Como dizer "treino de academia" em inglês
Oi pessoal
bom, minha dúvida é quanto a cartilha de treino, sabe? Queria saber como ficaria essa frase "Meu corpo está doendo porque o meu treino da academia mudou"
Obrigada
bom, minha dúvida é quanto a cartilha de treino, sabe? Queria saber como ficaria essa frase "Meu corpo está doendo porque o meu treino da academia mudou"
Obrigada
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Hi, Seli.
For this statement, we can say:
" My body aches due to the changing of my gym training."
I'd like to hightlight you 2 points as below:
1) Remember that when we refer to a continuous pain in our body but not a sharp one, we have to use the verb 'ache'. It can be also used as a suffix in some words. That's why this word is attached to some kind of illnesses or pain in our body, like: 'headache, backache, stomachache, toothace'.
2) As for me, 'gym training' can be applied for 'treino de academia'
I hope it helps you.
All the best.
For this statement, we can say:
" My body aches due to the changing of my gym training."
I'd like to hightlight you 2 points as below:
1) Remember that when we refer to a continuous pain in our body but not a sharp one, we have to use the verb 'ache'. It can be also used as a suffix in some words. That's why this word is attached to some kind of illnesses or pain in our body, like: 'headache, backache, stomachache, toothace'.
2) As for me, 'gym training' can be applied for 'treino de academia'
I hope it helps you.
All the best.
Dor muscula pós treino = Muscle Soreness
Treino de academia = Workout Program
Na frase fica: My muscles are sore because i changed my workout program.
Treino de academia = Workout Program
Na frase fica: My muscles are sore because i changed my workout program.
Some small revisions you should think about:
"I'd like to hightlight you 2 points as below:" -->> I'd like to highlight two points, (as follows)
(You don't highlight 'you'. You highlight the points. `As below` isn't appropriate.)
"As for me, ..." --> To me, / In my opinion, / etc.
('As for me' is awkward.)
"I'd like to hightlight you 2 points as below:" -->> I'd like to highlight two points, (as follows)
(You don't highlight 'you'. You highlight the points. `As below` isn't appropriate.)
"As for me, ..." --> To me, / In my opinion, / etc.
('As for me' is awkward.)
Hi, thanks for your msg.
It's pretty important for me. I'm gonna have it in mind for the next time.
All the best.
It's pretty important for me. I'm gonna have it in mind for the next time.
All the best.