- Japonês
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If today is Friday.
I will go to the park for two days in a row.
Are they Saturday and Sunday?
I will go to the park for two days in a row.
Are they Saturday and Sunday?
- Inglês (EUA)
It could be Friday and Saturday, or it could be Saturday and Sunday, or it could be two completely different days.
そこは「二日連続で公園に行きます」と日本語で言うのと同じです。今日と明日でも、明日と明後日でも、来週の平日でもありえます。
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- Japonês
Thanks a lot!!
If today is Friday
I will go to the park since tomorrow for two days in a row.
Is above sentence natural?
Are they Saturday and Sunday?
- Inglês (EUA)
"since tomorrow" is incorrect.
"since" is only used to mark times in the past.
We would say "starting tomorrow".
That would make it Saturday and Sunday, though. Yes.
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- Japonês
Thank you very mach.
I will go to the park starting tomorrow for two days in a row.
Is it natural?
Is it use in daily life by native speakers?
- Inglês (EUA)
It sounds natural enough.
I'm not sure when anyone would say that, in English OR in Japanese, instead of just "tomorrow and Sunday", but all of the individual parts are used commonly in daily life.
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