Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Jean"

A: not natural, and I don't understand your meaning.

maybe: "what's the plan for the trip?"

A: Thrifting means shopping at thrift stores ( used clothing and other items). Goodwill is a thrift store.

A: It means I accidentally ripped my jeans

A: The fact that the jeans are fashionable, or popular is the reason the person doesn't like to wear jeans. Think of it this way: "Jeans are fashionable, から I don't like to wear them", or ジーンズは今めかしいだから着るが好きじゃない (i think), sorry if my Japanese is bad.

when they say "just" it means that is the only reason, all the nuance/tone of this statement is that normally they like jeans, but because they are popular they don't want to wear them because they don't want to be the same as everyone else.

A: Sounds like rugged, sturdy jeans, that are maybe ripped or distressed

A:

First – it’s, how much ARE the jeans. Jeans are always treated as a plural.

Second – “How much are the jeans?“ is already a complete sentence.

A: A man with worn and tattered jeans enters a mom-and-pop store to buy a new pair.

A: "Those are some really nice jeans."
"I prefer darker colored jeans over light colored ones."
"These jeans are really soft."
"Where did you buy those jeans?"
"Levi's is a popular jean company."
"He was standing on the corner wearing only a T-shirt and jeans."

A: We always refer to jeans in the plural using a pair of jeans, or some jeans (which can be a single pair or several pairs). The same is true of spectacles/glassses, scissors, trousers and other words usually used in the plural or with "a pair".

A: “Because I’ve never seen that you are washing jeans” is an unnatural sentence.

The first sentence “Because I’ve never seen you wash jeans” is good and natural.

You could also say: “Because I’ve never seen you washing jeans”.

A: Nobody says “she dresses jeans” That implies you literally dress the clothing jeans.

A: I am wearing jeans - You have jeans on at this current moment


I am put jeans on
I am put on jeans

These are unnatural

A: Jeans is a type of trouser made of heavy twill called denim whereas pants is a generic term that refers to all kinds of trousers worn by men and women. Pants are made of lighter fabric than jeans. Pants are more formal than jeans that are rugged in appearance.

A: Either is fine! I would say stretchy but it’s more casual

A: @EngbuZz-_ both are correct but trend is more appropriate I think...

A: Mis jeans son más experimentados que ella. Ella no quiere alguien tan desgastado como yo.

A: old blacj jeans

A: All of the jeans look the same to me whether they're from Uniqro or from some high-end brand.

A: 足を入れるところが二つあるからjeansといいます。
他にも例あげます。
shoes　くつは１ペア（２つ）で１足だから
mittens　手袋も１ペア（２つ）で１つなってる。
gloves　野球のようなスポーツにつかうグローブも２つで１つです。
glasses　メガネも２つガラスがあるから２つで１つです。

日本留学している外国人です。お役に立てたら、うれしいです。：）

A: I can understand what you said, but it would be better to say it like this, “Thanks, they are from the same Tornado Mark that I mentioned before. They are also laser-processed jeans! I don’t know if they look okay with this red poro-shirt. What do you think?”

Here is what a native English speaker would say, “Thanks, they’re from Tornado Mart and they’re also laser-pressed. I don’t know if they match with this red poro-shirt though. What do you think?”

Hope this helped and if you’re confused, feel free to ask more questions.

A: Both correct. Different verbs

A: I think low-slung is a great adjective to use when looking for a particular type of jeans 👖 very good. Keep up the good work!