もうすぐ梅雨明けって英語でなんて言うの？

1. The rainy season is almost over. This simply means what it says. 2. The seasons are about to change and the rainy season will soon be over. Most countries have four seasons, and the end of one season means the beginning of another.

I have used the idiom 'thank goodness' to express happiness that something bad has been avoided or has finished. In most instances, the rainy season is loathed by most people because it brings storms and hurricanes. Most rainy days are full of lightning and thunder. Most people do not venture out when there is lightning and thunder or when there is a storm. Worse still, hurricanes occur during the rainy season and because they are destructive, people fear the rainy season as a result. So, when the rain is almost over, you would say: Thank goodness, or thank God, or thank heavens, the rainy season is almost over.

There are quite extreme weather phases in japan. In the summer the weather can be VERY hot and the rainy seaon very damp and depressing... Most people are glad to know that the rainy season will "soon be at an end!"

The rainy season is almost over. The rainy season will soon be over. These two sentences should help you out, and will help you to be understood. Pick one, and go get talking. I hope this helps. Have a great day. Will

1.The rainy season is almost over. - This is a simple way of saying it. 2.We nearing the end of this rainy season. - If you nearing to something it means you are approaching something. In this case you are approaching the end of the rainy season.

The monsoon is a seasonal prevailing wind in the region of South and South East Asia, blowing from the south-west between May and September and bringing rain (the wet monsoon ), or from the north-east between October and April (the dry monsoon ). "When's it best to visit Japan?" "I would say after the wet monsoon in October."

If you wanted to explain that the rainy season is almost over, you could say any of the following to express this: "It is almost the end of the rainy season in Japan", "The rainy season will be over soon" or "It is near the end of the rainy season".

There are a few different ways to say the rainy season is ending. The words "end" and "over" are what is known as interchangeable. This means they have similar meanings and can be used in the same way. For example you could say "The rainy season will be ending soon." or you could say, "The rainy season will be over soon." Both examples have the exact same meaning.

1.The rainy season will be ushered out soon. This means that it is almost the end of the rainy season and that the heat and humidity of August will follow. 2. It's almost time to bid farewell to summer's rainy weather. To bid farewell means to say goodbye.This sentence means that the people in Japan will soon get some relief from the rainy weather.