關於Package的意思和用法的提問

A: The person talking is saying that they have always had packages delivered in Japan. (Never been a problem) So they are quite hopeful that it will arrive. (That it has not been lost).

A: the packaging is ugly

A: 거기서 패키지가 나오는 곳이에요.

A: 一般情况下就是说会优惠处理 有类似买一赠一这种小便宜赚
Describe a woman 又是什么鬼

A: It means "change your appearance". There's a nuance of "selling something" because retail products are packaged to appeal to certain audiences.

A: Here’s some sample sentences to get you started :)
Package - noun
1) Have you delivered the package yet?
2) I got the package yesterday.
3) She lost the package on her way to work today.
4) Can you bring the package for me?
5) I gave him all the packages a while ago.
Package - verb
1) I packaged the bag and sent it to her.
2) I didn’t know they packaged all their items.
3) The gift was packaged beautifully.
4) He was packaging the food when I arrived.

Feel free to ask more questions :))

A: I received a package in the mail

A: "when will the package arrive?"
"The package arrived yesterday"
"The package will arrive tomorrow"

A: box is 상자
package is 꾸러미, which has the same meaning as parcel

A: Packaging is the materials used to wrap the product, such as a box, plastic wrap, etc.

A package is the whole thing - the product and the box it's in.

A: Package is/are the actual product/s or what's been sent
Packaging is how the product is presented/wrapped up.

A: "The package is heavy! I used all of my strength to carry it to my door."
"The packaging looks bad! It's all tore up and has dents in it."

~package: a parcel; the actual purchase(?)
~ packaging: the outer covering(box, etc) of the package.

Sorry if that's confusing! Maybe someone can explain a bit better 😅

A: There is a difference. The way you are using them here is asking permission. So in that context:

Can - informal
Could - polite
May - formal

Being overly formal can be just as awkward as being overly familiar with people.

A: we say PACKAGE more than PARCEL.
parcel is kind of an old word now.

A: @learner-_
Both are correct.
We use both package and parcel.
:)

A: Do you have a package under my name?

A: If what you are sending is just a package, you can say either. But it would be more natural to say 'I sent you the package' if the person already knew about it. You can say 'I sent you a package' if the person was not aware or waiting for it. Hope that helps!

A: How much does it cost to ship this package
*does is appropriate to use.

A: × The packages from Amazon that I bought at the prime day were delivered today.
✓ The packages from Amazon that I bought on Prime Day* were delivered today.

× I bought the aroma bath oil, card game, boardgame which can play my middle son, green tea latte which is used by Japanese green tea, Jasmine tea, and car wax.
✓ I bought an aroma bath oil, a card game, and a boardgame which I can play with my middle son, some matcha latte made with real Japanese matcha, Jasmine tea, and car wax.

× I immediately drank the green tea latte.
✓ I immediately drank the matcha latte.

× After bath, we are planning to play the game that was delivered today!
✓ After bath time*, we are planning to play the game that was delivered today!

*everyone will understand that "Prime Day" means Amazon Prime Day, (it's become part of everyday language).

*I just made it "bath time" in case you meant after the whole family takes a bath. If you meant just after your bath, you could say, "After my bath," or, "After taking my bath,"....

And I hope your son doesn't cry either...! (maybe you could let him win this first night...)

A: They’re all correct!

A: If possible you could save money by making this package smaller and with duct tape.
Your sentence is perfect I would recommend refraining from using the word ‘something.’ As this word is indirect in what action to perform however is fine if included in the sentence.

A: × A package arrived from a country.
✓ A package arrived from another country.

× I cut the package open, then I found the color of the product is different from what I ordered.
✓ When I cut the package open, I found that the color of the product is different from what I ordered.

× Things they do.
✓ Things they do. (???????)

× I text the seller though, I haven’t gotten a response yet.
✓ I texted the seller, but I haven’t gotten a response yet.

A: You can also add "yet" on the last sentence, "Just in case you haven't received it 'yet' ...."