一生って英語でなんて言うの？

'Lifetime' is the most common expression to talk about the whole of your life. For example: This holiday is a once in a lifetime opportunity - meaning that you will only ever have the chance to take this type of holiday once during your life. We use 'entire life' to talk about the duration on life - used more commonly to talk about events up to your current age. For example: Never in my entire life have I seen such a beautiful place - meaning in your life so far you have not seen a place that is so beautiful. We can also use phrases containing 'existence' to talk about duration of life in more general term for example: This family shop has been is existence for over 200 years.

You can use any of the above words to describe 'your whole life'. Examples; - I want to be with you forever. - My entire life has been a lie. - I know I will have a lifetime of happiness with you by my side.

All 3 of these will help you when you want to describe "issho" in English. Lifetime can be used as a figure of speech as well. You can say "it has been a lifetime since I have seen you!" This means that it has been a very long time since you have seen the person. You can also use "lifetime" in a literal sense when you say "In his lifetime..." Lifespan- This is used to describe a person/animal's duration on earth. How many years. time on earth- this is a softer way of describing someone's lifespan/lifetime. This is used when you are speaking about a loved one/ friend.

This passion of mine is to last a lifetime. What is your passion? Art. I absolutely love it. My love will last forever. I hope that helps. Have a great day. Will

A single word that we can use to describe the entirety of someone's life would be a, "lifetime." Example sentences : - It's taken myself a lifetime of practice. - When I make it to 80 years old, I'll know I have lived a lifetime.

If you want to express "your whole life" you can use any of the following expressions:- 1. Your entire life. 2. Your entire experience 3. Your whole life. Here are som,e example sentences:- 1. Your/my entire life:- John "How long have you been studying English?" Peter "I have been studying English for my entire life" 2.,Your/my entire existence. Maxine: "How long have you been living in Canada?" Paul "I have been living in Canada for my entire existence." 3. Your/my whole life Sally: " How long have you wanted to visit Jamaica?" Wendy : "I love Jamaican food and music, I have wanted to visit Jamaica for my whole life."

"Friends forever" is said of a friend you will have and have had for a long time. We have been friends my "Whole-Life" We are friends for a "Lifetime" I have owned this necklace my "entire-life" The warranty on the mattress is for a "Lifetime"

Either of the above suggestions are suitable. Eg "During your time on Earth you should perhaps learn how to treat others with respect!" Eg. "I've never seen a flying car and I don't expect to in my lifetime."

for the rest of my lifeは「残りの人生」という意味ですが、 例えば、 「一生彼と一緒に生きていきたい」などのように言いたい場合、 I want to live with him for the rest of my life. のように言ったりします。 以上です。 少しでも参考になれば幸いです(*^_^*) ★★大阪カフェレッスン英会話講師KOGACHI ＊オンラインやカフェで格安マンツーマンレッスンしています♪