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16 January
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What is the difference between it's a token . and it's a souvenir ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between it's a token . and it's a souvenir ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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- English (US)
A souvenir is a physical thing that you bring back from a trip as a reminder or memory of your trip.
"This post card of Red Square is a souvenir of my trip to Russia."
"I bought this T-shirt as a souvenir of our vacation at the beach."
"Everyone who went to the family reunion got a bracelet as a souvenir to remember the event."
A token is a physical or visual representation of an accomplishment, emotion, feeling, sentiment, etc. It doesn't refer to a trip or a place you have been, usually.
"This ring is a token of my love for you."
"The soldier was awarded the medal as a token of appreciation for his bravery."
"I carry this purse as a token of my admiration of Coco Chanel as a designer."
"Everyone who went to the family reunion received a bracelet as a token of their commitment to keeping the family strong."
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- English (US)
A souvenir is a physical thing that you bring back from a trip as a reminder or memory of your trip.
"This post card of Red Square is a souvenir of my trip to Russia."
"I bought this T-shirt as a souvenir of our vacation at the beach."
"Everyone who went to the family reunion got a bracelet as a souvenir to remember the event."
A token is a physical or visual representation of an accomplishment, emotion, feeling, sentiment, etc. It doesn't refer to a trip or a place you have been, usually.
"This ring is a token of my love for you."
"The soldier was awarded the medal as a token of appreciation for his bravery."
"I carry this purse as a token of my admiration of Coco Chanel as a designer."
"Everyone who went to the family reunion received a bracelet as a token of their commitment to keeping the family strong."
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@MetRon Thank you sooo much!
May I ask one more question (the same video)
huge testimony of the power of her talent
Then he says ''here here''
What does that mean? (saying here here)
https://youtu.be/7h_WxtQ70JM?t=2549
May I ask one more question (the same video)
huge testimony of the power of her talent
Then he says ''here here''
What does that mean? (saying here here)
https://youtu.be/7h_WxtQ70JM?t=2549
- English (US)
"Hear hear" is a phrase that means you agree strongly with something that was just said. If you are speaking to a crowd, and they shout "Hear hear", it means that they like and agree with something you said. It is more common in British English than American English, and is somewhat old-fashioned, but it is still heard.
In AmEng, it is more common to say "I hear that!", "Yes!", "Truth!" or "Preach!". These are modern equivalents, but informal.
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