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English (US)
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Korean
Where did you hit, your leg or arm? Does this sound natural?
- English (US)
A little unnatural
“Where were you hit? Your leg or your arm?” <or> “Where did it hit you? In the leg or in the arm?” Other possibilities exist.
- English (US)
A little unnatural
Josh's suggestions sound good - sometimes I even say "What did you hit, your leg or your arm?"
- Japanese
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What does What is up to your arm? Is is hurt? mean?
answer@LiahF "What is up with your arm", "is it hurt?".....
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It’s correct say.
Where were you hitting your car?
answerIt depends on the context. Could you explain more, and I will try to help.
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What is the difference between How did you have an accident? and How did you get into an accident? ?
answerThe first one can be used in more situations. It is more general. The second one is used mostly for driving accidents.
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What does How did you come to break your leg? mean?
answerIt's just a polite way to ask someone why their leg is broken. Like what happened to them, that caused them to break a bone.
- Get out ,Rose.Just leg it now. What does leg it mean? Run??
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- 昨日会ったばかりの旅行者に言われました。I'm not pulling your leg I'm in bed drunk I'm thinking about you and it feels...
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