Câu hỏi về câu ví dụ, định nghĩa và cách sử dụng của "Summer"

A: 自然な表現ではない。"What a wonderful summer!"だけは「素晴らしい夏だね!」

"The best ever!"は「最高!」

A: その通りです！

A: It means someone like you before but he/she change his/her mind now. He/she prefer yourself/personality like last summer

A: A summer camp supervisor is someone who works in a summer camp (usually for children) and usually takes care of the children. They have other roles depending on the summer camp they are working in.

A: It means that the "May sickness" is something that all Japanese know of and rather expect. "Woven into the fabric of life" means that the gogatsu-byou has become part of life in Japan, something that - even if you don't personally experience it - you at least know about because it's so common. :)

A: “I love these summer vibes. They make so happy”

“My mood in summer is always filled with joy”

“Oh look at that beautiful daisy”

:)

A: in the summer, I swim.

A: can i call it a holiday?

A: Since I finished my work, I have been tired.

I ate dinner 5 minutes ago.

I looked for him, while he looked for me.

I hurt my hand when I played ball yesterday.

I went home at 5 o'clock yesterday.

I saw a movie in the afternoon.

A: pretty much the same context
I'll be getting a job in the summer
I'll be working over the summer

I guess over would be doing something the whole summer (working)
and in the summer is you'll do or get something in summer

A: People in America will most likely say Summer vacation while in the U.K. they most likely will say Summer holiday

A: They are used interchangeably, they mean the same thing. I believe "during" would be the more correct way to say it, but if you said "over" no one would think it was strange.

A: By saying "sometimes" you could have gone more than once, or not all the time. By saying "used" that means you would have gone away every summer.

A: They are mostly the same and usually can be used interchangeably.

In summer - broader statement, more poetic sounding

In the summer - can also refer to a "specific" summer such as the summer in Japan or the summer in America.

A: (I’m not good with summer, because it’s too hot.?)
You could say this, and it almost sounds perfect (we would understand you fine) but there is a small problem. We generally don't say "I'm not good with [X]" when [X] is an abstract concept.

For example:
Natural: "I'm not good with children." "I'm not good with money."
Unnatural: "I'm not good with stress." "I'm not good with science."

So you have a couple options for rewording this...
"I don't like summer because it's too hot."
"Summer is difficult for me to deal with because it's too hot."

A: summer camp is the place
summer campers would be the people there

A: in this time, this is impossible to keep children away from water.

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A: Summer..

A: 'I really appreciate this summer has remained in my heart deeply' are two statements, it should be 'I really appreciate this summer and it will remain in my heart forever' (it's unnatural to say it will remain in your heart deeply). I'm not sure what you mean by 'I'll turn my switch itself on', could you explain?

A: "Summer vacation has just begun in Japan.
We call it Obon Yasumi, meaning vacation. It usually lasts for about a week.

What about your country? Do you have summer vacations in your country? If you do, how long do they last?"

In Romania, summer holidays for students last around 3 months. For working adults, a lot less than that 😅

A: In America we don't use the word holiday in the same way Europeans use it.

we would say: "summer vacation, which is the longest vacation of the year, just started yesterday"

most english speaking Europeans would switch the word "vacation" with "holiday"

A: Instead you could say "the only thing I like about summer is being able to go swimming"

A: It sounds a little weird but it is correct and ok to say.