence.

A: “We have fewer customers than last year” is fine (you don’t need “the”), but you can also say “Our bookstore has been slowed than last year”. お店に関して「slow」は「お客様が少ない」という意味があります。

A: The first one is present tense, meaning it’s being supplied with furniture now.
The other one is stating that they have furniture already.

Both are correct if the first ones used to describe something that’s happening now and the other to describe what it already has

A: (1)バスはスキー場へ向けて出発しました。
高速に乗り、落ち着いたところで、
本日のスケジュール、および自己紹介の時間を持ちます。

(1) Our bus has just left.
There is a plan explaining the schedule. Let’s start by introducing ourselves when we are on the highway.

(2)今回のツアーの運転手さん、をご紹介します。
運転手は　　　　さん　です。

２日間どうぞよろしくお願いします。

(2) This is ( name ).
He is the driver of this tour.

Let’s enjoy this trip.

(3)これからレンタル費用を集めます。
先ほど配りました袋にお金を入れてお待ちください。
スタッフが集めにいきます。

おつりが必要な方は、夕食時にお返しします。

(3) We will collect the rental fee of SKIE.
Please put money in a collection envelope and wait.
We will come to take it soon.


If you need to change, we will come back for you at dinner time.

A: 1. Our dog ran away from the house (remove the second our)
2. A stray dog (replace homeless with stray) was close to being caught (change be to being) and then ran away (add then between and and run and change run to ran)

A: They all sound natural. You can use either of them

A: @emmy008 #1 is definitely more common, in my experience. That is the phrasing that is most natural. The other is fine as well, but not as commonly heard.

A: still fine. if you were writing to give someone your own contact information, then you would use "Our contact information is listed below." or "Here is our contact information: " The first one would become "Our contact information is as follows: ", but that is awkward, so wouldn't recommend it.

if i understood you correctly, you are giving your business partner contact information for other businesses or people that you deal with, such as one of your vendors, or shipping company, etc.,