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2 Dec 2022
- Portuguese (Brazil) Near fluent
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English (US)
Question about English (US)
Hi, both sentences are correct and mean the same?
the girl feels homesick because she is away from her family and home
the girl feels sad and misses her home
Hi, both sentences are correct and mean the same?
the girl feels homesick because she is away from her family and home
the girl feels sad and misses her home
the girl feels homesick because she is away from her family and home
the girl feels sad and misses her home
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- English (US)
Both are correct.
“The girl feels homesick because she is away from her family, and home.”
“The girl feels sad, and misses her home.”
They both mean the same, but the first sentence gives a reason why she feel sad.
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- Portuguese (Brazil) Near fluent
@NeverForgottenOoO then, she is / feels homesick is the same as she misses her home, regardless of the motive?
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@svohstiile
You could see or feel (like emotionally) a little part of them.
You can get an understanding of them, but just a little bit.
(Newer meaning ^ sorry again)
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@svohstiile
Sorry, I just double checked in my head and online to give you the correct meaning down. (I wrote it in the comment before)
Sorry, again I should’ve just waited, and actually put more thought into it.
And what I meant by “feel” was like; not actually touching them, but through their aura and/or emotions.
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@svohstiile
No problem, I’m happy to help you understand English more.
It even taught me the meaning of words more.
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@svohstiile
I never really thought about words that I use everyday with a deeper meaning.
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@NeverForgottenOoO
I get it! You meant this phrase: “a part through you (your emotions) / the gist of you.
I got the phrase from a song of “smooth jazz”
I get it! You meant this phrase: “a part through you (your emotions) / the gist of you.
I got the phrase from a song of “smooth jazz”
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@svohstiile
Ohhhh, that song!
I saw it while I was looking it up, so I could try to get a better understanding of the phrase.
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- Portuguese (Brazil) Near fluent
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@svohstiile
Thank you for telling me about this, I might listen to it later!
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