• (I'm going to party and I should dress up) 1. I need to do some shopping first. 2. I need to shop first. How would you say?
• Hi! I would appreciate if someone can tell if the following sentence sounds well: "I am reaching out with the purpose of scheduling the 3rd Executive Coaching call with you and Fabio M. Please, click here to pick up the date that best works for you" Thank you so much!
• Hii Do you know what is the meaning of "It's all about how you feel and about being comfortable in your own skin"? I cannot understand the expression "feel comfortable in own's skin". Maybe i guess i am satisfied about myself..?
• What does appealing to the heart or suffering mean?
• Are these verbs interchangable? 1. Fulfill 2. Satisfy
• can somebody tell me which one us correct? why he isn't playing soccer ? why isn't he playing soccer?
• Please show me example sentences with accident-prone.
• What does hiccups mean?
• Can I say: I be more than happy to assist you?
• What is the difference between Tonight my friends and I are going to go out for a drink. and I'm going out to drink with my friends tonight. ?
• What does to learn your way around mean?
• Does it need a comma before the "AND" in a formal writing? e.g. - We have many experienced professors, excellent programs AND lots of learning resources. Thanks a lot! ☺️
• How do you say this in English (US)? 我的世界
• What is the difference between stop and terminate ?
• May I use “subtle” about a person? If I imply tender or fragile?
• How do you say this in English (US)? What dose mean of "I was once in your shoes".
• May I use « misplace» if I imply unacceptable?
• How do you say this in English (US)? Вчера было лучше, чем сегодня
• What is the difference between see and watch ?
• Does this sound natural? A lot of Korean language learners ask questions here and they assume every questions answered are correct. So they start to use some expressions learnt from here and they realize something is not right. Whats wrong here? Frankly speaking, Quite a few Korean dont speak English well. Korean including myself may be good at grammar or spelling, but when we (as average Korean) try to explain something in English, we may lack of clarity. Besides, some English expressions can't be directly translated into Korean expressions For instance, how are you In USA, UK, Australia and so on It is quite common to say that But normally we don't say 안녕하세요 to the stranger you meet on the street. Im good. It could be 잘 지내요. 잘 있습니다. But some of my fellow Korean teach you 좋아요. 착해요. 선해요. Im not saying they should stop helping you guys with Korean language, but what i would like you to do is that please ask same questions at least 3 Korean people and double check if correctly understood.
• What is the difference between This word can be replaced by that word in this sentence. and This word can be replaced with that word in this sentence. ?
• Can someone explain the sentence for me? Napoleon won nearly 90% of his battles, a remarkable" statistic for a coach, but unheard of for a military commander." what does "unheard of for a military commander" mean?
• What does zoom out mean?
• I was worried about you if you hadn't had fun. Does it make sense?
• How do you say this in English (US)? la défense entre l'inveres et lenvers
• I hate going on a trip in the winter. Especially when you pack up a carry-on. (it gets bulky) Does it make sense? could you correct it?
• https://youtu.be/MyPpTgriGZU What’s the guy saying at 02:02? Something about his wife?
• How do you say this in English (US)? 내일은 비온대요
• How do you say this in English (US)? あなたは美しい月の日に生まれた。
• ‎Could you check my diary? I am so tired these days. I did many things in this summer vacation such as learning languages and drawing, however, I don't know why I did them so hard. The second semester will start soon and it's so regretful that I didn't go so far. I have no wills to do something now. Will exercise help me escape from lethargy? Is this what people call burnout? I want to take a rest even just one days without anxiety. I hope I will write down more hopeful words tomorrow.
• Do you say "bubbled water" and "water with gas" when you want some carbonated water?
• What was he sentenced for? Does it make sense? If you understood could you correct it?
• How do you say this in English (US)? If a guy randomly appears behind someone in a videoclip, which preposition should I use? • Look at the guy in the back • Look at the guy on the back • Look at the guy at the back
• How do you say this in English (US)? ты счастлив
• Is "to get pulled over" used only when the police stop the car? Is there a difference between "to pull over" and "to get pull over"?
• What does through trial and error mean?
• "何を着ようかな〜(ひとりごと)"は、 "What shoul I wear"で合ってますか？
• What is the difference between leer and peek ?
• Como posso traduzir essa frase para o inglês? “Mick erra *(ou esquece)* o tempo da música e Keith fica tipo: “o que é isso?”
• How to thank a professor for welcoming and agreeing to add me to a full class but they can’t promise if I can enroll in it in the end as that will be up to the department? My prof said in the email that they welcome me to the class, but want me to be prepared for that the course might be full and I might not be able to join How can I reply back to thank them and also address the possibility of not being able to enroll?
• Hi, I don't really understand the difference between a headset and some headphones. Is there really a difference? Thank you ! 👍
• How do you say this in English (US)? je veux boire du café
• How do you say this in English (US)? そのイベントは8月12日午後8時に始まります。
• Does this sound natural to you? Thank you for allowing me to have a peek at the ployglot's life.
• What is he saying at 03.46( is it constituent?) (04: 25 is it medicate?) https://www.somethingyoushouldknow.net/770-is-junk-food-really-so-bad-how-building-affect-your-health-and-behavior/
• Does this sound natural to you? Her emotions are all on her face. (I meant to say her face shows everything)
• How do you say this in English (US)? 後回しにする
• Could you help me make this sentence more natural sounding? :) You will get suggestions from certain topics on Instagram, if you click in some posts often enough.
• What does In the context below, could "leer" be replaced with the following expressions? 1) peek 2) sneak a peek 3) stare * Please DO NOT comment on my post if you're not a native English speaker. Thank you. mean?
• Could you give me an example of how to use 'an unrelated note'?