Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Overseas"

A: "America is overseas from Japan"
overseas is only used when crossing the ocean :)
overseas = over the sea

A: Not in this continent

A: You use it if the place is separated from your country by an ocean or sea, so you can only get there by airplane or boat.
"I've been to many cities in North America buy I have not been overseas."
"shipping cargo overseas is more expensive than shipping within the country."

A: Otro continente.

He went overseas for work.
-Se fue a Europa / Asia para trabajar.

A: I studied overseas in South Korea for my third year of university.

I would love to go overseas one day and visit Europe.

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E.G.

➡Overseas students are one of the largest groups.

➡Another issue with selling your overseas home yourself is whether you have the time to manage the viewings and negotiations.

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A: “I went overseas to study in a new country.”

“Did you go overseas just to learn English?”

“My friend had to go overseas because he is in the military.”

A: - Next week my family is travelling overseas.
- My cousin is studying overseas.
- I bought this jacket overseas.
- By going overseas, you can experience many new things.
- She has never been overseas.

A: "Hello how are you today" is a nice thing to say to someone

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Ohhhhh.
I think they’re both correct but I prefer overseas.

A: Yes, that’s exactly right! So if you’re going from Japan to pretty much any other country, it’s going to require an overseas trip by plane or boat to get there. So that’s why it depends on the two places you’re talking about as to whether or not ‘overseas’ and ‘abroad’ can be used interchangeably. You seem to have a good understanding of the meaning, though.

A: It's the same. You can use either.

A: Usually people use "overseas" when you cross an ocean. If I'm from the US and I go to Korea, for example. I went overseas.

"Abroad" is just out of your country, not necessarily crossing a sea. Like if I go from the US to Mexico, for example. I'm went abroad.

A: The main difference is that "overseas" implies that there is a sea in between the countries. For example, if someone lives in the United States, they could go overseas to Japan and abroad to Canada.

A: "Overseas" is good

A: イギリスの英語でも、アメリカの英語でも、「overseas」は「overseas」👍

A: Do you mean pronounce?

A: × In 1973, the year of crustal change in the anime industry, Toei Animation absorbed three Korean studios and outsourced painting jobs to them, as if following Tokyo Movie’s effort to bring up subcontract studios in Taiwan in the end of the 60s.
✓ In 1973, a year of seismic change in the anime industry, Toei Animation absorbed three Korean studios and outsourced painting jobs to them, following Tokyo Movie’s previous efforts to utilize subcontracted studios in Taiwan towards the end of the 60s.

× Chapter 9 from _Drawing the Line_ says how American anime began depending on overseas manpower; so did Japanese anime autonomously.
✓ Chapter 9 from _Drawing the Line_ describes how American anime, along with Japanese anime independently, began depending on overseas manpower.

× It is interesting that both the U.S. and Japan made efforts severally to ‘bring up’ cartoon talents in East Asian countries for the bourgeois reason.
✓ It is interesting that both the U.S. and Japan made several efforts to ‘bring up’ cartoon talents in East Asian countries for reasons best described as "bourgeois."

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Thank you so much!

A: "Overseas" can also be a noun. Here, it means "countries across the sea from here".

A: I have done training overseas two times already. So I am accustomed to living overseas.

I did overseas training twice already.
So I am okay with overseas life/living life overseas.

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