「この中で」
「この中だったら」
「この中から」
という範囲で1つを選ぶ場合、「out of」を使います。
Out of all the people at school, I like Jim the most
学校の人々の中で、ジムが一番好き
「一番いい」は「best」
「[一番](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/66588/)」だけだと、「most +形容詞」になります。
これが一番いい
This is the best
これが一番[美味しい](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/44067/)
This is the most delicious.
※[〜の中で](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/110162/) = out of ~
例) これらの中で= out of these
あのグループの中で= out of that group
あの人たちの中で= out of those people
※これが一番いい= this one is the best.
少し言い方を変えて、「私はこれが一番好き」= I like this one the best.
Out of these, this one is the best
この中だったらこれが1番いい
Out of these, I like this one the best
この中だったらこれが1番いい
When you're picking that item that you like , you can say "I like this one best" or "I like this one more"
You can also say "This one is the best of them all" to express that same feeling like 「この中だったら」which would translate to "of them all" or "out of all of them" Example: ( "This is the best out of all of them")
Or, you could simply say "I prefer this one", it sounds very quick and concise, similar to "I like this one best"
あなたが好きなアイテムを選んでいるときは、"I like this one best" または、 "I like this one more"と言うことができます
また、「この中だったら」のを表現するには、"of them all" または、 "out of all of them"を使います。
これらを使います。
"This one is the best of them all"この中ならこれが一番いいです。
このように表現することができます。
あるいは、 "I prefer this one"とシンプルに言うことができます。
これはとても素早く簡潔に聞こえます。
"I like this one best"も同じ意味があります。
There are different expressions to explain which one you prefer if there are several choices. It is important to use "I" or "my" as it is your personal choice and others may choose differently.
I prefer this one the most/best is a great expression to show which item you like most. To be clearer about the specific items you can highlight the expression "out of these items".
Also, simply saying which one is your favourite it a perfect answer.
「この中で一番好き」と言う時に使える表現はいろいろあります。
他の人ではなく「自分」の好みについて言うので "I" や "my" を使うのがポイントです。
"I prefer this one the most/best" は「これが一番好き」というオススメの言い方です。「選択肢」をよりはっきりさせるなら、"out of these items" を強調して言ってもいいです。
また、シンプルに "my favorite is ..." で答えても全く問題ありません。
*Out of the 3 I like this one.*
MEANING= it doesn't have to be three you can insert the number of things you are looking at :)
*I think this one is the nicest*
MEANING= I pick this one
*Out of all of them, I think this one is the best*
MEANING= with this phrase you are saying: looking at all of these, I think this is was is the nicest/best/prettiest one.
YOU CAN ALSO SAY:
*I think the (black, white, purple-- describe the product) one is best
*If its clothes you can say: 'I think the blue skirt is best' for example.
*Its a hard choice but I think this one is the nicest
*Hmm difficult choice..the blue one is the best one I think
Hope this is helpful for you! ^^
*Out of the 3 I like this one.*
意味=3つである必要もないです、どの数字でもお好きなようにいれられます。
*I think this one is the nicest*
意味= I pick this one
*Out of all of them, I think this one is the best*
意味= この場合、これら全てを見て、それが「一番良さそうだ」「一番かわいい」と思ったということですね。
その他の表現
*I think the (black, white, purple-- describe the product) one is best
(黒の、白の、紫の、商品の特徴)それが一番良いと思うな。
*If its clothes you can say: 'I think the blue skirt is best'
色についてであれば、青いスカートが一番良いと思う。
*Its a hard choice but I think this one is the nicest
難しい選択だけど、これが一番良いと思う。
*Hmm difficult choice..the blue one is the best one I think
んー、難しい選択だね。青いのが一番だと思うよ。
参考になれば!
A) I like this one the most
*Like-find agreeable, enjoyable, or satisfactory.
Example-"all his classmates liked him"
*Most-.to the greatest extent.
Example-"the things he most enjoyed"/extremely; very.
Example-"it was most kind of you"
B) Definitely this one!
*Definitely -without doubt (used for emphasis).
Example-"I shall definitely be at the airport to meet you"
I hope this helps :-)
A) I like this one the most
*Like-好きだ
例-"all his classmates liked him"
彼のクラスのみんなが彼を好きだ。
*Most-ほとんど、多くの
例-"the things he most enjoyed"/extremely; very.
彼がもっとも楽しんだこと
例-"it was most kind of you"
とても優しくしてくれてありがとう。
B) Definitely this one!
*Definitely -絶対に(強調に使われる).
例-"I shall definitely be at the airport to meet you"
きっと空港に会いに行くよ!
お役に立てれば幸いです。
It depends on the situation but the first sentence stresses that out of all the things you see, you prefer the exact one. The second sentence, on the other hand, a more simple one with a direct answer.