Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "M"
The meaning of "M" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
What does I'm barely getting into kpop. mean?
A:
It means they’re not really liking the K-pop music genre.
* “To be into something/someone” means you like that something/someone.
* “To be into something/someone” means you like that something/someone.
Q:
What does I`m the one for a good time call. mean?
A:
It means that you are someone that your friends can call if they want to have a good time. This could mean you’re either a fun person or a person who likes to party.
Q:
What does I m just resting
mean?
mean?
A:
Means that the person is relaxing.
Q:
What does I m his aunty mean?
A:
mama koy maternal
Q:
What does i m sorry about the mess mean?
A:
This statement is used to ask for an apology for the occurence of something unpleasant.
Here are a list of possible things the word “mess” may mean in this statement:
untidy appearance and arrangement of a place,
a sudden commotion in a ceremony,
or a disorganization of a schedule. 😊
Here are a list of possible things the word “mess” may mean in this statement:
untidy appearance and arrangement of a place,
a sudden commotion in a ceremony,
or a disorganization of a schedule. 😊
Example sentences using "M"
Q:
Please show me example sentences with ピザの配達人さんはネクタイをする必要はありません
子供たちは大人の目の届かないところでプールは使えません
の英文を教えてくださいm(*_ _)m.
子供たちは大人の目の届かないところでプールは使えません
の英文を教えてくださいm(*_ _)m.
A:
Pizza delivery staff don't have to wear a tie
Children must not use the pool without adults present
Pizza delivery staff don't have to wear a tie
Children must not use the pool without adults present
Q:
Please show me example sentences with i’ m (just) about to....
A:
Examples:
“I’m about to go on a run”
“I’m just about to go on a run”
“I was just about to go on a run”
“I’m about to leave”
“I’m just about to finish”
“I’m just about to eat”
Saying “I’m about to” and “I’m just about to” are mostly the same, but on the timeline of events, “just about to” would be slightly closer to performing the action than “about to”, though both imply that you are going to perform an action soon. They can also be used with the past tense (ie “I was just about to do that”) in cases where you were going to do something but we’re interrupted.
“I’m about to go on a run”
“I’m just about to go on a run”
“I was just about to go on a run”
“I’m about to leave”
“I’m just about to finish”
“I’m just about to eat”
Saying “I’m about to” and “I’m just about to” are mostly the same, but on the timeline of events, “just about to” would be slightly closer to performing the action than “about to”, though both imply that you are going to perform an action soon. They can also be used with the past tense (ie “I was just about to do that”) in cases where you were going to do something but we’re interrupted.
Q:
Please show me example sentences with I m Brazilian.
A:
"I am Brazilian" is basically a sentence on its own, but I'll try telling you how to use it I guess,
- "So what's nationality are you?"
- "Oh, I'm Mexican, how about you?"
- "I'm Brazilian"
- "So what's nationality are you?"
- "Oh, I'm Mexican, how about you?"
- "I'm Brazilian"
Q:
Please show me example sentences with m kl gyi thi class me.
A:
I was in the class yesterday
Q:
Please show me example sentences with so m I .
A:
"She is English and so am I."
Synonyms of "M" and their differences
Q:
What is the difference between I 'm afraid and I'm scared ?
A:
I'm scared は意味が一つありますが、I'm afraidは意味が二つあります。たとえば
I'm scared:
例1: I'm scared of heights.
I'm afraid:
例 1: I'm afraid of what the future may bring.
例2: I'm afraid we will have to postpone our meeting.
両方の例1には意味が同じです。例2には困ってる感じがあります。怖い感じがあまりないんです。すみません、日本語が悪いですけどよく頑張りました。
I'm scared:
例1: I'm scared of heights.
I'm afraid:
例 1: I'm afraid of what the future may bring.
例2: I'm afraid we will have to postpone our meeting.
両方の例1には意味が同じです。例2には困ってる感じがあります。怖い感じがあまりないんです。すみません、日本語が悪いですけどよく頑張りました。
Q:
What is the difference between i m not happy and i m unhappy ?
A:
same! usually when we speak it's more common to use "not happy"
Q:
What is the difference between I m sure that you have and I m sure you have ?
A:
No difference
Q:
What is the difference between i m not giving you a cigarette and i will not give you a cigarette ?
A:
they mean the same! Use whichever one you like
Q:
What is the difference between İ'm gonna show you... and I will show you... ?
A:
To be honest, there really is no difference.
"gonna" is a slang for "going to"
"will" in this sentence has the same meaning.
"gonna" is a slang for "going to"
"will" in this sentence has the same meaning.
Translations of "M"
Q:
How do you say this in English (UK)? m alone ...just friend me
A:
it's alright 👍
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? i m looking forward to see that cute guy again .
