關於February的意思和用法的提問

A: In February 1999, Miyazawa Kiichi said: "I have believed for a long time that the income tax in Japan is similar to income taxes that exist in socialist countries."

A: Is there more context? It is hard to tell from this.

A:

“For the factory”은 맞습니다.

수영에 좋은 날씨 = good weather *for* swimming.

A: They mean the same thing.

#1 implies that maybe he stopped working, maybe he got fired. But it doesn't have to mean that.

A: The only difference is the person's preference

A: February 14th is Valentine's Day.

The 14th of February is Valentine's Day.

A: - You don't need "all the time" because you already said "have had."

- I think this is most natural:
"Since moving in February, we haven't had wi-fi in our house."

- (but you can also say this):
"For the entire time since we moved in February, we haven't had wi-fi in our house."

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A: the "r" is ignored

A: Many people dont pronounce the first r and just say "febuary" or even "feburary". It's an annoying word in english.

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A: February is the least busy season.
Or
February is not a busy season.

A: I'd only change a few small things:

"I feel like February just started a couple days ago
('just' adds emphasis)

I have a feeling that this year will be over much more quickly than I would expect
('Quickly' should be an adverb)
(It's better to put 'expect' in the conditional because you are saying it is something you would have expected if February hadn't gone by so fast, not that that's what you expect currently.)

A: Also try "This February has been warmer than usual."