★I'll take a train leaving Shibuya at 5:15pm.
take a trainで電車に乗るという意味です。
英語では時刻を12時間制で表すことが多いので5:15pmとしてみました。
渋谷駅とのことなので日本国内で英語を使うことを想定しているとは思いますので
もちろん17:15と書いても大丈夫です!
We will board a train that leaves Shibuya station at 17:15
We will board a train that leaves Shibuya station at 17:15=17:15に渋谷を出る電車に乗る
board=乗車
飛行機や船など大きな乗り物に乗る時に使う言葉です。
家族同士のLINEであれば心配ないでしょうが、渋谷は路線が多いので何線なのか伝えるのも忘れないようにしましょう!
The Shibuya train will be waiting for me at 1715 today
Me and a train will have a mutual destination for Shibuya at 1715 today
You may be the subject of the sentence:
"I'm catching the Shibuya train at 1715 today"
Or you can make the train the subject of the sentence:
"The Shibuya train will be waiting for me at 1715 today."
Or, you could become a pair and both be the subjects of the sentence!
"Me and a train will have a mutual destination for Shibuya at 1715 today"
You may be the subject of the sentence:
自分を文章の主語にすると良いでしょう。
I'm catching the Shibuya train at 1715 today
今日渋谷発17:15分の電車に乗ります
又は電車を文の主語にすることもできます。
The Shibuya train will be waiting for me at 1715 today.
今日17:15分に渋谷発の電車が私を待っている
又はあなたと電車を両方共文の主語にすることもできます。
Me and a train will have a mutual destination for Shibuya at 1715 today
私と電車は、17:15分に共通の渋谷という目的地があります
i will board the train from Shibuya at five fifteen
Examples
I will get on the train, i will board the train are the same meaning.
"i will get on the train at quarter past five".
or
"the train leaves at five fifteen from Shibuya".
or
"i will board the train from Shibuya at five fifteen".
例文:
I will get on the trainとi will board the trainはどちらも「私は電車に乗る予定です。」という意味です。
"i will get on the train at quarter past five".
私は5時15分の電車に乗る予定です。
"the train leaves at five fifteen from Shibuya".
その電車は5時15分に渋谷から発車します。
"i will board the train from Shibuya at five fifteen".
私は5時15分渋谷発の電車に乗る予定です。
I need to arrive at Shibuya before 5:15 p.m.; my train will depart at that time.
As a civilian, the most proper way to address this situation are by using the 12-hour clock in English, in other words, 17:15 is equivalent to 5:15 p.m. You can also note your need to arrive at the station before that time or else you won't be able to catch your train.
The 24 hour clock is used almost exclusively by members of the military and law enforcement officers, with some call centers and airliners following that same approach in the States, and the time is read together as "Seventeen fifteen" or "Seventeen fifteen hours." Any morning time before 10 am (e.g. 0630) will be read as oh six thirty.
When you want to inform someone that you will be boarding the train that leaves Shibuya at 17:15, then you may express this in the following ways:
-I'm getting the 17:15 train for Shibuya
-I will be taking the train from Shibuya at 17:15
ご質問ありがとうございます。
I'm getting on the 17:15 train from Shibuya. のように英語で表現することができます。
get on は「乗る」というニュアンスの英語表現です。
例:
I'm getting on the 17:15 train from Shibuya. How about you?
私は17:15渋谷発の電車に乗ります。あなたは?
お役に立ちましたでしょうか?
英語学習頑張ってくださいね!
I will be boarding the 5:15 pm train at Shibuya station
I will be departing from Shibuya at 5:15 pm.
To board means to get on or ride a train or plane. Typically, departure locations are stations. Hence, one could just say that he will be departing from such and such station at 5:15 pm.
I will be departing from Shibuya at 5:15 pm.
Outside of the United States, time is usually referred to in 24 hour increments: I will be boarding the 1715 train at Shibuya.
My train will leave from Shibuya at 1715.
I'm getting on the train that leaves Shibuya at 17:15.
ご質問ありがとうございます。
I'm getting on the 17:15 train from Shibuya.
I'm getting on the train that leaves Shibuya at 17:15.
上記のように英語で表現することができます。
どちらも「17時15分渋谷発の電車に乗ります」というニュアンスの英語表現です。
leave は「出発する」という意味です。
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英語学習頑張ってくださいね!