A:
Hope this could help you. :)
I look forward to seeing that cute guy again.
Hope this could help you. :)
I look forward to seeing that cute guy again.
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? どなたか、英訳をお願いしますm(_ _)m
田中さんよりご紹介いただき、ご連絡しています。キッチンタオルを探しているのですが、そちらにお取り扱いはありますか？
田中さんよりご紹介いただき、ご連絡しています。キッチンタオルを探しているのですが、そちらにお取り扱いはありますか？
A:
I received an introduction from Tanaka-san and am making contact. I am looking for kitchen towels. Is it carried there?
Q:
How do you say this in English (UK)? I'm studying English composition to be able to quickly translate it into English.
(Does it sound natural?)
(Does it sound natural?)
A:
“i’m studying english so i can quickly translate Japanese to English” :)
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? I'm studying English composition to be able to quickly translate it into English.
(Does it sound natural?)
(Does it sound natural?)
A:
I would say "to be able to quickly translate *things* into English".
There's not any one specific thing (in context) that you need to be able to translate, so "it" doesn't really fit here.
There's not any one specific thing (in context) that you need to be able to translate, so "it" doesn't really fit here.
Other questions about "M"
Q:
I'm living in Dubai. I see a lot of sings saying car park instead of parking lot. is this the right expression and common? which one is more preferred, parking lot or car park?
A:
@makdoong A parking garage is a building where you park. It is inside, a parking lot is outside. People sometimes use parking lot to describe both, that is fine, but technically the garage is inside, and you shouldn't use parking garage to describe both, that sounds weird. I've actually never heard of a parking ramp, but I think it is used to describe a parking garage with multiple levels. As an American, I stick to just using parking garage and parking lot. Those are the only two I have heard.
Q:
I`m eating now Does this sound natural?
A:
You would not put the “now” at the beginning.
If you say “I’m eating now” they may think that you are already eating.
If you want to be clear that you’re not already eating, you should say “I’m about to eat.”
If you say “I’m eating now” they may think that you are already eating.
If you want to be clear that you’re not already eating, you should say “I’m about to eat.”
Q:
how are you? に対して、I 'm nice という返事は変でしょうか？
A:
Well, language is always changing, so your student is probably either being creative with their response, or I’m just getting old. 笑
At any rate, it’s not a standard response, but it gets the point across I guess!
At any rate, it’s not a standard response, but it gets the point across I guess!
Q:
I`m not yet used to the transition from the night shift to to the day shift and the reverse. Does this sound natural?
A:
× I'm not yet used to the transition from the night shift to to the day shift and the reverse.
✓ I'm not used to the transition from the night shift to the day shift and vice versa.
The phrase ‘vice versa’ comes from Latin, but many people use it as saying: “the other way around,” which you could also use.
✓ I'm not used to the transition from the night shift to the day shift and vice versa.
The phrase ‘vice versa’ comes from Latin, but many people use it as saying: “the other way around,” which you could also use.
Q:
I'm going to describe a place in Perú. It's about 'La Huacachina'
This place is in Ica. It's a beautiful oasis in the middle of the desert, it's awesome. It's one of the places that everyone wants to visit in Perú. The weather is hot in the summer and it's crowded during that months. It has dunes where you can do activities to enjoy for example sandboard and tubular. You will finish so exhausted and excited because those sports are so fun and with a lot of adrenaline.
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Are there any mistakes? Please help me and thanks for taking your time to read this
This place is in Ica. It's a beautiful oasis in the middle of the desert, it's awesome. It's one of the places that everyone wants to visit in Perú. The weather is hot in the summer and it's crowded during that months. It has dunes where you can do activities to enjoy for example sandboard and tubular. You will finish so exhausted and excited because those sports are so fun and with a lot of adrenaline.
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Are there any mistakes? Please help me and thanks for taking your time to read this
A:
Hola, cómo estás? hay que hacer algunos ajustes. pero suena muy bien.
I'm going to describe a place in Perú. It's about 'La Huacachina'
This place is in Ica. It's a beautiful oasis in the middle of the desert, it's awesome. It's one of the places that everyone wants to visit in Perú. The weather is hot in the summer and it's crowded during *these* months. It has dunes *where you can enjoy activities like sandboarding and tubular. You will be exhausted from all the fun you will have with these exciting adrenaline filled sports.*
Espero que ayude 🙂
I'm going to describe a place in Perú. It's about 'La Huacachina'
This place is in Ica. It's a beautiful oasis in the middle of the desert, it's awesome. It's one of the places that everyone wants to visit in Perú. The weather is hot in the summer and it's crowded during *these* months. It has dunes *where you can enjoy activities like sandboarding and tubular. You will be exhausted from all the fun you will have with these exciting adrenaline filled sports.*
Espero que ayude 🙂
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