【English unfamiliar phrases】

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2016/03/13 09:41(更新日時)

There seem to be plenty of English phrases which they frequently use their everyday lives,but they have never been printed in English dictionary.😃


I'm going to express this thread,being based in a book,『日常会話なのに辞書にのっていない英語の本』The next remarks are quoted from a preface of the book.Its author said like the next.☝


Its her experience when she visited the U.S.A.for the first time.She was waiting for her friend in her rental car near an express exit in Los Angeles.She became aware that a policeman who had a good physique looked into her car.👮


He said to her.“Pull over there”but she couldn't grasp what he meant.She was so confused that she babbled out.She wanted to say that she was waiting for her friend,but she ended up saying“I just want a friend.”😳


He spat out“Move it, anyway!”behaved himself as if he had driven her away,with his mouth wide open.👮


However,she may have been lucky,for there were a lot of ill-natured policemen,they made citizens have bitter experiences,for example…😱


To be continued.🙋

15/03/08 10:06 追記
To my sorrow,this thread approches an end.Even if having not reached 500 threads,I'll give up this thread.Thank you very much everyone.🙌

15/03/22 22:15 追記
This thread was over,but I'm gonna to build other thread next Sunday,it's English one,of course.🙋

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No.151

>> 150 【If wanting to enjoy themselves among others at a party or at a meal…】


《Let's go Dutch.》

The Dutch used to be a rival for the British,so they've adopted the phrase in which a sort of contempt included.🇺

“It's so mean that the Dutch do like that.”the British used to think like that,for they were jealous of the Dutch,and the way of saying remains,I'm wondering.😃


《Let's split it.》

The split means breaking,tearing,or dividing something.


When trying to pay a bill equally,they use the phrase.💰

“Let's each pay half.”It means the same,but it is limited two people.🍻


《It's on the company.》


When having a meal with people who are related to their job,or having lunch which serves for a meeting with others,someone usually uses the phrase.🍝


It means that it can be dealt with the expense of the company.😃


《Be my guest!》


In the U.S.A.when eating out with someone,they pay each bill by each of them as a general rule,but sometimes it happens.It means my treat.👍


No.152

>> 151 【If wanting to enjoy themselves among others at a party or at a meal…】


《Be my guest!》


Synonym

I'll treat you.

This is my treat.
Let me take care of this.

It's on me.

I'll get it this time.

When answering,others do like the next.


I'll get the next one.


《Let's throw a party!》


When something happy happens,or being on a commemorative day,the Americans love to do it.


It means that making everyone gather and make merry.🎊


Synonym

Let's give a party!
We'll have a party!

《Why don't you join us?》


The“ why don't you~”is a basic phrase when inviting someone.☺

Synonym

Why don't you come with us?


《Can you show up?》


Speaking of the show up,some Japanese tend to receive an impression in which we have to put enthusiasm into others somehow,but it doesn't mean being asked to do entertainment.🎊


It means being asked whether or not being able to turn up.😃


We the Japanese sometimes use the phrase of Japanese English like the show up,but they never use like a …

No.153

>> 152 【If wanting to enjoy ourselves among others at a party or at a meal…】


《Can you show up?》


When we the Japanese use the word of the show up,it means it puts enthusiasm into the people.It's just a Japanese English,but English native speakers don't seem to do like that.😳


By the way, speaking of a showdown,it means a duel 決闘.🆚


《It's potluck.》

The origin of the word is the one of the Native American in northwest.It used to be a present for a invited guest.🎁

It means a party where its attendee have to bring a present.In short,while its host offes a hall and tableware,its attendees have to bring soft drink,liquor,an appetizer and so on.They prepare for them little by little.🍕


The invited guest can bring a dish which he or she is good at,or other dish of its country,but if having little confidence in cooking,wine,soft drink,fruits,or confectionery are also all right.🍷


Its arrangement is seldom done,as a result,it often happens to be too much wine,or too many fruits.🍒

No.154

>> 153 【If wanting to enjoy ourselves among others at a party or at a meal…】


《It's a potluck.》

It's not always limited to the potluck.If being invited to a party,or to dine together,lots of the people bring something to eat or drink.😃


It seems to be polite of us to ask“What shall I bring?”Even if its answer is“Nothing”plenty of the people seem to bring a wine or dessert.🍷


《It's an open house.》


It means asking to turn up whenever it's convenient.🙋


It's also a way of easygoing party in the U.S.A.for example,the party's time is so long,from pm.3:00 to 10:00,we can turn up or come home during the party whenever we like.🎊


We can join in it with uninvited friends.It's an easygoing buffet of a standing up meal.It's often the potluck.🎉

There are other ordinary parties in the U.S.A.like the next.🇺


◎House warming.

