I recently watched a Chinese TV series “The Untamed”.
I recommend this show because it’s very exciting and the actors who play the main characters are good looking.
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最近、たくさん中国や日本のドラマを見ましたが、あまりいいドラマがありませんでした。 今、私のおすすめは「風が強く吹いている」というアニメです。箱根駅伝を走るのために十人が集まいます。とても励みになります。キャラクターは性格がもっといいになりました。How do I say that they have good character development?
I watched The Promised Neverland when it came out. (How to I say when?)
After watching it all the way through, the OP gave me chills. (Is the English colloquial meaning of “chills” even translatable?)
It’s now one of my favorite songs. (How do I say “one of”?)
My favorite character is Ray because of his loyalty to Emma. (This whole sentence.)
I think loyalty is attractive. (Did I use と思うcorrectly?)
When a character is loyal, I like them immediately. (Again, how do I say “when” or “if”?)
Since I finished reading the manga I’m so excited for the next season. (Is it possible to make part of the sentence past tense and the other half present? I just split them.)
I could have tried something shorter or more simple, but I wanted so badly to try to translate my thoughts and feelings. I’m not sure that’s what I ended up doing though…Please help? You’re so awesome!
「風が強く吹いている」を小説で読んだことがあります！すごくおもしろくて、いっきに読みました。性格 is considered a personality which doesn’t easily change over time, so how about saying キャラクターは物語の中でどんどん成長しました? 進化する is another good word to describe development. アニメ見たことないので、見てみたいです😊
I wonder what you want to express by saying it’s chill in this case. ぞくっとする is an expression to describe the feeling of strong excitement, especially the feeling you get when you encounter something exotic or unusual. If that’s what you want to say, you can say “OPがぞくっとする”.
ちゅうせいしんがある is a more common collocation than ちゅうせいがある by the way.
僕は最近、たくさんアニメ映画をみました。映画は…
「聲の形」
「たまこラブストーリー」
「蛍火の森へ」
これはもうみました。そしてこれをまた好きになる。これは人間のrelationships/bonds/connectionsの物語。悲しいことも、初めてのことも、なつかしいことも。（そしてSOLアニメすき）だから、この映画は好き。
始めてみましたなアニメ映画は…
「空の青さを知る人」
これ、いいですね。好きな分があるも、なんかちょっといやなぶんもある。（だって、あおちゃんは…(︶^︶) まぁ、それも好きになるの理由。）
「風立ちめ」
これめっちゃすごい！！WW2な話は楽しいです。
「言の花のにわ」there should be a kanji for garden but its not showing for me?
これ、ふつういいと思うんです。
I wonder what you are trying to say with け (so I deleted it, sorry!). その上 doesn’t need a particle に when using use it as an expression “moreover” (in this context, it’s more like “even worse” though). Other than that, looks ok
たしかに、ちょっとこわそうだけど、絵がきれいですね！まだ見てないので、見てみたいです😆交友話題と志望話題 are not common expressions, so I’m guessing if it’s 交友関係と願望 what the movie has as its theme.
ははは。まあ、ギャクマンガでキャラが死ぬのはなれてます😂
I wan’t sure what you mean by 一向に, but it doesn’t fit the context, so I deleted it. 損なう is usually used in a context like 彼女の健康が損なわれた, 国民の権利が損なわれた, and 魚の新鮮さが損なわれる.
なるほど！You use その上, which suggests that you continue talking about why that movie is sad. So, けど doesn’t really fit that context (You know けど is used between two contradicting ideas). I hope this explanation makes sense
Note1: If you have things you want to say but don’t know how to write it in Japanese, just try to write some parts (eve just some words) and ask me how to write the rest! I can teach you or provide some hints.
今、私のおすすめは「風が強く吹いている」というアニメです。箱根駅伝を走るのために十人が集まいます。とても励みになります。キャラクターは性格がもっといいになりました。
