自然が豊かって英語でなんて言うの？

Any of these expressions can be used to explain a rich natural environment. 1. Rich in nature. Example:- Her surroundings are rich in nature. 2. Surrounded by nature. Example:- Her house in the countryside is surrounded by nature. 3. Rich natural environment. Example :- The house that she bought in the suburbs has a rich natural environment.

"Rich" means "having lots of". "Abundant" means "existing in large amounts".

To be surrounded by wild-life plants and flowers...The desire to avoid pollution or disturbing the natural balance of the world around you. To be respectful of the "wonders" of nature.

These phrases are commonly used for those that live in or around a lot of nature.

Of course you could always say: "I live in the middle of the countryside." The back of beyond = a lonely and isolated place. The inland desert region of Australia that is otherwise known as the Never-never is also sometimes called the 'Back of Beyond'. This term is more generally used to refer to any real or imagined remote region. It was first put into print by Sir Walter Scott in his novel The Antiquary, 1816. Out in the sticks = Something/Someone who resides in the countryside or rural area, far away from any metropolitan area. "You ain't gonna get to his house with the bus; its way out in the sticks."

Example sentence- 1. I would love to live surrounded by nature in a forest or by a beach somewhere.

An environment that has plenty of nature, is lush and green. Example sentence: "She is lucky to live in a country abounding with nature!"

"A natural surrounding " This means that that he/she lives in a place surrounded by nature. "He lives in the boondocks" This means that he/she lives in a place that is isolated and most probably surrounded by nature. e.g This place is out in the boondocks, you'll never get here by bus. "She lives in the wilderness." The "wilderness" is a place that is inhabited by animals and is not among human society.

saying that "this place is surrounded with nature" means there are a lot of tress, plants, grass or animals around that area. saying "this place has a beautiful natural environment" means that it has a lot of nature and that you really like how it looks

immerse = involve oneself deeply in a particular activity or interest. Surrounded = be all around (someone or something). Where I live is so beautiful i'm surrounded by nature and the sounds of the birds. I love my new place I really feel immersed in nature all the time.

"There is healthy greenery in the area" means the place has a lot of vegetations like trees, grass, and bushes. "The area is surrounded by lush foliage" describes a place which is covered in vegetation as the word lush means abundant and foliage refers to vegetation. "The place has a rich foliage" simply gives the idea that a place is completely covered and surrounded by healthy vegetation.

Living close to nature is beautiful, you feel relaxed and the air is always cleaner and more refreshing when you are surrounded by nature. Some locations are surrounded by busy streets and lots of noise, whereas other places that are closer to nature are more tranquil. Surrounded: to be all around Tranquil: peaceful

If someone lives in a place that is surrounded by nature, you can simply say that. This implies that they are around lots of trees and not around many houses or buildings. You can also say "it's in the woods" if their house is far into the forest and not easily accessible.

Living in a beautiful area can be described in many ways, such as She is surrounded by nature. She lives amongst nature. He lives amongst the beauty of nature.