When changing an address,or announcing a new house,it's given.Most of the people bring a house warming gift as manners.


◎A wedding shower.(A bridal shower.)

No.155

>> 154 【If wanting to enjoy ourselves among others at a party or at a meal…】


《It's a potluck.》

◎A wedding shower.
The party is thrown in which surrounding a female who is going to get married to other in the near future.Only females in the same generation usually gather.They bring a wedding gift.👩


◎A bachelor's party.(stag party.)


The party is for only males.Surrounding a male who is going to get married to other before long,raising the roof at the party ドンチャン騒ぎ.🍻


◎A baby shower.


In the party,surrounding the one who is about to have a baby,and having a good time.They bring a present for the baby's clothes,toys.👶


◎A surprise party.
Without telling himself or herself,the party is planed for its memorial day or birthday secretly.😲


◎A reunion.


It's meeting with friends in the past,or family members or people of relationship.An alumni association 同窓会 is also equivalent to it.


◎A dinner party.

They sit up straight and having a meal in the party.If being late for the time…💦

No.156

>> 155 【If wanting to enjoy ourselves among others at a party or at a meal…】


《It's an open house.》


◎A dinner party.

If being late for the time,or without consulting anyone,going with other friends,it'll be impolite.When going,everyone should be dressed up as manners.👗


《Shall I swing by?》


The ones who are invited to the same party use the phrase for others.😃


It means asking,“Shall we go there together with my car?”

The swing has meaning of shaking,or waving,but has other one.It does turning its direction.In short,the phrase means suggesting it make a detour and pick up others.🚗


Synonyms


Shall I pick you up?

Do you have a ride?
Would you like a lift?

《I'll be glad to call for you.》


It means suggesting that I'm ready to go there so as to pick up you.


Synonym

I'm glad to pick you up.


《Have a ball!》


The phrase is used for the ones who are about to go out for a party,or for others who is going to dine with someone.It means saying to others,“Have a good time!”🙋

No.157

>> 156 【If wanting to enjoy ourselves among others at a party or at a meal…】


《Have a ball!》


Synonyms


Enjoy yourself!

We have to be careful.If saying“Have balls!”it means saying to others“Behave like a man.”😤

《Let me.》


When reaching a hall for the party,someone suddenly called you,using the phrase. What kind of thing does it offer to do?😥


In this case,it's an abbreviation of“Let me take your coat.”but the phrase after“let me”changes.It depends on.🎉


After emptying your glass,the phrase means recommending you drink one more glass of liquor.When offering a lighter,it means,offering a fire for a cigarette.🚬


Synonyms

Allow me.

Permit me.

When answering,they say“Please.”


《Pull up a chair.》


The pull up means drawing something up to one.It means recommending you sit down.


Synonyms

Have a seat.

Sit down and join us.


《Don't stand on ceremony.》


It doesn't always mean forbidding to stand up in the middle of a ceremony,but it does make yourself at home.☺

No.158

>> 157 【If wanting to enjoy yourself among others at a party,or at a meal…】


《Don't stand on ceremony.》


It means that not being in a formal ceremony,they want others to make themselves at home.☺


Synonym.


Make yourself comfortable.


When answering,saying,“OK.”or“All right.”


《Let's party!》


When its members started to gather gradually,the phrase is used.🍻


The party is a verb which means joining in the party in this case.


《Surprise!》


It's a phrase for starting a surprise party.


If someone who doesn't recognize the situation at all comes home on the day of its birthday or celebration and turns on a light,lots of people suddenly appear and saying to it,“Surprise!”It's the typical situation for the phrase.💐


It's only natural that its room is put up decorations gorgeously.Its table is filled with feasts and shampagnes.㊗

《How did you get wind of it?》


It's related to the last phrase,“Surprise.”The“ get wind of”means sensing something with its atmosphere.😁

No.159

>> 158 【If wanting to enjoy ourselves among others at a party or at a meal…】


《Let's hear it!》

When celebrating something at a party,the phrase is often used,but instead of it,a person's name is adopted.


The phrase meaning urging others to applaud.


