Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Tokyo"
The meaning of "Tokyo" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
Please go back to Tokyo ahead of me. ne anlama geliyor?
A:
(私より)お先に東京へ帰って下さい
Q:
When you are in Tokyo again, give us a call. ne anlama geliyor?
A:
They mean that the next time you are in Tokyo they want you to tell them so that they can see you and meet you again
Q:
Tokyo dialect? ne anlama geliyor?
A:
Means the language or accent with which the people of Tokyo talk.
Q:
Defiantly got to hit up Tokyo since i missed that place so much! ne anlama geliyor?
A:
Defiantly? You probably mean definitely. This means the person really needs to go to Tokyo because they miss being there.
Q:
I come back to Tokyo 8 th. Wat you like from London please tell me ne anlama geliyor?
A:
Someone is coming back to Tokyo on 8th and he is asking you, if want anything
Example sentences using "Tokyo"
Q:
Now based in Tokyo ile örnek cümleler göster.
A:
The company is based in Tokyo. I'm based in Tokyo, but I travel a lot.
Q:
now based in Tokyo ile örnek cümleler göster.
A:
The company is now based in Tokyo.
The head office is now based in Tokyo.
I am based in Tokyo.
More businesses are now based in Tokyo.
The head office is now based in Tokyo.
I am based in Tokyo.
More businesses are now based in Tokyo.
Q:
Tokyo tower is symbol of Tokyo and it one of the most famous place to tourist. ile örnek cümleler göster.
A:
When you go to Tokyo, visit the Tokyo tower. It is a symbol of Tokyo and the most famous place for tourists to go.
Q:
I'm live in Tokyo 3 years ago. But I born in Shiga prefecture next to Kyoto. And I had spent there almost of my life. Shiga has the lake called "BIWAKO". It is the biggest one in Japan, ile örnek cümleler göster.
A:
I was born in Shiga prefecture, which is next to Kyoto. Shiga has the biggest lake in Japan called BIWAKO.
Do you still live in Tokyo because if you do you could say 'I have lived in Tokyo for 3 years but I am originally from Shingu'
Do you still live in Tokyo because if you do you could say 'I have lived in Tokyo for 3 years but I am originally from Shingu'
Synonyms of "Tokyo" and their differences
Q:
I will be flying to Tokyo next week. ve I will fly to Tokyo next week. arasındaki fark nedir?
A:
If i'm not wrong: "will be flying" means that in exactly this time from today, you'll be flying to tokio (you'll be in a plane at those times the next week"
"will fly" means that you don't know when, but the next week will you'll definitely will fly.
Does this make sense?
"will fly" means that you don't know when, but the next week will you'll definitely will fly.
Does this make sense?
Q:
I live in Tokyo now. ve I'm livening in Tokyo now. arasındaki fark nedir?
A:
@yy_latteart: Not true there is a subtle difference for those that understand tense of verbs. I live in Tokyo now is an absolute, it is the present tense indicative form of the verb. "I am living in Tokyo now" is a statement that in your current state of being you reside in Tokyo, however since you are using the present continuous form, there are subtle implications that you plan on changing your living arrangements sometime in the future. Present continuous is an action that is going on in the present, but at some point will end.
Examples:
I am eating an apple <------------This will end
She is driving to the mall <------------ Will end
I am living (alive) <---------------- You WILL die at some point
The unfortunately fact is that most people will not recognize the subtle difference in verb tenses as a result, we have a entire country of people (US) that constantly misuse them.....
You can say either one people will understand what you mean, but from a technical point of view they are not the same, even if people choose to believe they are....
Examples:
I am eating an apple <------------This will end
She is driving to the mall <------------ Will end
I am living (alive) <---------------- You WILL die at some point
The unfortunately fact is that most people will not recognize the subtle difference in verb tenses as a result, we have a entire country of people (US) that constantly misuse them.....
You can say either one people will understand what you mean, but from a technical point of view they are not the same, even if people choose to believe they are....
Q:
I have been in Tokyo ve I have been to Tokyo arasındaki fark nedir?
