Teach me English!?

Question

Im a japanese. im working for a semiconductor company.

Teach me something about english.

Now we are using the different cases(containers) for 2 kinds of products. We are planning to usu the same case for those 2 products.

How do you say more specifically?
integrate?? unify? or combine??

Thanx in advance.

Answer 1

I'm confused.

If you mean that you are putting the 2 products TOGETHER IN THE SAME CASE then use "COMBINE."

for example: "Currently products A and B each have their own case, but we plan to combine them in the same case in the future"

BUT... If you mean that the two products will NOT BE PUT IN THE SAME CASE, they will just use THE SAME TYPE OF CASE, then the way you said it was fine.

I would say:

"Currently products A and B each have their own type of case, but we plan to use the same type of case for both products in the future."

Hope this helps.

Answer 2

Now we are using the different cases(containers) for 2 kinds of products. We are planning unify the cases.

Answer 3

We plan to combine both products in the same container.

Answer 4

You could say "We are planning to combine the two products in one case." You definitely wouldn't use "unify" or "integrate".

You could also say, "We are planning to include both products in the same case."
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Answer 5

Hmm.. It's wise to ask here in Yahoo! Answers but I advise you to try studying abroad for a while. Studying English in such a way will add experiences and you'll be better in expressing such in more accurative words. Okie? ^^

Answer 6

The english word we would normally use would be combine. Does your company not provide interpreters? If not, perhaps you should suggest this.

Answer 7

Probably integrate or combine.

Answer 8

combine

Answer 9

combine....and if you need more help learning the english language, let me know....i'd be happy to help!!

Answer 10

They are all the same meaning. But they will better understand, if you say(Up Your's.)