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オーダーメイドの犬小屋が一つ目の前に展示されていて、「この4年間でいくつこの犬小屋をうったのですか?/売れたのですが?」 と表現する場合、どう表すべきでしょうか?How many of this dog house~では不自然だと考えますが、目の前に一つしかないのを見てof theseとするのもどうかと考えています。 南東理科で表現して頂ければ幸いです。

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>「この4年間でいくつこの犬小屋をうったのですか?/売れたのですが?」 ⇒How many doghouses of this type「このタイプの、この手の犬小屋をいくつ」としたらいかがでしょう。「犬小屋」は、doghouseのほかにkennelもあります。(その昔、「犬(ケン)寝る」などというゴロ合わせで覚えたものです、笑)。kennelは、「大型の犬小屋」ですから、doghouseの方が一般的でしょうね。なお、dog houseと分かち書きしません。 →How many doghouses of this type have you sold for these four years? How many kennels of this type have been sold for these four years?

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