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sentence translation
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2013/11/23 01:54
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Hello minasan!
Could you please transalte this sentence for me?
Among the things sold, there are typical food products.
- hanbai sarete iru mono no naka de tenkeiteki na shokuhin ga arimasu.
- hanbai shite iru mono no naka de tenkeiteki na shokuhin ga arimasu.
Are these two sentences correct? if no, how can I write in the correct way?
Arigatou gozaimasu.
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by angelabrok
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Re: sentence translation
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2013/11/23 11:07
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What do you mean by "typical" in this sentence? Something like "typical to my country/area"? You would need to be a little more specific :)
(And just to be sure, you want help to translate FROM English TO Japanese, correct?)
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by AK
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Re: sentence translation
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2013/11/23 17:06
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Sorry if I can't explain well.
Yes, I mean something that you can find only in the place I'm living.
But, the part I'm interested in, is to translate “among the things sold....“
I hope you can understand my bad english....
Thank you so much!
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by angelabrok (guest)
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Re: sentence translation
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2013/11/24 11:40
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I might just say:
- Shouhin no naka ni wa, tokusanhin ga arimasu. (Among the merchandise, there are area-specialty goods.) I left out the "food," though.
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by AK
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