大雪で学校が休校になりましたって英語でなんて言うの？

When I was growing up in the UK we had frequent 'snow days' in winter throughout high school. A snow day is when school is closed because of heavy snow. It is normally because of it is difficult to maintain a suitable temperature within the school and because many teachers would not be able to make it to school due to traffic. You can also say: School was closed because of heavy snow. This is a simple phrase that has the cause and effect. There was no school because of the heavy snow. 'No school' means that the school was closed or that you did not attend school. I hope that helps!

A "snow day" is a day when school or businesses get cancelled because the snow makes it difficult or dangerous to travel outside in.

In some countries a little snow may cause havoc to the road, rail and air services. The local areas of administration may be unused to dealing with snowfall and iot can take a while to respond and clear the roads, lines and runways to get things going again. In that event, schools may have no option but top close: "School was cancelled today due to heavy snowfall."

" Sometimes things can be cancelled due to inclement weather... The game was "rained off"... or "Snowed off". In educational circles " a SNOW day" is any day when heavy snow falls... make too difficult for students/ pupils to get to school!

>Heavy snow forced us to take a day off from school. *This is saying that the school was not going to be closed for the day but the heavy snow forced the school to close for the day. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! >The school was closed today due to bad weather and heavy snow. *The is saying that the school had no choice but to close for the day because the weather was bad and there was heavy snow.

Sometimes heavy snowfall can cause places to close, such as schools or even businesses. For children, this is always a joyful experience because they don't have to go to school that day. It may be a rare occurrence, for example, if the city that got heavy snowfall is not a city that usually receives much snow, more than likely the city is not prepared for such an event so many things have to be shut down.

Inclement means severe weather that can be wet and cold. The first sentence is saying, because of the heavy snow and ice the schools are closed. In America, it is widely known as, "having a snow day". So children are excited to have the day off from school. Describing how bad the weather is/was is a great way to inform someone of why you didn't have school today.

1.All our classes were cancelled because of the heavy snow. The management of the school decided that classes would not go ahead because of the heavy snowfall. 2.The authorities announced a snow day for tomorrow. Authorities are the people in charge. A snow day is basically a day when schools or businesses are closed due to heavy snow which makes getting around virtually impossible.

When schools close due to having large amounts of snow, in English we call this day a 'snow day' This is normally a day where you don't have to go to school because of the heavy snow as it might make it difficult for some people to get to school, so they just close the school. I had a snow day today at home, they had to shut the school. This is a good way of saying you didnt need to go to school because of the snow