Thank you for providing me the new sentences. Well, I've never used the free-market site any more, I'm afraid. By the way, I had a quotation because number "forty" came out today. Why the famous group which's called AKB 48 has the number forty-eight? Prubabry, the Akimoto-san who produced them is a parent of naming it. (in Japanese "nazuke no oya".) A large number of members was born and graduated from the group. (you know, Sayaka Akimoto is one of them) I've heard there'd had the plan he makes 48 idle groups at a few countries. I'm not sure but surely there was one at South East Asia. For example, Vietnamese, Phillipine etc. In the past, there was a group which's titled "Onyanko club." When I was a young city worker, I've come across "££ Sayuri" at my desk in the blanch office. I remember I've so astonished then. See you tomorrow.
Thank you for watching! Until this April, I was an enthusiastic fan of "Hinatazaka46," and for eight years since their formation in 2016, I attended live concerts at venues all over Japan. I resonated with their songs and worldview, making them the first idol group I ever came to like.
Thank you for sharing! It’s fascinating to think about how AKB48 got its name. With so many members joining and graduating, it’s like an ever-evolving story! Sayaka Akimoto is definitely one of the most memorable names from the group. It’s impressive how the concept has grown so far beyond Japan! How surprising it must have been to come across Sayuri from at your desk back then! Was she cute?
Business writing often requires a different tone and structure compared to everyday writing (´・ω・｀). If you ever need help with tips or polishing your business communication, feel free to ask! Wishing you a great weekend ahead!
Thank you for your question. Yes, in this sentence, "yet" without "not" essentially implies "not yet." While it might seem unusual, this structure is grammatically correct and often used in more formal or written English. The sentence means the developers have not checked on the problem up to this point in time, but there is an expectation that they will. The developers have "not yet" checked on the problem. This is more explicit and common in spoken English. The developers have "yet to" check on the problem. This is slightly more formal but conveys the same idea.
Thank you for the daily uploads! The degree of difficulty is 1-2. Difficult to hear words are #3 towards, #6 played, Couldn’t translate are #2 flop, #20 parcel
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Thank you for providing me the new sentences. Well, I've never used the free-market site any more, I'm afraid. By the way, I had a quotation because number "forty" came out today. Why the famous group which's called AKB 48 has the number forty-eight? Prubabry, the Akimoto-san who produced them is a parent of naming it. (in Japanese "nazuke no oya".) A large number of members was born and graduated from the group. (you know, Sayaka Akimoto is one of them) I've heard there'd had the plan he makes 48 idle groups at a few countries. I'm not sure but surely there was one at South East Asia. For example, Vietnamese, Phillipine etc. In the past, there was a group which's titled "Onyanko club." When I was a young city worker, I've come across "££ Sayuri" at my desk in the blanch office. I remember I've so astonished then. See you tomorrow.
Thank you for watching! Until this April, I was an enthusiastic fan of "Hinatazaka46," and for eight years since their formation in 2016, I attended live concerts at venues all over Japan. I resonated with their songs and worldview, making them the first idol group I ever came to like.
Thank you for sharing! It’s fascinating to think about how AKB48 got its name. With so many members joining and graduating, it’s like an ever-evolving story! Sayaka Akimoto is definitely one of the most memorable names from the group. It’s impressive how the concept has grown so far beyond Japan!
How surprising it must have been to come across Sayuri from at your desk back then! Was she cute?
日常文はまあまあなのにビジネス文章になると難しく感じます
(´・ω・｀)
今週もありがとうございました!
Business writing often requires a different tone and structure compared to everyday writing (´・ω・｀). If you ever need help with tips or polishing your business communication, feel free to ask!
Wishing you a great weekend ahead!
ご視聴ありがとうございます！
ビジネスは硬い文章のように聞こえますが、NHK worldで頻繁に使われるので、当チャンネルの語彙を覚えていくと、NHK worldの英語ニュースが聞こえやすくなるかと思います！
17番。notを伴わないyetは、「まだ〜ない」の訳になるのでしょうか？
Thank you for your question.
Yes, in this sentence, "yet" without "not" essentially implies "not yet." While it might seem unusual, this structure is grammatically correct and often used in more formal or written English. The sentence means the developers have not checked on the problem up to this point in time, but there is an expectation that they will.
The developers have "not yet" checked on the problem.
This is more explicit and common in spoken English.
The developers have "yet to" check on the problem.
This is slightly more formal but conveys the same idea.
ご視聴ありがとうございます！
[have not yet]よりも柔らかい使い方で[have yet to]が使われます！
よく分かりました。ありがとうございました。
Thank you for detailed explanation, Qsensei.
こんばんは〜
最近運転中に聴きながししていたので
コメント出来ませんでした。
水曜日は2.0木曜日は2.5今朝は2.5って感じです。
今週もありがとうございました。
週末のまとめも宜しくお願いいたします🙏
ご視聴ありがとうございます！
私自身「聞き流し学習」でこれまでの各試験のリスニングをやってきました。毎日続ける習慣として、サラッと聞く方が私自身には合っていました！
Thank you for listening, even while driving-it means a lot! I'm glad you could tune in!
Thank you for the daily uploads!
The degree of difficulty is 1-2.
Difficult to hear words are
#3 towards, #6 played,
Couldn’t translate are
#2 flop, #20 parcel
評価ありがとうございます！
[parcel]は初登場の単語だったでしょうか。
THank you!
２！
Thank you!
評価ありがとうございます！