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“Put down your animosity.”
Does this sentence sounds ok?
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Looking for Korean-English exchange communication partner
Hi, I'm 창원, but you can call me SSan.
I'm a Korean and I speak both Korean and English.
I write some English lyrics when necessary as my personal hobby.
I'm looking for someone who can help me with correction or selection of appropriate English words/idioms/expressions.
In return, I can help you practice your Korean speaking.
If you are looking for someone you want to practice your Korean and your first language is English, I could be your perfect partner.
We can communicate through whatsapp, Kakaotalk, or whatever else you'd prefer.
FYI, whether you are male or female, old or young, it doesn't really matter for me. I'm not interested in building up a weird relationship. I'm a 32 years old married male and I have a beautiful daughter. ;)
Leave a message here if you are interested! Thanks!
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"The day is here." - What does it mean?
What does this sentence mean exactly?
Does it mean you have reached to the d-day of certain event you've been waiting for?
If yes, can I say like "I will not leave my house til the Christmas day is here."?
Or does it mean sth else? How do you use this sentence?
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"Loose in bag" ?
I was looking into an online shopping website and found this expression.
Other products were showing their minimum order quantity (like 1000EA per case)
and this one particular product I was looking for showed "Loose in bag"
What does this mean? Any ideas?
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What do you call the rich person who boast(show off) about their wealth?
People who shows their cash loads or golds in front of the cameras.
For example, Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Is there any single English word or idiom for calling such person?
(gold boaster? rich show-off?)
I want to know both the formal way and informal way, and also slang as well if there is any.
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Randomly or arbitrarily or else?
I'm not sure which word is the right one for this case.
The situation is,
my customers are not allowed to open the cover of our product without our permission. Otherwise the warranty will no longer valid.
But sometimes, there are customers who open the cover and try to fix it by themselves. They randomly?arbitrarily? change the internal array and configuration of our product.
I'm not sure which word is the right one for this case.
Please advise.
Thank you.
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Is "smooth supply chain" a correct term?
Is there any better expression for that term?
Also, what is the opposite of saying that?
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simple question
What I'm trying to do is writing an technical article with information that will be published through a technical magazine.
I'm just not sure of this expression "in this article"
1. This article established the basis of miniaturization through~~...
2. In this article, the basis of miniaturization through ~~ will be estabilished.
which one would be better? or any other suggestion?
Thanks
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"as of date" or "as of the date"
When writing some sort of contracts, a certain date when this contract starts to be activated is words, right?
if I want to make up a sentence using the expression, which one is right in grammatic way? "as of date" or "as of the date"?
Ill just give an example.
"These terms will be activated as of (the) date when the paper is signed."
thank you
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