Tvの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: "doy" is slang for "duh" or "obviously"
Chandler really meant "You don’t get a lot of people saying ‘doy’ these days."
That means that Chandler is saying "no one is saying 'doy' anymore"
I hope that makes sense. Please let me know if you have more questions about this :)

A: if it says your shoes in your earrings than I imagine the girl was wearing high heels and hoop earrings, and her feet were way back up by her ears in a sexual position lol 😅

A: He's describing something similar to the Buddhist concept of nirvana. I don't think he's thinking of a real word that sounds like "unagi."

A: it's like a master of ceremony (MC) or one of the speakers in the television.

A: Fast-paced means “happening very quickly.” So, if someone is looking for a fast-paced tv show then that means they are looking for something that moves quickly in terms of storyline or length of series (shorter amount of episodes) Such as an action, thriller, or drama tv series.

A: What tv program do you like to watch?

A: The first one sounds natural.

A: If they appear on a TV then they are a TV show! You are correct.

A: If you are talking about a physical television you could say "There is no TV" or "There isn't a TV" and they mean the same thing.

"I called the hotel front desk to tell them there is no TV in my room" or "I called the hotel front desk to tell them there isn't a TV in my room"

A: "What do you do on Saturday?"
"I watch TV"

"What are you doing right now?"
"I'm watching TV

A: Usually "TV Show" refers to an actual sitcom, drama, etc. "TV Program" on the other hand, usually refers to broadcast news, or something that's on for a period of time longer than 1 hour (standard TV Show length).
Ex. "CNN is a TV program with news"
"F.R.I.E.N.D.S. was a funny TV Show"

Although they have specific implications, usually "TV Show" is commonly used for mostly any show on TV.

A: Tv is short for television

A: I think the former one sounds more natural...although both can be understood 👍👍

A: You said it correctly, "I practically never watch TV at home" but it can also be said, "I usually never watch TV at home", "I usually never watch television at home", or "I almost never watch television at home"

A: To record (a TV show). "Last night, I recorded my favorite show so I could watch it later."

A: By the time I understand the meaning of one thing, the dialogue has progressed much further along. (Use dialogue for conversations you are listening to on television.)

A: I watch American TV Dramas. I like Glee and Friends and they both help with my English studies. When I started learning English, it was very difficult for me, but now it is getting easier to understand.

A: entertaining
cool
funny
interesting
great
addictive

A: You could use the 1st one if you want but not the 2nd.

A: "After his mother went to bed, he watched TV in the living until she got up and came back in."

What you wrote is a great start! The slight changes above make it sound a little more natural to me though.

A: I'd say: Usually, if this was a TV show episode, there would be a guy who'd help you get through these bad things, but unfortunately I know he doesn't exist.