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Would you ever say this?
Would you say "What even are you?" if you are frustrated and don't know what this creature is.
Example:
You're not a human. You're not a ghost. You're not a vampire. You're not a zombie. What even are you?
Would you ever put even like that?
2020年3月4日 12:16
回答 · 4
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Yes, it's perfect. It's quite natural to use 'even' the way you have.
2020年3月4日
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I agree with Greg.
2020年3月4日
"What even are you?" is natural and often-used English wording.
Or I might just say "What are you?"
(Although - when addressing listeners known to be human, it is extremely impolite to ask, "What are you?" in reference to race, ethnicity or national origin. Ex: "You're not white, you're not black, you're not Jewish, you're not Chinese. What are you?" <= please do not ask human beings this question.)
Depending on just how unnerved I was by the non-human, non-ghost, non-vampire, non-zombie that I was speaking to, I might ask something like "What the heck are you?" - although "heck" might not be the word I would use. ;)
2020年3月4日
No. Don't write it that way. If you want to keep that meaning write: and what should you represent? 🙂🤗
2020年3月4日
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