Aichiの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: × I've once lived in Aichi for the past eight years.
✓ I lived in Aichi for eight years.

× It’s been four years since I moved to here.
✓ It’s been four years since I moved here. (Don't think of 'here' as a place. 'Here' is a description of the verb. It tells where you moved. Example: 'Run to the store' Or 'Run there'. 'He brought me to my house' Or 'He brought me here')

× I didn’t much get used to here which is urban area of Japan, because I was born and raised in countryside.
✓ I didn't get used to this place quickly, which is an urban area of Japan, because I was born and raised in countryside. ('here' is not a location so you should say 'this place' or the name of your current city)

× But I get liking here recently, because there are many delicious stores around here.
✓ But I started liking this place recently, because there are many delicious restaurants around here. (it doesn't make sense to call stores delicious since many stores do not sell food.)

× Let me know please if you have some recommended stores.
✓ Please let me know if there are any stores you recommend.

A: I go to Aichi for work. I plan to work for the tuition for 3 years, but I worry about continuing to work.

A: I'm from Aichi prefecture in Japan.
My house is in the countryside and my grandparents belong the field.
But recently a lot of new houses are being built.
You can go to Nagoya with a train in about 20 minutes
From Shinkansen to Tokyo, it takes 2hours, and to Kyoto, it takes one hour. There are many friendly people in this city!

A: Aichi Prefecture is *an* industrial area, so there are... 又は完璧です。

A: Aichi prefecture is located between Tokyo and Osaka. Visitors to Aichi prefecture can enjoy many historic sights, especially castles. In spring, the cherry blossoms at the castles are very beautiful. [make sure you mean that there is more than one castle -- if there is only one castle you should name it]