Please ask if there is a language problem in the English translation of these 2 sentences 15

No problem, I like our team, it's a friendly place to work, no mistakes.

friendly is not used to modify place, but it can be expressed as a teammate is friendly.

If it's something you want to use in your own article, it's better to express it.

i enjoy being in the team for my mates are really friendly.

Friendly can also be replaced with amicable, which is better expressed.

There are language problems, just add in after the second sentence.

i like our team where we can work together as friends.I love my team, where we work together like friends.

That's what you're trying to say.

There is nothing wrong with your translation from a practical point of view (pragmatics), it is just not authentic enough.

The grammar is not good, but the language feels like a language problem, what do you want to express by the word like? Is it hope? Or do you like it?

I want our team to be a friendly and supportive place to work? Or do I like our team because we are able to work together in a friendly way?

There are problems. Even if you don't care about other problems, at least the second sentence should use where for place, not which.

The first sentence is sick, I like my team, a friendly place to work.

I like that our team works due to a friendly place.

I love our team - it's a friendly place to work.

Like doesn't seem to be very good to use, so it should be used as hope!

i hope i can work in a friendly atmosphere.

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