台風で中止って英語でなんて言うの？

ご質問ありがとうございます。 "The game has been cancelled due to typhoon." ＊The game: 試合（The All Blacks game: オールブラックスの試合） ＊has been cancelled: 中止になった ＊due to: 〜の影響で ＊typhoon: 台風（今回の台風19号は英語でTyphoon Hagibisという名前が付いています） ご参考になれば幸いです。

This is bad news and when you deliver this type of news you express your regret with word 'unfortunately.' An informal way of saying 'cancelled' is 'called off' so if you are talking to a friend you may use this vocabulary instead.

More and more we seem to hear of" out of the ordinary" or "extreme weather events" causing chaos around the world. Is this part of the changing global weather patterns associated with WARMING? We would describe a typhoon of this ferocious nature to be categorised as an EXTREME Weather event.

To cancel an event means to decide that the event will not happen: so we use cancel if the decision is made before the start of the event. eg: - Several matches were cancelled due to a Typhoon / due to the Typhoon, several matches were cancelled. - The match had to be cancelled because of the typhoon. / Due to the typhoon, the match had to be cancelled. To 'abandon' means to stop an activity without completing it. Usually we would use 'abandon' if the match has already commenced but is unable to continue - for example the match started at 4pm but had to be abandoned at 5:30pm due to poor weather conditions.

Using this sentence is a straight forward way to describe that the rugby match had to be cancelled due to the typhoon. Due to the severity of the typhoon, it was a good call to make to make sure the players/staff/fans were kept safe by cancelling the rugby game.

I can't believe it. About the rugby match? Yeah, I had tickets and was really looking forward to it. It is a shame that due to a typhoon the rugby world cup match was cancelled. Agreed. I hope this helps. Have a good day. Will

If you would like to explain to someone that the rugby world cup match was cancelled because of a typhoon, you can say something like "They cancelled the rugby world cup match due to the typhoon.". We can use words like "due" and "because" to express WHY it got cancelled.

Notice that in these two sentences, we have have movement within the sentence while also keeping the same meaning. We can either have the phrase, "due to the typhoon," either come at the beginning or the end of the sentence.

All an event such as the rugby world cup needs is a typhoon really. Not at all. When trying to explain this you can use the phrase above. Example; The rugby world cup match was cancelled/postponed due to the typhoon.