今日は回線が悪いみたいです。って英語でなんて言うの？

There are many ways to communicate that your line is not working well. There are several synonyms (or words with similar meanings) used to describe 'connection'. This includes 'connection', 'line', 'network', 'internet'. Describing something as being 'shaky' implies that there is a problem that is causing poor performance or unsteadiness. For example, you could say "Please repeat what you said - my English is a bit shaky". This means that you feel that your English is not perfect. The term shaky can be used to describe various aspects and is not limited to describing internet connections.

"Hello, is that Raymond? Can you hear me? Hello?" "Hello teacher! I can see you, but your voice is very crackly. I'm getting a lot of interference!" "Yes, I think we've got a bad line. Is it OK for us to continue?" "Teacher, I'm getting all kinds of strange noises on the line!" "OK Raymond, I think we have to cancel the lesson today, sorry."

The lines a bit choppy is an informal way of saying that the connection is not smooth and is intermittent (intermittent means it is not continuous). Choppy has a number of meanings, in this instance it means having a disjointed or jerky quality. You are telling the teacher that the connection is not a strong connection and that there are problems with the quality of sound. ‘the choppy, electronic beat of hip-hop’ 'the line was bouncy and choppy making it difficult to hear her'

"We have a bad connection today." this explains that you have a bad connection today compared to other days. "This is not a good connection." This tells the teacher that you do not have a good connection at the moment.

In the first sentence, you have used 'it seems' as a verb to mean 'to suggest in a cautious or polite way that an internet problem is the case. In the second sentence, you have used the noun 'interruption' meaning 'an occasion when someone or something stops something from happening for a short period'. In this instance, there is an internet interruption.

Technology is our friend: until it isn't:-D sometimes and for no apparant reason our SKYPE connection seems to weaken or lose it clarity or strength! It is always best to mention if this is the case...since an online class needs clarity: in order to be effective-D "It seems we have a very weak connection today...are there problems with Skype?"

*The connections is bad today.- This means that you are having problems with the internet e.g you can't hear the teacher clearly or the internet speed is slow. *The internet is very slow today.- It is also important that you are specific regarding the issue so that the teacher can help you to fix the problem.

When you are talking to someone on the phone or over the internet and can not hear them because of the internet or phone connection, native speakers use the adjectives "bad," "unstable," or "terrible" when talking about the "connection." EX) -"Can you call me back from another phone? The connection is bad." -"I can not hear you because the connection is terrible." -"Hello student. ______ you hear _______? "I am sorry teacher, but the connection is in and out. I can not understand you"

You can use words like "connection,""internet," "network," or even "wifi" in cases like this. If you are using a specific platform you can complain that "Skype isn't working." In addition to saying, "The connection is not good." You can also say, "The connection is not strong." or "We don't have a strong connection today." Sometimes we say, "My internet is acting up today." - It means that the internet (or network, connection, wifi etc) is misbehaving or isn't working properly.

"Today the connection seems to be very shaky"- this explains that compared to other days the connection is comparatively bad "Our call doesn't seem as stable as usual, I think the connection is bad" - this explains that the reason you think the connection is bad is because the call doesn't seem as stable as normal

There is a bad connection. The connection isn't very good today. The internet keeps going down today. All of these will be understood by the teacher. I hope this helps. Have a great day. Will