The it means applause,words for celebration,or a excited cry.All the participants in the party applaud all together and cheer it.👏

At a birthday party,after the phrase,a chorus of happy birthday stars.🎂


《Down the hatch!》
The hatch is a movable floorboard on the deck in a ship.If the hatch is opened,possibly a large amount of water flows into it.😣


In short,it means urging that let's open the hatch and drink more and more.🙌


Synonyms

Drink up!

Bottoms up!

Skoal!

Cheers!

Toast!


《Here's looking at you.》


If toasting with only a couple romantically…


The phrase used to be adopted at a movie of Casablanca.

It also means toasting,but in this case,a male does for his girlfriend,I'm wondering.💑


No.160

>> 159 【If wanting to have a good time among others at a party,or at meal,especially at dinner…】


《Name your poison.》

When enjoying dining together,why do they start to talk about the poison?💀

Actually,they call a cheap liquor the poison as a joke.🍶

The phrase means asking others“What do you want to drink?”


At a party of small scale,they gather in a living room,or in a porch,and have a chat together,drinking favorite liquor.🍸


The name means specifying something.

《What'll be?》


The it also means something to drink.The phrases also means asking others what they want to drink.🍷


Synonymous

What'll you have?
What are you having?

What can I get you?
When having a meal at a restaurant,the phrases is sometimes used as a meaning asking others,“What do you want to eat?”before ordering,but at a party,it usually means a drink.🍻


《Soup's on.》


When a pleasant chat of drinking stops at last,someone calls from a dining room with the phrase.


It means that dinner's ready.🍖

No.161

>> 160 【If wanting to have a good time with others at a party,at a meal,or especially at dinner…】


《Chow down!》


The chow is originated from a Chinese word,炒,it means a food.The ones who some Americans of Chinese ancestry moved California spread the phrase in the beginning.😃


Then it also changed into the food at the military force,and ordinary people have learned to use it.


I'm wondering if it corresponds with いただきます in Japanese words.I don't think I want to use the Japanese as thoroughly as possible,but to my sorrow,I find it hard,for when looking into the いただきます in the Japanese-English dictionary,I can't find it.As a result,I'm often forced to use the Japanese.😳


It means it's about time that we have a meal.🍚


《Come and get it.》

The phrases recommends that some guests have a meal or drink at a buffet-style party 立食パーティー.🍕


It means that help yourselves more and more.It seems to mean simple that come,take,and eat it.🍖


A cook used to some cowboys in a stock farm,and it's …🐮


No.162

>> 161 【If wanting to have a good time with others at a party,at a meal,in particular,at dinner…】


《Come and get it.》


A cook used to call to some cowboys with the phrase in a Western film,after that ordinary people also began to use it.🐮


《You be the guinea pig!》


The guinea pig is what is called a テンジクネズミ,which is used for an experiment of creatures.It's the same nuance like Japanese marmot.🐭


The one who cooked something wants to say like the next.“I've made an attempt to cook a new dish.I hope it's tasty.”😥


《Is that done enough for you?》


As for a dish,speaking of the done,it means being cooked well.


The phrase means asking,“How about its seasoning?”or“ Is the meat roasted enough?”🍖


When answering,they do like the next.

It's just right.

Could you put it back on the fire,please?


If we want the meat to be roasted a little more,without hesitating,we should offer to have the waiter or the waitress do what we want to.🍖


Judging from we Japanese taste,I'm afraid it'll be …💦

No.163

>> 162 【If wanting to have a good time with others at a party,at a meal,in particular at dinner…】


《Is that enough for you?》


Judging from the Japaneses' taste,it's usually roasted too much…😩


《Eat up!》


If hesitating to eat,or being absorbed in speaking too much,the phrase will be used.😃


It means saying,“Help yourself to it more and more.🍖


If being reserved too much or having a meal very slowly,they'll disturb others' pace.They are culprits which upset the timing for serving dessert,so we don't have to hesitate at all.😁


《Another helping?》


We the Japanese may be liable to misunderstand being said to us,“May I help you?”


It means that others recommend we should eat something a little more.🙋


Synonym

Another serving?

When answering,they do like the next.

Yes,please.

No,thank you.

I'm ok.

I've had enough.


《Care for another?》

Some Japaneses have misunderstood being asked“Do you have worries?”


