optimistic pessimist
Senior Member
- Joined
- Jan 1, 2008
- Member Type
- Native Language
- Japanese
- Home Country
- Japan
- Current Location
- Japan
Dear all,
Do you say, "My neighborhood is friendly"?
I thought neighborhood normally refers to an area rather than people.
So, I usually say, "People in my neighborhood are friendly", or "My neighbors are friendly"
But I happened to see the sentence below.
"My neighborhood is friendly and safe and charming."
Is this good English?
Thank you!
OP
Do you say, "My neighborhood is friendly"?
I thought neighborhood normally refers to an area rather than people.
So, I usually say, "People in my neighborhood are friendly", or "My neighbors are friendly"
But I happened to see the sentence below.
"My neighborhood is friendly and safe and charming."
Is this good English?
Thank you!
OP