台風がくるので気をつけて過ごしてくださいって英語でなんて言うの？

Typhoons are similar to cyclones and tropical storms. The closest definition is a tropical cyclone. It is very important to take the necessary precautions against them and to stay safe. These phrases can be said to friends and family as well as to people you have a casual relationship with. "Stay safe" and "be careful" can be used interchangeably. Hope this helps!

Stay safe' is a common expression to say to someone as you are parting, or, as in this case, when there is a predicted event such as bad weather approaching. If you are able to give any words of wisdom about a forthcoming event (such as 'stay in a safe place') then that may well be appreciated.

When we tell someone to 'take care' this is a polite way of saying 'stay safe' or 'look after yourself'. When watching the news for weather updates this is a way that someone can take care of themselves because they are being updated on the situation by the news channel and so they will know what best course of action to take if the typhoon does hit.

If you would like to warn someone about the upcoming typhoon quickly, the best way would be to say "be careful of the typhoon". It is a little abrupt and direct, but it expresses the point. If you would like to be more polite, you can say "Please take care" or "Please be attentive"or "Please use caution". These are formal ways. To express that a typhoon is coming, "the forecast has predicted a typhoon"or "there is a typhoon warning"or "a typhoon is in the forecast"

If you have to warn somebody about a typhoon approaching, you have to make it very clear because it is no laughing matter. Typhoons are very destructive and deadly. This means that they can destroy structures, uproot trees and kill people in the process. Typhoons come in various categories. A category 5 typhoon is the strongest and a category 1 typhoon is the weakest. They always accumulate from the oceans or seas before hitting the shores of a particular land mass. So, you may say: Please be careful because a powerful typhoon is approaching. or Please take care because a category 5 typhoon is coming to our shores.

The two sentences you see above are excellent ways to express that you want your listener to be careful because of a typhoon. In the first sentence you will see the phrase keep an eye on. This phrase means we are informed or watchful over something. This is a phrase we use in our everyday conversation and would make a great addition to your vocabulary.

A typhoon is a very bad storm it can also be called a cyclone or tropical storm ( tropical cyclone) so can be very dangerous if people are out and about and they get caught it in When it is typhoon season it is always nice to tell your friends or family you know to stay safe or be careful so they do not get hurt to stay safe/be careful is a common expression in the uk and means you make sure you are ready for when it will happen so you dont get hurt and look after yourself

In order to warn someone of a coming typhoon, you can say the following things: "Be careful, a typhoon is happening soon!" "Please take care, a typhoon is on its way!"