concert

[Ju]

To show support to the people suffering from earthquake. The singers get together to hold a concert for donation in the open area with the citizen holding a candies.

The singers in other countries appeared at the same time via video in that concert.

What should I say this kind of concert?
What should I say appeared at the same time via video in that concert?
Shall I say the citizen holding a candies the supporters only?


Thank you.

 

[JTRiff]

not a teacher


To help people suffering because of the earthquake, the singers will get together and give a concert for donations, in the open area, with the citizens holding up candles to show their support.

Singers in other countries will appear at the same time, via a video link.

 

[5jj]

To help people suffering because of the earthquake, the singers will get together and give a concert for donations, in the open area, with the citizens holding up candles to show their support.

Singers in other countries will appear at the same time, via a video link.

JTRiff's version is fine, though not all the amendments are essential; I also assume that Ju's original sentences were about an event that had already taken place.

So, this is possible.

To show support to/for the people suffering because of the earthquake, the singers got together in the open area to hold a concert for donations, with the citizen holding candles.

Singers in other countries appeared at the same time via a video link.

 

[Tdol]

What should I say this kind of concert?

If you mean the name, you could cal, it something like the Japan Earthquake Benefit Concert.

 

[Ju]

If you mean the name, you could cal, it something like the Japan Earthquake Benefit Concert.

What does it of you could cal?

Thank you.

 

[Raymott]

What does it of you could cal?

Thank you.

That's a typo for 'call'
You could call it ...