Actually,it means being recommended we drink something a little more?🍷

No.164

>> 163 【If wanting to enjoy ourselves among others at a party,or at a meal,especially at dinner…】


《Care for another?》

The care for means liking or wanting something,but when being used the phrase,it's usually asked in relation to some drinks.☕


《Another glass won't hurt.》


It means recommending “You drink another glass,it's all right,isn't it?”🍻


The Americans don't recommend we drink as insistently as the Japanese,but they may sometimes do.like the phrase.🍻


《Regular or decaf?》


Plenty of the Japanese weren't sure that the decaf meant.It's a coffee which doesn't include any caffeine.In short,it's a decaffeinated coffee.☕


Lots of the Americans drink the decaf after dinner,so almost all the restaurants,or homes are usually ready for the decaf.☕


“Regular tea,or herbal tea?”


When listening to the phrase,it seems to be hard for us to understand it,in particular the herbal tea.☕


《Can I get the recipe?》


A guest uses the phrase for the one who gives the party.🍝

No.165

>> 164 【If wanting to enjoy yourselves among others at a party,or at a meal,especially at dinner…】

《Can I get the recipe?》


A recipe is a way of how to cook.There seem to be plenty of females whose favorite thing is collecting memos of the recipes.🍜


The phrase means that it's so tasty that she wants to cook it for herself,so it's a praise,but if being used frequently as a flattery,it'll give others annoyance,for copying the recipes gives others a lot of trouble.Without wanting it really,you should abstain from using the phrase.🙅

《Stop the presses!》


If someone cries suddenly at a place where a lot of people gather,it means the next one.


“Please stand there as you are.Listen to me,and be quiet!”


It's a kind of notice.For example,if being in the middle of a conference,it means that an emergency has just arisen,or its plan has suddenly changed.😲


If being in the middle of a party,it means that the guest of honor is about to start to make a speech.👂


The presses means a printing of…

No.166

>> 165 【If wanting to have a good time with others at a party,or at a meal,especially at dinner…】


《Stop the presses!》


In this case,the presses means a printing of newspaper.It used to originally mean“Stop the rotary press,for we've just received a news which made us astound!”


Synonyms

Hold everything!

Everybody listen!

A phrase of“Stop the music!”used to be often adopted long ago,but it seems to be old-fashioned a little at present.😱


《The best is yet to come.》


No one must think to come home,for the fun has only started.🎉


Synonym

The party is just getting going.


《Look what the cat dragged in!》


If translating the phrase word for word,“Look a thing which the cat pulled!
It means that it's rare,what a surprise!


In short,unexpectedly a person who doesn't seem to show up does actually at a party,so others use the phrase.😲


Synonym

Look who's there!

《Speak of the devil.》


When talking about someone,the person in question appears,it's used.It's a set phrase.😃


No.167

>> 166 【If wanting to enjoy ourselves among others at a party,or at a meal,in particular at dinner…】


《Your ears must have been burning.》

It means the next one.

“We've talked about you just now,so you must have felt as if your ears had been burning.”


In Japan,when talking about someone,it's said that the person in question will sneeze.Contrary to it,in the U.S.A. then the gossip seem to make their ears smart.😲


Synonym

Were your ears burning?


《Give me five!》


It's a cheerful greeting in elevated feeling somehow.They hold up their hand,and yell the phrase.Then they usually look happy.😊


There is other phrase.It's a high five.When greeting,someone raises its hand,others also do like that,and they tap the palms each other.✋


When a baseball player blasted a home run,he does that with his teammates.⚾

When someone holds up its hands,other also holds out its hands in low position,and tap the palms each other.It's a low five.🙋


If wanting to do more cheerfully,they use both hands.

No.168

>> 167 【If wanting to have a good time with others at a party,or at a meal,especially at dinner…】

《Give me five!》


When wanting to do it more cheerfully,they use both hands,it means ten fingers.✋


Synonym

Give me ten!

【Important phrases in order to end.】

《That's about the size of it.》


We can't easily grasp it somehow,but it means a conclusion.After talking over something,they managed to approch a conclusion,then the phrase is used.👍


《That's that.》


It means that the one has said what they wanted to do,or done what they should.Whether it's a desirable conclusion,or unfortunate one,it's over for the time being.😚

Synonyms


That's it.

That's all.


《That does it!》

When finishing a troublesome work,or tiresome task,they use the phrase.As a matter of fact,they feel relieved on it.🙌


《Let's shake on it.》


When a business discussion or negotiation are over successfully,they stand up slowly and hold out right hands each other,and use the phrase.😃


No.169

>> 168 【Important phrases so as to end.】


《Let's shake on it.》


It means like the next.


