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Is this sentence correct? Does it sound natural?


Olga Pech

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  • 4 weeks later...

Sounds OK, but 犯人 should be replaced by 泥棒.
犯人 is more like a criminal in general, which can be anything from theft to damaging your stuff to killing you to extorting you to violating one of the government made up so-called "laws", while 泥棒 is specifically someone who steals stuff.

Also, assuming your wallet has already been stolen, 盗みます should be in past tense: 盗みました.
By saying 盗みます, you're giving the impression that the thief is conspiring to steal your wallet, and is not yet stolen.

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