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26 Nov 2020
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I'm trying to use a word "sugarcoat"
I wonder whether I used it properly in this sentence or not .
this food is awesome. I'm not trying to sugarcoat it to make you feel good.
I'm trying to use a word "sugarcoat"
I wonder whether I used it properly in this sentence or not .
this food is awesome. I'm not trying to sugarcoat it to make you feel good.
I wonder whether I used it properly in this sentence or not .
this food is awesome. I'm not trying to sugarcoat it to make you feel good.
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- English (US)
Sounds fine.
By the way, you could also say (not using “sugarcoat”)
“This food is (tastes) awesome. And I’m not just saying that.”
“I’m not just saying that” means that you’re not kidding, and can be used here.
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- English (US)
Sounds fine.
By the way, you could also say (not using “sugarcoat”)
“This food is (tastes) awesome. And I’m not just saying that.”
“I’m not just saying that” means that you’re not kidding, and can be used here.
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@Raichuu
then is this right sentence?
This food tastes !! And I'm not kidding.
then is this right sentence?
This food tastes !! And I'm not kidding.
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@kris009
여보세요! you can also say this!
“This food tastes great, and i'm not just saying that to make you feel better.”
this is a more formal way of saying it :)
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