A:
We would not say we have been "in" a city. The second one ("I have been to Tokyo") is perfect.
Q:
I am living in Tokyo. ve I live in Tokyo. arasındaki fark nedir?
A:
For the most part, both of these sentences give you the same info.
"I am living in Tokyo" means more so "presently, I'm living in Tokyo" (which could mean you lived somewhere previously and you're saying at that present moment, you were living in Tokyo, how ever you could have lived somewhere else before).
"I live in Tokyo" is more so meaning you have and always have lived in Tokyo.
To put this in context, if someone were to say, "I haven't seen you since we graduated, where are you living now?" Both of the sentences would fit to answer this, but "I'm living in Tokyo" as I said, emphasizes that you weren't always living there.
"I am living in Tokyo" means more so "presently, I'm living in Tokyo" (which could mean you lived somewhere previously and you're saying at that present moment, you were living in Tokyo, how ever you could have lived somewhere else before).
"I live in Tokyo" is more so meaning you have and always have lived in Tokyo.
To put this in context, if someone were to say, "I haven't seen you since we graduated, where are you living now?" Both of the sentences would fit to answer this, but "I'm living in Tokyo" as I said, emphasizes that you weren't always living there.
Q:
Heading back to Tokyo with my friends. ve Going back to Tokyo with my friends. arasındaki fark nedir?
A:
To be more specific, "head" as a verb usually emphasizes the direction (compare "go back home" and "head back home") but there is no meaningful difference here.
Translations of "Tokyo"
Q:
Bunu İngilizce (ABD) da nasıl dersiniz? I am very glad that I came back to Tokyo early. Is that correct?
A:
Yes is it correct,great
Q:
Bunu İngilizce (ABD) da nasıl dersiniz? in between Tokyo and Kyoto とbetween Tokyo and Kyoto の違いは何ですか
A:
“Between” can be any distance, “in between” is normally a fairly short distance, or sometimes no distance at all.
Q:
Bunu İngilizce (ABD) da nasıl dersiniz? I went to Tokyo last week where I met some friends and had really good time
A:
I went to Tokyo last week and met some friends there. We had a really good time.
Q:
Bunu İngilizce (ABD) da nasıl dersiniz? 昨日と今日、ディズニーリゾートに友達と行った。
I went to Tokyo Disney resort with my friend yesterday and today. does this sound natural??
I went to Tokyo Disney resort with my friend yesterday and today. does this sound natural??
A:
Yes, that's natural. "Yesterday and today, I went with a friend to Tokyo Disney."も使いますが,君が書いたの文は一番いいと思います。
Q:
Bunu İngilizce (ABD) da nasıl dersiniz? Tokyo Dome 東京ドーム
A:
Simply Tokyo Dome ☺
Other questions about "Tokyo"
Q:
A: Be sure to look me up when you are in Tokyo.
B: You bet! bu doğru görünüyor mu?
B: You bet! bu doğru görünüyor mu?
A:
No, he's saying it correctly. "Look up for me" is a completely different sentence. That means to look up something up for him on the web or the dictionary, not to look himself up. If you understand what I'm saying... for example, "can you look up this word for me?"
In this context, however, he's saying that he needs to meet up with him or call him when he's in Tokyo.
In this context, however, he's saying that he needs to meet up with him or call him when he's in Tokyo.
Q:
I'm going to go to Tokyo on a business trip next week. bu doğru görünüyor mu?
A:
Perfect sentence. Good Job.
Q:
I was born and grew up in Tokyo. bu doğru görünüyor mu?
A:
"I was born and raised in Tokyo" is more natural sounding.
Q:
I haven't come here before moving to Tokyo so I haven't come here more than 9 months bu doğru görünüyor mu?
A:
@Ri-na I didn't come here before moving to Tokyo so I haven't been here for more than 9 months.
Q:
After I will arrive Tokyo,I have to go to interviews. bu doğru görünüyor mu?
A:
After I arrive in Tokyo, I have to go to interviews.
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