I did laundry today
→今日は洗濯をしました
「do laundry」で「洗濯をする」となります。
「do」の過去形は「did」なので「I did laundry today」
で「今日は洗濯をしました」となります。
回答は一例です、
参考になればと思います。
ありがとうございました
"I did the Laundry today" This sentence means you are telling someone you have washed your clothes and made them clean already.
If you plan to do the laundry in the future, for example today, you can say " I will do the laundry today" this tells the person you plan to do the laundry (Wash clothes) later in the day.
Hope this helps,
Thank you
"I did the Laundry today"
〔訳〕今日、洗濯をした。
洗濯をもうすでにしてしまったときに使います。
これから、例えば明日、洗濯をするなら：
"I will do the laundry today."
〔訳〕今日洗濯をします。
参考になるといいです、
ありがとうございました。
There are a couple of ways to say that you are doing the laundry. It really depends on if you are doing the laundry, already did the laundry or are going to do the laundry. So if you are planning on doing the laundry you would say, "I will be doing the laundry today". If you are in the process of doing the laundry then you would say, "Today, I am doing the laundry". If you already did the laundry then you would say, "I did the laundry today."
「洗濯する」はいくつか言い方があります。今洗濯しているのか、これからするのか、もうしてしまったのか、によります。
これからするなら：
"I will be doing the laundry today"
〔訳〕今日洗濯をするつもりです。
今しているなら：
"Today, I am doing the laundry"
〔訳〕今日は洗濯しています。
もうしてしまったなら：
"I did the laundry today."
〔訳〕今日は洗濯をしました。
if you would like to explain to someone that you did the laundry today, you can easily say something like "I did the laundry today". "DID" is the past tense of something so stating that you DID the laundry today means that you finished doing the laundry earlier in the day.
When you say: "I did my laundry today" it means that you washed clothing or other items for example: towels, bed sheets, pillow covers, shoes. You can do your washing by taking your items to a laundromat, (which is a business that provides washing machines and dryers, to wash and dry your items at a price). Other alternatives include washing your clothes by hand at home and hanging them on a clothes line to dry, or using a washing machine and dryer if you access to these at home.
"I did the washing today."
"Today I did the laundry."
Both examples are essentially exactly the same. "The washing" is another term used to describe "laundry" and other than the sentence structure that has essentially flipped these two examples offer the same type of information.
Today I did my laundry.
I did my laundry today.
I did laundry today.
When you want to explain to someone that you did your laundry on today, or yesterday, you can use one of these three sentences. I would go from the first one. But you find which one works best for you.
Pick one, try it out, see what happens, and then try another one.
I hope that helps
Have a great day.
Will
We can use either the the simple past, "did," or present perfect, "have done," to express that we completed an action either specifically in the past or within a certain moment in the past that is less specified.
Laundry and washing is the same thing. It is the cleaning of your dirty clothes and making them clean again.
When you say you ‘did’ the washing, this symbolises that you have already done it as it is the past tense.
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