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I had riding on bus for return home last night.
I got stuck in traffic last night.
There's often got it in Japan.
It's not fun, everyone tired.
I'm tired now, but I enjoyed my trip so I'm happy now.
I got stuck in traffic last night.
There's often got it in Japan.
It's not fun, everyone tired.
I'm tired now, but I enjoyed my trip so I'm happy now.
昨夜
私は昨夜家に帰るためにバスに乗っていました。
そして、交通渋滞に巻き込まれました。
日本では頻繁に交通渋滞が起こります。
交通渋滞は皆を疲れさせて楽しくありません。
私は今疲れていますが、私は旅行を楽しんだので楽しい気持ちです。
私は昨夜家に帰るためにバスに乗っていました。
そして、交通渋滞に巻き込まれました。
日本では頻繁に交通渋滞が起こります。
交通渋滞は皆を疲れさせて楽しくありません。
私は今疲れていますが、私は旅行を楽しんだので楽しい気持ちです。
I had was riding on the bus for to return home last night.
There's often got it traffic in Japan.
It's not fun, everyone is tired.
I'm tired now, but I enjoyed my trip so I'm (also) happy now.
Adding "also" is optional. It more clearly shows that you are both tired and happy.
I was riding on the bus to return home last night.
It was difficult sentence for me.
So many thanks.(*^^*)
I will learn your kind correction.
Have a great day!!
I was riding on the bus to return home last night.
There's often traffic in Japan.
It's not fun, everyone is tired.
I wish I lived in the city ><.
I remember once traffic was so bad people were doing Yoga.
お帰りなさい兎ちゃん
it was a good for you :D
Thank you! Yes! I love them, so it's very nice time for me!!
I was (riding) on the bus for return home last night.
This is the simplest alternative, I think. If the destination were anywhere but "home", you would need the preposition "to"-- for example, "I was on the bus to school." However, "home" is usually not preceded by a preposition when it is your own home you are talking about, so "the bus home" is correct. Since "home" is the destination, the verb "return" is not necessary. The verb "riding" is also not necessary; that is what one is usually doing when one is on a bus.
I got stuck in traffic last night. [Alternative: It got stuck in traffic.]
There is no need to repeat "last night". Also, it is somewhat more natural to say that the bus got stuck in traffic than that you, personally, got stuck in traffic, since everyone else on the bus was also stuck. The pronoun "it" in the alternative sentence refers to "the bus home last night" mentioned in the previous sentence.
They (traffic jams) aren't fun, because everyone is tired.
I'm tired now, but I enjoyed my trip, so I'm happy.
There is no need to repeat "now".
I was on the bus home.
It got stuck in traffic.
They aren't fun, because everyone is tired.
I'm tired now, but I enjoyed my trip, so I'm happy.
Oh!! I see.~^^~
I will learn your kind correction.
Thank you always!!
I want to know natural sentence.
You teach many those sentence.
Those are helped me.
Thank you.~^^~