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Basically, I have known english langue for so many years. However, before i was lazy man in learning English. And now, i have known that english is very importance. Specially i relize that studing English is necesary that my favourite. I have a big trouble in speaking skill.
With my opinion, my mind, i only want to get the way to talk english naturally. By the way, i watch TV, listen radio or something like that, to improve my English. Olmost, i dont care grammar so much. I see there are many deference ways to express what i mean. That are words, phrases in daily which i like, i need so much. Everyone can give me that things which are words, phrases ussualy used. Thanks you so much!
Basically, I have known english langue for so many years. However, before i was lazy man in learning English. And now, i have known that english is very importance. Specially i relize that studing English is necesary that my favourite. I have a big trouble in speaking skill.
With my opinion, my mind, i only want to get the way to talk english naturally. By the way, i watch TV, listen radio or something like that, to improve my English. Olmost, i dont care grammar so much. I see there are many deference ways to express what i mean. That are words, phrases in daily which i like, i need so much. Everyone can give me that things which are words, phrases ussualy used. Thanks you so much!
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"You're being whack, jack!" - Used to indicate displeasure with another's attitude or actions. For instance, if someone cuts you off in traffic you might yell out the window "That's whack, Jack!"
"Whatchu flapping your lips about, son?" - Often times, you may have a conversation with another and not understand the meaning behind their statements. This question will help the person understand that they need to be more clear.
"I dig your rap." - Conversely, you may use this phrase when you are in complete understanding.
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