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野球場は興奮した観客でいっぱいだった。

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➜ #324097The stadium was packed with excited spectators.

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➜ #360381El estadio de béisbol estaba lleno de espectadores entusiasmados.

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➜ #414346Das Baseballstadion war voll von aufgeregten Zuschauern.

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➜ #6453869Стадион был заполнен возбуждёнными зрителями.

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 MarijnKp MarijnKp May 19, 2020 May 19, 2020 at 9:09:59 AM UTC link Permalink

Isn't the Japanese sentence about a "baseball stadium" and the English and Russian sentence just about a "stadium"?

CK CK May 19, 2020, edited May 19, 2020 May 19, 2020 at 9:32:40 AM UTC, edited May 19, 2020 at 9:33:23 AM UTC link Permalink

> Isn't the Japanese sentence about a "baseball stadium" and the English and Russian sentence just about a "stadium"?

I can understand why this English-Japanese pair exists.

Using the word "the" in "the stadium" means it's the stadium that we're talking about, or if there is only one stadium in the city, then it would be that stadium.

野球場 isn't necessarily a stadium.

In a dialog, these could be perfectly good translations of each other. However, in a quiz or on a flashcard, these sentences would perhaps not be a good pair.