The business negotiation has just been over,so let's shake hands each other.🙋


《Let's call it a day.》


It's a conventional phrase when trying to finish the work of the day or a meeting.


It means that“Let's stop working here today.”If translating the phrase word for word,it means like the next.☝


We've worked until now,so let's think that what we've done as today's work.

《Time to call it a day.》


This resembles the last phrase,but it has different nuance.To my sorrow,I can't express how different it's,for there is no expression on it.😳


It means that it's about time that we finished.


If gathering at night,it becomes like the next.“Time to call it a night.”

Synonym

Time to call it quits.


《Time to hit the road.》


This phrase has been frequently used.It means that it's about time that we went.😃


Basically,when going for a long distance drive,this is used,but in general…

No.170

>> 169 【Important phrases in order to finish.】


《Time to hit the road.》


In general,plenty of people use the phrase as a meaning of being going to depart from some place.


Synonym

Go to hit the road.
When answering,it's like the next.

Take care.

Take it easy.

See you.


《Got to shove off.》


If translating it literally,it means that pushing a ship out of the shore.⛵


It means I must be going now.

Synonyms

Time to shove off.
Have to push off.

《I'm out of here.》


If the one in front of us says,“I'm not here.”almost all of us may think of it as a joke.


The phrase also means that I must be going now.


Synonyms

Time to split.

Got to split.

I'm disappearing.

《Got to fly.》


If translating it word for word,it means I must go flying there,for in my hurry to get there,I think I wish to go flying there.💨


Synonyms

Got to run.

Got to make tracks.
The phrase of make tracks means leaving its footprints there.

《Got to mossey.》

The mossey means roaming somewhere.

No.171

>> 170 【Important phrases so as to finish.】

《Got to mossey.》

The phrase means that the one is sure that it has to depart soon.It doesn't always mean that it doesn't have to make a haste,but it's about time it departed.💨


Synonyms

Time to wander on.
Got to get a move on.

Got to toddle.


The toddle means a way of an infant's working.I'm sure I have to say it in other English phrase,but to my sorrow,it doesn't occur to me at all,for it's an imitation sound.😱


The toddle means よちよち歩く in the Japanese,so we call an infant whose age is a few a toddler.👶


《I hate to eat and run.》


The instant a meal is over,when the one has to depart,it uses the phrase,being sorry for it extremely,for the behavior has an image of leaving without doing to do,I'm wondering.😳


Synonyms

Sorry to eat and run.

I have to rush.💨


《What time is your curfew?》


The curfew originally means the evening prayer bell.It's the time people must be indoors,especially at night.🌠


No.172

>> 171 【Important phrases in order to finish.】


《I'll do the dishes.》


It's a conventional phrase of washing tableware.🍴


The Americans are so different from the Japanese that they don't seem to hate to go in the kitchen,nor to help kitchen work.🇺


In general,when being at home party with others with who are easy to get along,all of them will both preparing for the party and put a room in order after the party is over.🎉


Even if not being in the middle of the party then,they seem to have a good time.☺


Without perching differently in the chair as long as we like,we should join in them positively.Though dishwasher has been spread over the U.S.A. so much that it's just that they set up tableware in the dishwasher.😚


《It's been real.》

What does it mean? What does it been real? When hearing the phrase,I'm afraid I'm not sure of it.😱


It's an abbreviation of“It's been real fun.”or“It's been a real good time.”


They usually say after drinking,making merry,having a chat,or dancing.🍻

No.173

>> 172 【Important phrases so as to end.】


《It's been real.》

Synonym


Sure has.


《I had a ball.》

When the ones who participated in the party go home together,the phrase is usually used.


It means that“We have a good time and it's been a good time.”


If saying the phrase to the host,it means showing it thanks.


Synonyms

I enjoyed myself.
I had a good time.

《It's been a gas.》


We don't have to be worried about a smell of gas.It's not a gas leak.


The phrase also means having a good time.


The gas means something happy,or something pleasant.😍


《It was great chatting.》


The chat means talking with others pleasantly,or comfortably.


Speaking of chit-chat,it means a light conversation,or a ruor.


《I lost track of time.》


The lose track of is an idiom of losing something.


The phrase means that we'd such a good time that we'd forgotten that the time passed.😁


Synonym

Time flies when you're having fun.


《Thank you for your hospitality.》


To be continued.

No.174

>> 173 【Important phrases in order to finish.】


《Thank you for your hospitality.》


The hospitality means a warm reception or a hearty welcome.☺


The phrase means that I'm grateful to you for your a warm reception.


