Surfの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: It’s like saying “lets go surfing.” Surf’s up is a slang. I would not worry about understanding it.

A: It means it's time to go surfing because the waves in the sea are great

A: It is slang. travelling with a group of small school children.

A: exploring the internet

A: It means the ocean waves are big/good enough to go surfing. Kind of an old cliche.

A: Surfing is a popular sport in the West Coast

A: “Surf the net” is an unnatural expression and is rarely used by English speakers

A: Usually with food! Surf and turf burger or surf and turf tacos. It means the food has fish and meat.

A: [to surf] is the infinitive

[surfing] is the -ing / gerund form of "to surf"

"surfing" is also used as a noun to describe the activity itself

A: "Looking" implies you are looking right now, present continuous verb. "To look" implies looking generally, present or future.

A: I didn't surf back then. (But now I do)
e.g. I didn't surf back then when I lived in landlocked Colorado, but now that I live in Hawaii, I surf all the time.

I hadn't surfed back then
(I didn't have the experience of having surfed at that time)
e.g. I hadn't surfed back then, so when they asked me to go surfing with them, I was nervous.

A: I love surfing 🏄 🏄‍♀️

A: You should say: “Do you surf?”

A: its a phrase for lets do it! or go for it!

A: Surfs up

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A: Hi Native

I am very tired because I went surfing with my friend today. Im hoping to become a great surfer in the future.

A: The surf trip was so great that i can't even express it in words.

"のなんのって"のようなことですね

A: Yes.

A: I secretly surf/browse/use FB in the office.

Note that "surf" is a little outdated.