He didn't reply my dm since two months agoi miss TS @BBC_lokal btw, kak @Mrs_Vy have you heard news from him, any chance that he comeback to this thread![]()
He didn't reply my dm since two months agoi miss TS @BBC_lokal btw, kak @Mrs_Vy have you heard news from him, any chance that he comeback to this thread![]()
Aw.. So sad, i haven't had a chance to meet 'pria timur'He didn't reply my dm since two months ago
It's sooo wet
After seeing "Wetnesday" I never imagined that I would really want to be a Grab Car driver lowkey hahaIt's sooo wet.. Come and stop by there, one or two "cendol" Won't hurt you
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Hii @BabyDee, @Mrs_Vy and all english lover in this forum, I am so grateful being back to this thread..CMIIW, if you refer to 'true or false' so 'true' is the opposite of false, maybe it's not appropriate to use that word in your sentence, maybe the word that u are looking for is 'correct'...
So the correct sentence is like this...
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Nonetheless, cybill, you're great at grammars.. I suck at it... I just hate grammars.. Keep up the spirit to try relive this threadi miss TS @BBC_lokal btw, kak @Mrs_Vy have you heard news from him, any chance that he comeback to this thread
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Hai darling, Iโve sent a DM explaining why Iโve been MIA for so long. And no, itโs definitely not because Iโve been busy being a bull in the capital cityโฆHe didn't reply my dm since two months ago
I am here....I thought we live in the same city, didn't we? So it's easier for us to meet... hihiiiiAw.. So sad, i haven't had a chance to meet 'pria timur'![]()
Hahaha...well if it's true, lucky for them to have you as a bullHai darling, Iโve sent a DM explaining why Iโve been MIA for so long. And no, itโs definitely not because Iโve been busy being a bull in the capital cityโฆ
Both of them are right. Let's refer to dictionaries. According to Merriam-Webster, Oxford, Cambridge, or Collins, one of the meanings/synonyms of true is correct. This is one of major differences between Indonesian and English. There are several ways to say something in English without changing its meaning. For instance:CMIIW, if you refer to 'true or false' so 'true' is the opposite of false, maybe it's not appropriate to use that word in your sentence, maybe the word that u are looking for is 'correct'...
So the correct sentence is like this...
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Nonetheless, cybill, you're great at grammars.. I suck at it... I just hate grammars.. Keep up the spirit to try relive this threadi miss TS @BBC_lokal btw, kak @Mrs_Vy have you heard news from him, any chance that he comeback to this thread
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Ah i c...Both of them are right. Let's refer to dictionaries. According to Merriam-Webster, Oxford, Cambridge, or Collins, one of the meanings/synonyms of true is correct. This is one of major differences between Indonesian and English. There are several ways to say something in English without changing its meaning. For instance:
Using verb: He dies.
Using phrasal verb: He passes away.
Using adjective: He is gone.
All sentences have the same meaning, he no longer lives.
Are you good at sucking penis/cock/dick?
Penis,cock,dick have the same meaning. They refer to male genitals.
Im not gonna answer this 1Are you good at sucking penis/cock/dick?
Penis,cock,dick have the same meaning. They refer to male genitals.
Just share my opinion....Even if some words have the sampe meaning, each word is more suitable if it is used based on particular context...such as "true" and "correct"..."True" is used when talking about something thatโs a fact or actually happened, like a statement or belief. "Correct", on the other hand, is used when something is technically right, like an answer on a test or following the proper format. For example, โThatโs trueโ means itโs real or factual, while โThatโs correctโ means itโs the right answer. In short, โtrueโ = real, and โcorrectโ = accurate. Example: โWhat he said is trueโ vs. โYour answer is correct.โ Both mean โright,โ just in different context....Both of them are right. Let's refer to dictionaries. According to Merriam-Webster, Oxford, Cambridge, or Collins, one of the meanings/synonyms of true is correct. This is one of major differences between Indonesian and English. There are several ways to say something in English without changing its meaning. For instance:
Using verb: He dies.
Using phrasal verb: He passes away.
Using adjective: He is gone.
All sentences have the same meaning, he no longer lives.
Are you good at sucking penis/cock/dick?
Penis,cock,dick have the same meaning. They refer to male genitals.
Guess who teach me to be a good bull? Hihihihi....Hahaha...well if it's true, lucky for them to have you as a bull![]()
Thank you for your kindness suhu....let's we improve our English skill, beside our sex skill...Would love to be a part of the group if possible! I work freelance as a translator so I could help if there are others who wants to learn/practice english with me!
Thank you for your skill... hopefully, those who DM you, really want to improve their English skill, rather than SSI you and make trouble with you..dm me, i'm more than happy to help you and i'm a female![]()
Feel free to discuss anything here suhu....we Will be glad if you put interesting topic to sparks good discussion among suhu who interested to communicate in english....we share our thought with still keep respect to all brother and sister here...Im too, i want to talk and text with a english speaking and texting....
Maybe we can talk more about anything here,
Welcome to this thread suhu...fell free to share your unique ideas here.....Hi All, allow me to join this conversation..
How are you guys doing?
Warm regard from one of the hottest city in east java..
Hallo Suhu.... thanks you so much for joining this chat....most of us here is not a native speaker so it is not a big deal if you make mistakes during your learning journey....as long as you learn from your mistakes, your English skilll Will be improved as the time goes by...Allow me to join. In chindo from jakarta. Just wanna make good conversation. If my sentence is bad, please tell me, help me for make it correct. How re you?