私の夢はアイスクリーム屋の店員になることですって英語でなんて言うの？

You can express that your dream is to work in an ice cream shop using the following statements:- 1. I hope to be working in an ice cream shop in the future. A dream is something you wish or hope will happen in the future. 2. My dream is to be employed in an ice cream shop.

I love the way ice cream makes people happy. I think one day I would like to work at an ice cream shop so I can see all of those happy faces. Yes, my dream is to one day work in or manage an ice cream shop.

To be an ice cream man is very general. It can mean that you have an ice cream truck and drive around the neighborhood selling ice cream, or it can mean that you are a man working at a local ice cream store. This would mean you are more invested in the company. If you are only one of the employees then you can be called an "ice cream scooper" or "ice cream server". An ice cream scooper is the person who literally scoops ice cream and gives it to people. it is not the main position, and you are definitely not the owner of the store. You can also just say that you want to work at an ice cream shop, this is not very specific and it is more likely that you are simply an employee and not the store manager.

Ice cream is delicious and we can get creative with the types of flavors to sell as well as different toppings to add to each flavor, for example, we can add crushed nuts and caramel dip to ice cream or you can have bubblegum syrup added to your ice cream for extra flavor. Topping: extra flavors or food spread onto food. "I would love to work at an ice cream shop because it looks like such fun, I like making people happy by serving delicious, beautiful looking ice cream!"

"I want to work at an ice cream shop." The most simple phrase to use in the English language to say anything about 'doing' in the future is to simply use 'I want to/ would like to + verb.' It leaves a lot of room for you to add a time reference or leave it open for general future desires. For example: "I want to work in an ice cream shop for the summer." "I want to work in an ice cream shop when I grow up." "I aspire to work in an ice cream shop." - The use of the word 'aspire' means that you take this future goal seriously and are aiming for it, working towards it, you desire it greatly. To say you 'aspire to...' is a statement that it's something you want seriously for your life. This is a case when you would use it for a more serious ambition, rather than a short term job as in "I want to work at an ice cream shop for the summer."

1. My dream job is working at an ice-cream parlor. A dream job is a career that you imagine will bring you the most happiness. In this case, the person wants to work at an ice-cream parlor.The word ''parlor'' means a shop or store that sells certain goods. 2. I'd love to work at an establishment that sells ice-cream. An establishment is a business or company.This person obviously loves ice-cream and can see himself/herself working full-time at an ice-cream store.