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ラウンジにありました。訳を教えてください
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Feel free to不定詞で「遠慮せずに～してください。」という意味です。 take～「～を持って行く」 as many as you like 「あなたの好きな数だけ」 よって「お好きなだけ持って行って下さい。」ということになります。 なにかパンフレットか申込書の類のところに掲示されていたのではないですか？
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in Miyazaki at Miyazaki Station on the beach in Miyazaki prifecture のように前置詞を使うといいですよ。
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質問の仕方がいけませんでした。 さきの質問と同様、ラウンジに、”ｐｌａｙ ｏｎ ｍｉｙａｚａｋｉ”とありました。この”ｏｎ”という使い方が気になりました。 わざと、”ｏｎ ｍｉｙａｚａｋｉ”にして充足感を味わさせているのでしょうか、それともミスでしょうか?
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