「英語でもいいよ」の英語は？

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“英語でもいいよ” in English

The direct translation of “英語でもいいよ” is “its good in English”. However, a more natural and appropriate translation would be “English is OK”, “You can use English”, or “You can say it in English”.

When to use “English is OK”

“English is OK” is a polite way to tell someone that you understand their English. It can also be used to let someone know that you are willing to speak English with them.

When to use “You can use English”

“You can use English” is a more direct way to tell someone that you are willing to speak English with them. It can also be used to give someone permission to speak English in a particular situation.

When to use “You can say it in English”

“You can say it in English” is a specific way to tell someone that they can say something in English. It is often used when someone is asking for permission to speak English.

Here are some examples of how to use these phrases:

• English is OK. I understand your English.
• You can use English. I am willing to speak English with you.
• You can say it in English. You have permission to speak English in this situation.

I hope this article has been helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions.