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depressed words
Does "depressed" work in the following? I listened to his **depressed** words.
Bumpkin - I read this word in comic.is this a English word?
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1jiqh8z/bumpkin_i_read_this_word_in_comicis_this_a/
The context is I’m talking to my brother and he is doing something else and perhaps doesn’t hear what I say. I ask, “Why don’t you reply/respond to me?” Are both words correct? How would native speakers put it? Thanks.
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1iytom2/the_context_is_im_talking_to_my_brother_and_he_is/
What's the difference between GOOFY and SILLY? Also what is "ahh"
Answer me guys
What does "fray" mean here?
https://i.redd.it/sp4rqgsgh3ke1.jpeg
What is YAPPING
I'm a little confused how yapping and talking are different from each other. Can anyone explain it?
Does she say “I believe you have a flat vacant”? But it sounds like “flat bed”. Thanks.
https://streamable.com/vm76zd
Daily idiom: bone in the throat
bone in the throat >!difficult problem or annoyance!< Examples: - The criticism from the boss was a bone in the throat for me. - The steak bone stuck in my throat was a real bone in the throat.
How do you translate idioms?
I've repeatedly run into this issue that I have an expression in mind, but have a hard time figuring out whether it's used internationally and if not, what could be used instead? Translator apps usually translate word by word, so they aren't very helpful. Do you have any tips or tricks? I'm really struggling with this.
Frustrating vs disappointing
Is there any difference between these 2 words?