Let me know how it went. 


A: You look happy.
B: I’m going to see my favourite band. I can’t wait!
A: Oh, today is the day you said. Let me know how it went.
B: Sure.

In this situation, what should you say ‘Let me know how it went’ in Japanese?

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A:また感想かんそう聞きかせてね

Note: This is not a word-for-word translation.


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A word-for-word translation

A:どうだったか教おしえてね

It’s not bad, but we usually say また感想かんそう聞きかせてね in this situation.

教おしえてね is a bit stiff, so we usually use 聞きかせてね when we want to know how it went.

In this case, また means ‘later’ and has the implication of ‘any time you have time’.
We use また when we can’t or don’t need to decide on an exact time in the future.