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19 Oct 2014
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I'm not sure how many cans of beer I had today. I've been having hollow legs these days, so I need to be careful.
今日はビール何個飲んだかなあ。最近、底なしだから気をつけないと。
Does this sound natural?
I'm not sure how many cans of beer I had today. I've been having hollow legs these days, so I need to be careful.
今日はビール何個飲んだかなあ。最近、底なしだから気をつけないと。
Does this sound natural?
今日はビール何個飲んだかなあ。最近、底なしだから気をつけないと。
Does this sound natural?
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A little unnatural
笑) 「hollow legs」は初めて聞いたよ!面白い英語の表現を教えてくれてありがとう!「high tolerance」と同じ意味でしょう。
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I guess that means, "able to eat or drink endlessly."
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