《I enjoyed your company.》


It's not any praise of admiring the firm in which you work.The company means going with others in this case,so the phrase means that we had a good time.🙌


If saying“Thank you for keeping me company.”it means thanks for going around other.For example,when waiting for a bus to come with someone,this phrase will be adopted.🚌

《Later alligator.》


The alligator is a kind of reptiles which inhabits in the U.S.A.but even if we know it,it's meaningless.


The phrase means that see you again.It's a word play 語呂合わせ.It's like the Japanese one サヨナラ三角、またきて四角.🙋


When answering,someone says like the next.“After a while,crocodile.”


The crocodile also belongs to the reptiles.It inhabits Africa or Southern Asia.Its appearance is different from the crocodile.

No.175

>> 174 【Important phrases so as to finish.】

《Later alligator.》


Synonym

See you later,alligator.

《Toodle-loo.》


The phrase seems to be old-fashioned a little,but is a way of greeting which has affection and charm when parting from others.


It memans bye-bye.
Synonyms

Ta-ta.

Toodles.

《Take care.》


It doesn't always mean saying others to be careful,or to look after someone.😃


Needless to say,it has nuance of saying to other who goes home by car,“Drive carefully.”or saying another who has had a slight cold,“Take care of yourself.”☝


However,if the phrase only is used,we should think it's a meaningless easygoing greeting.


Synonym

Take it easy.

When responding,

You too.

See you.

If wanting to emphasize on being careful,they usually say“Take care of yourself.”or“Drive carefully.”


《Keep in touch.》

The in touch is an idiom that what the one have thought reachs other.


The phrase means that let's try to make contact each other as closely as possible.

No.176

>> 175 【Important phrases in order to end.】

《Keep in touch.》

Though being unable to meet each other so frequently,let's try to get touch in with letters or phones.The phrase means like that.It's used frequently.😃

Synonym

Let's stay in touch.

When responding,saying,

“Yes,let's.”

《Drop me a line.》

It's a conventional phrase of asking other to write a letter.✉


Synonym

Please write to me.
《I'll miss you.》
The miss means feeling lonely because someone isn't with the speaker.

When responding,saying“Me too.”


《Break a leg.》

The phrase never means wanting other to be broken its leg a bit.To my surprise,it's phrase for praying other's luck or success.😲


It's originally adopted in the theater world.If saying the phrase to the one who was going to the stage,it was said that it would never break its leg.👍

At present,the phrase is used for the one who tries to play the musical instrument,or for other who tries to make a speech in front of lots of people and so on.

No.177

>> 176 【Important phrases so as to end.】

《Break a leg.》

Synonym

Good luck!

When responding,saying,“Thanks.”


《Don't do anything I wouldn't do.》


It means that you mustn't do anything bad I would never do.


Needless to say,this phrase is used among friends who is easy to get along with,bantering say it.


When responding,saying,“Don't worry.”or“Of course not.”


《You'll never wear out your welcome here.》


If thinking about the never too much,you may feel as if you were said you'll never be welcome.😢

The wear out means wearing something down thoroughly,so it means,“As for you,even if you come here so frequently,we'll welcome you every time.”🙋


Synonym

You're always welcome here.


《Over and out.》


The phrase originally used to be adopted on a radio broadcast.


It means good-by,that's all.


In short,the broadcast is over.Some people couldn't speak at the same time on the radio,they said,“Over and out.”in turn and turned off.😚


I also need to use it here.Over and out.👋

No.179

>> 178 Thank you for your message,and as I've told,you don't have to use the Japanese.


Besides,I doubt if you've read this thread of mine,for no one has ever sent a message for this thread until now.Can you understand?

If you want to laugh,do as you want.I don't mind.To tell the truth,I've never seen the crappiest one like you.


As you said,English is not fashion.It's just a language which has been spoken by lots of people,but so what?


If there are places which are in the wrong in my English,say where and how my English is not correct.Otherwise go away.


Moreover your criticism is boring,for you make do away with the same sentence.Are you stupid simply? I'm tired of the same ones exactly.

Though you criticized me and others who sent me some kind and decent message,you can't express yourself in English,are you?


At first,can you read my English? I doubt whether or not you can.


You seem to have such a free time that you'll send a message again,but I hate to read the same one.

No.180

>> 178 削除されたレス あなたがスレを立ててください。

I die from laughter.の所は…

I die from laughing.の方が良い気がします。

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