Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Prefecture"

A: in Japan, it is a governmental district, equivalent to either a county or a state, within the nation.

A: While you can look up the definition in the dictionary, nobody uses the word to describe anything in the USA.

A: it’s a political region or local government area in some countries, for example Japan, France, and Italy
EX: An elderly woman in Kanagawa prefecture is the only person in Japan to have died of the virus.

A: I think Japan use prefecture as a political region 都道府県 so it would mean let's see where do I end up ( where will I go I don't know but time will tell and we will know)

A: Thank you :)

A: They have the same meaning, but constitute is used more for cooking or things with ingredients.
Compose is a more common way to say what something is made up of

A: "The aunty next door asked me, 'Why do you and your husband each have a car?' and she told me that her son sold his car when he moved to a different prefecture. She made it sound like we were splurging and doing something wrong. 😩"

"Later, I heard her asking another neighbor about their electricity bill from outside, and I thought she was really intrusive. 😡"

⚠️ NOTE:
ー In this context, you could use "splurge" rather than "treat ourselves" because "treat ourselves" suggests a more positive connotation.
ー "Intrusive" is a good word to describe someone who is overly nosy or prying, while "nasty" or "offensive" could be used to describe someone's behavior if they were being deliberately hurtful.

Yeah, I have that kinda neighbor too 😭😭😭

A: 「Mr.Fuji」って、あの山ですか? |ω･`)

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A: I live in the prefecture where the company headquarters is located.

A: I believe either prefecture could have the smallest population in japan, but I forgot which one it is.

A: The second one sounds more natural :)

A: you could change it slightly by saying it fell to 2nd place.

A: @michiko_otsuka_28 I went to a nearby prefecture to see Bon-odori, that is the Japanese traditional dance in summer, yesterday.
I only planned to see it, but I also danced with people around me. I really enjoyed it and now I'm so sore.