how big is this house?
byu/hashtag-leavemealone inconfusing_perspective
広い芝の庭があり二階建てのこじんまりとした白い家が建っている
人が住んでる感じはしない
売りに出されてる住宅なのだろうか
「この家はどれくらいの大きさですか？」とのタイトルがあったので見てみたら
確かにパっと見た感じで小さなおもちゃの家のように感じた
何故だろうと考えると
家の左側にある黒いフェンスが大きいためだろうか
確かに小さく見えてしまう
コメントでちょっと、おしゃれな鶏小屋ではないかと書いてる人もいた
比較のためのに、よくアメリカの掲示板で見るやつですが
バナナをどこかに置いてくれればわかるのだが
海外の反応
・小さい家です
・普通の大きさの家と巨大なフェンス
・巨大な木
・少しおしゃれな鶏小屋
・アメリカ住宅風の犬小屋
・横にバナナを置いてください
・アリの家ですか？
LDK notation is not used and the number of bedrooms and bathrooms represents the layout.
Example: 4bds 3.5ba 3 bathrooms (bath + toilet) in 4 bedrooms and 1 toilet only
Examples of American floor plans include.
Generally speaking, the size is larger than that of Japanese houses, the ceiling is higher, and the windows are more than that of Japanese houses
As soon as you open the front door, the room expands, and there is no knock to take off your shoes
Apart from formal dining, there is a nook space for casual meals on the side of the kitchen
spacious living space centered on a fireplace
an independent laundry room (without an outside drying culture) for placing dryers and washing machines
There is an inner garage for two or three cars (some people use it as a storage or workshop)
According to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism’s Guide to Long-lasting Housing, the average length of use in the U.S. is 55 years (about 30 years in Japan and 77 years in the U.K.) In fact, the data varies from 40 to 100 years depending on the state. In any case, it is said that the period of use is considerably longer than that of Japanese houses.
Buying a house = The U.S. does not have the idea of the last place to live, and many people actively move to live in accordance with the life stage. As used goods are widely distributed, we will inevitably focus on repairs and maintenance to make the sale of houses profitable. Another reason for the long life of a house is that it was originally designed to facilitate such repairs.
