Is the gym next to the restaurant translated into English

Characteristic dining hall This is the authentic English, literally a restaurant with personality and characteristics (isn't it). Emphasizing that the restaurant has its own style, isn't it just the word "personality" to express it? It's easy to understand and anthropomorphic (because characteristic is meant to be a decoration for people). >>>More

are your keys on the sofa？

Your adoption is what keeps me going >>>More

café refers to a small restaurant that eats fast food, also called a café, and cannot represent a western restaurant, it should be said that The western restaurant is at the next door

Waking up from the bed filled with sunshine, you sit in the balcony with a book and soak up the sun.

Are those keys on the dressing table?

Capitalize the first letter. P >>>More