Paper Cut
Mar 06th 2010 05:31
I fold a paper and draw lines, then he cuts the paper along the lines.
I have a question.
How do you say "切り紙をして遊ぶ" in English ?
He enjoys cutting paper??
Does this make sense?
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I'm not sure we have a name for this type of craft. To show that you don't just mean cutting paper you could swap the words around:
He enjoys Paper Cutting
as if "Paper Cutting" (with capital letters) is the name of a craft, but this isn't perfect.
Also, "paper cut" means the sort of cut on your finger you get from a piece of paper - the one that really stings!
These days my son is crazy about paper crafts.
I fold a piece of paper and draw lines, then he cuts the paper along the lines.
I changed it to, "crazy about paper crafts." Saying this helps express he really enjoys making things out of paper.
Those are so cute! ^^ He is very good at cutting!