I really should have bought the paper copies. I bought the digital, and it's so tedious going back and forth in the chapters just to review a few words here and there. I'm still early in book one, and it's really good so far. I definitely have to buy the actual book, tho. Thanks for the content, George and Co!
Interesting that 前 can mean "in front of" or "before". You can also say "before" if you want to mean "in front of" in English, although it would say fancy. "I am before the school." "I stand before you." It would then be easier to picture 前 as just meaning "before", and whether it's in relation to space or time is up to context.
I know right!...again. First times I heard my daughter listening to AMSR, I was thinking no way this is for real a thing, and weirdly creepy with unusual sounfd too,...because when I was young and would have ever had a microphone in front of me, i would always just make NORMAL burp and fart sounds into it, as it should be.
サイズステッカーはなぜまだはったかな（I wonder why is the size sticker still on?）Did I write it well? But still, either you want to tell everyone you're not f... sorry, you're "average build" or you plan to return it after the video :P :)
Hi valentinursu. Unfortunately your japanese sentence has a mistake on grammar. When you use a transitive verb はる, the subject for the verb will be サイズステッカー. I think it's strange because サイズステッカー can't actions by it's self. So a natural verb form in japanese is passive form of はる. Thank yhou.
@@valentinursu1747 You're welcome.But new verb doesn't work at all. Because this verb likes something hangs on hook type things. Or step things. So please look for another verb.
Ok, this is about the Pokémon charged attacks, and I know it-s been a while, but better late than never. So, I would only recommend to use the 3 charge attacks for online battles, and the big charge attacks (the long bar) on incursions, because with the last one you'll end up tanking to much damage in a fight where your opponent has shields.
Yes. Consider it this. Is it okay to drop “the” from “before the meeting”? There are particular times where の isn’t used but it’s a standard grammar function to have の when using a noun before 前 (まえ). For verbs however the の would be wrong to have. 行く前 before going 食べる前 before eating
Even I don't know what I'm going to do when I start these videos. I almost cut that whole sequence as it was a bit... yeah... it was a bit perverted feeling.
“I wonder if George’s height is spirit.” By the way I don’t even know how to translate 気 in this context. 気 is one of those words that is always part of a set phrase such as 気をつけて “be careful” or 気のせいです “it’s your imagination” etc.
Even when we were dating, it was very rare for me to say my husband's name and vice versa. Now that we have a child, we usually do go by our roles as well, especially when it concerns our kid.
