コピー 品 販売:最近忙しかったので、この三連休はすごく嬉しい。って英語でなんて言うの？

*I have been really busy lately. I am glad I have a three day weekend. lately means recently. This means you are very happy to be resting because you have been working really tired. *Finally I can rest during the three day weekend. It has been a really busy week. Finally means you were looking forward to this moment.

"(something) couldn't have come any sooner" - You can use this phrase to express relief that something has finally arrived. e.g. That package couldn't have come any sooner! I've been waiting for it for days.

There are different ways of expressing your exuberance over the realisation that the upcoming weekend is going to actually last three days! You may jump up and down because you are so excited and exclaim: "Three day weekend - here we come!" or just state: "I just love long weekends!" A more reserved individual may just be happy to mention that an extended weekend is exactly their cup of tea!

A '3 day weekend' means you have 3 days off in a row at the weekend so (Friday/Saturday & Sunday) To be glad about something means you are happy so you could say 'I'm glad to have a 3 day weekend, I have been so busy at work'

When you want to express how happy you are to have a three-day weekend after having been very busy (at work); then you may say it in the following ways: -I have been so busy lately that I was pleased to have a three-day weekend -I was so happy to have a three-day weekend because I have been working very hard recently -Things have been so hectic lately. I am happy that I am going to have a three-day weekend

There’s no denying that a three-day weekend allows professionals to enjoy more time away from work to sleep, relax and clear their minds. In Britain, we have an occasional public holiday on a Monday and we refer to this as a long weekend. Everyone would understand the meaning of a “long weekend”, “3-day weekend or “4-day week”.