【No. 0412】How to Get On and Off Trains in Japan
Feb 3, 2016 10:24
Today, I will introduce how to get on and off trains in Japan.
There are many types of trains, but the ways to get on and off them are divided into three types.
In cities like Tokyo or many other regions, doors of trains open and close automatically.
However, in the suburbs or the countryside (especially in cold regions), we have to open and close the doors by pushing buttons.
Furthermore, if the trains are old types, we have to open and close the doors by using our hands.
The reason why the opening and closing are performed manually is to improve the efficiency of heating and cooling by not leaving the doors open.
Also, the last person who was getting on or off the train has not to forget to close the door firmly.
Please be careful when you use these trains in Japan.
There are many types of trains, but the ways to get on and off them are divided into three types.
In cities like Tokyo or many other regions, doors of trains open and close automatically.
However, in the suburbs or the countryside (especially in cold regions), we have to open and close the doors by pushing buttons.
Furthermore, if the trains are old types, we have to open and close the doors by using our hands.
The reason why the opening and closing are performed manually is to improve the efficiency of heating and cooling by not leaving the doors open.
Also, the last person who was getting on or off the train has not to forget to close the door firmly.
Please be careful when you use these trains in Japan.
日本の電車
今日は、日本の電車について紹介します。
日本には様々な種類の電車が走っていますが、乗降の種類は大きく3つあります。
東京やのような都会やその他多くの地域では、電車の扉は自動で開閉します。
しかし郊外や田舎(特に寒冷地方)に行くと、ドアの開閉はボタンで行います。
さらに、古いタイプの電車だと、ドアの開閉は手で行います。
このように手動でドアの開閉を行うのは、扉を開けっ放しにしないことで冷暖房の効率をあげるためです。
また、最後に乗り降りした人は、扉をしっかりと閉めるのを忘れないようにしましょう。
これらの電車に乗る祭は注意して下さい。
今日は、日本の電車について紹介します。
日本には様々な種類の電車が走っていますが、乗降の種類は大きく3つあります。
東京やのような都会やその他多くの地域では、電車の扉は自動で開閉します。
しかし郊外や田舎(特に寒冷地方)に行くと、ドアの開閉はボタンで行います。
さらに、古いタイプの電車だと、ドアの開閉は手で行います。
このように手動でドアの開閉を行うのは、扉を開けっ放しにしないことで冷暖房の効率をあげるためです。
また、最後に乗り降りした人は、扉をしっかりと閉めるのを忘れないようにしましょう。
これらの電車に乗る祭は注意して下さい。
Corrections (3)
No. 1 Debrucey
- Today, I will introduce how to get on and off trains in Japan.
- Today, I will explain how to get on and off trains in Japan.
- There are many types of trains, but the ways to get on and off them are divided into three types.
- There are many types of trains, but there are three ways to get on and off them.
- In cities like Tokyo or many other regions, doors of trains open and close automatically.
- In cities like Tokyo or in many other regions, the train doors open and close automatically.
- Furthermore, if the trains are old types, we have to open and close the doors by using our hands.
- Furthermore, if the trains are the older kind, we have to open and close the doors by hand.
- Also, the last person who was getting on or off the train has not to forget to close the door firmly.
- Also, the last person to get on or off the train must not forget to close the door firmly.
- Please be careful when you use these trains in Japan.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
Toru
Thank you so much for correcting my post! :)
Thank you so much for correcting my post! :)
No. 2 preciousinkpen
- How to Get On and Off Trains in Japan
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- Today, I will introduce how to get on and off trains in Japan.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- There are many types of trains, but the ways to get on and off them are divided into three types.
- There are many types of trains, but the ways to get on and off of them are divided into three types.
- In cities like Tokyo or many other regions, doors of trains open and close automatically.
- In cities like Tokyo or many other regions, the doors of trains open and close automatically.
- However, in the suburbs or the countryside (especially in cold regions), we have to open and close the doors by pushing buttons.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- Furthermore, if the trains are old types, we have to open and close the doors by using our hands.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- The reason why the opening and closing are performed manually is to improve the efficiency of heating and cooling by not leaving the doors open.
- The reason why the opening and closing are performed manually is to improve the efficiency of the heating and cooling by not leaving the doors open.
- Also, the last person who was getting on or off the train has not to forget to close the door firmly.
- Also, the last person who gets on or off the train has to remember to close the door firmly.
- Please be careful when you use these trains in Japan.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
You did a really great! This was really interesting to read. :D
Toru
Thank you so much for the corrections and your comment!
I'm glad to hear you say that :)
Thank you so much for the corrections and your comment!
I'm glad to hear you say that :)
No. 3 gyokuro
- There are many types of trains, but the ways to get on and off them are divided into three types.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- In cities like Tokyo or many other regions, doors of trains open and close automatically.
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In cities like Tokyo or many other regions, train doors open and close automatically.
This is the most natural way to say this.
- However, in the suburbs or the countryside (especially in cold regions), we have to open and close the doors by pushing buttons.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- Furthermore, if the trains are old types, we have to open and close the doors by using our hands.
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Furthermore, if the trains are old types, you have to open and close the doors by using our hands.
This is a common mistake in English that Japanese people make. In English, you use the "third person you".
- The reason why the opening and closing are performed manually is to improve the efficiency of heating and cooling by not leaving the doors open.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- Please be careful when you use these trains in Japan.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
Toru
Thank you very much for the corrections and your explanations! :D
Thank you very much for the corrections and your explanations! :D