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Takafromtokyo Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
"a Japanese party"?
A friend of mine wrote,
"I went to a Japanese party tonight."
He called it "a Japanese party" because (1) this party was hosted by a Japanese guy, and (2) most people at the party turned out to be Japanese, although there were several Irish people too.
Is "a Japanese party" a correct way to call it?
Does it make sense?
How about, "A Japanese guy hosted a party tonight, and I went there." or, "I went to a party hosted by a Japanese guy tonight."
"I went to a Japanese party tonight."
He called it "a Japanese party" because (1) this party was hosted by a Japanese guy, and (2) most people at the party turned out to be Japanese, although there were several Irish people too.
Is "a Japanese party" a correct way to call it?
Does it make sense?
How about, "A Japanese guy hosted a party tonight, and I went there." or, "I went to a party hosted by a Japanese guy tonight."
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takafromtokyo Is "a Japanese party" a correct way to call it? Yes, if it was hosted by a Japanese and had primarily Japanese guests. " Fine.
- takafromtokyo Is "a Japanese party" a correct way to call it?
- Yes, if it was hosted by a Japanese and had primarily Japanese guests.
- " Fine.
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takafromtokyoIs "a Japanese party" a correct way to call it?Yes, if it was hosted by a Japanese and had primarily Japanese guests.
takafromtokyoHow about, "A Japanese guy hosted a party tonight, and I went there." or, "I went to a party hosted by a Japanese guy tonight."Fine.
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Thanks, Mister Micawber. You cleared it up for me!
Your explanation is always helpful.
Your explanation is always helpful.
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