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i love the movie, its totally my type
i love the movie, its totally my style
which is natural?
i love the movie, its totally my type
i love the movie, its totally my style
which is natural?
i love the movie, its totally my style
which is natural?
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its totally my type sounds more natural :)
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@ItsDaniBanani thank you! can i ask you one more? when do you use them, type and style? like when do you say its my type or its my style?
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@gs1203 hmm honestly they are pretty much the same and there isnt realy a difference.
it's just that this is the word that fits in that particular sentence, it's just how we talk.
there's no reason, you'll just have to see how people talk in these kind of situations and memorise honestly, sorry im not more of a help its just that there's realy no difference lol
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@gs1203 “type” and “style” are sometimes interchangeable.
You can use “it’s my style” for items, and luxuries such as clothing, Homes, and cars etc.
Example: I love that car! It’s totally my style!
I love this Hat, it’s totally my style.
I love that house! That’s totally my style. (Talking about either the design, paint, or decor).
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@Kumikinang-Ibon thank you!!😁
but isnt it weird?: shes your style
when you wanna mention someone(people) then you guys use type right? and theres no exception?
but isnt it weird?: shes your style
when you wanna mention someone(people) then you guys use type right? and theres no exception?
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@gs1203 yes exactly. No exception. “he’s my style” sounds weird. And I never heard it before. Maybe if your playing a game and CHOOSING a character like. Luigi vs Mario. You could say something like “I rather choose Luigi. He is more my style”. In terms of the gameplay or game style.
BUT Only use “type” when referring to people You like. Or have an interest in.
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