Q: Do you often eat chocolate when you were a kid? - Grew out of it: それを卒業した - I used to love chocolate, but I grew out of it as I got older. #IELTS

※ 6/13 昨日の放送内容です。 [ラジオ英会話 Lesson 49 説明型 - get ] ⑥ Ending O: Hey, guys. How do you feel when you get asked your age? D: Ah 〜, (it) doesn’t really bother me. I mean, I’m 41 now, but I feel 25. So that’s about it. R: You know, (it) used to bother me,

Another Iruna mystery. What does an enemy's VIT stat do? Dullahan(デュラハン) Lv255 has 3,060 VIT, which is a huge amount. Moss Golem(モスゴーレム) has 1200 VIT. what does this even mean? HP% Parameters can also change the VIT of a boss. They used to do this in ep1 to ep3. The… pic.twitter.com/yNiza1LiQB

#ラジオ英会話 #本気でラジオ英会話 Lesson49 on JUN.13 ◆エンディング ・O: Hey guys, how do you feel when you get asked age? ・D: Doesn't really bother me, I mean, I'm 41 now. But I feel 25 ・R: I used to bother me, but doesn't any more. ・O:人によって感じ方は色々あるようですね。 pic.twitter.com/7czoVAHqGM

返信先:@uchida_shu0524おはよう💖 I know that feeling hahaha my dogs used to do that too 🤣

👉 The correct answer: で In Japanese, 「で」is used to indicate the means/method. So, "りょうりはじぶんでつくりますか" means "Do you cook by yourself?", showing the person is the means/method of cooking. Other options don't convey this meaning

【正解③ am used to waking】 「毎朝早起きすることに慣れています」 I am used to waking up early every day. 【解説】 ➀選択肢が wake であれば、used to do のパターンで成立するが、waking のため× ②文意が成立しないため×

返信先:@GaijinotousanI still watch いないいないばあ with my kids to this day...used to watch it on TVJAPAN and now JME. いつも元気のワンワンで〜す！ WanWan is a real OG..I feel the same way you do

返信先:@ScriptingJapanMaybe too specific of a question, but... I've seen explanations that 癌 is used in medical writing to be "specific", whereas ガン and がん are generally used in writing meant for general public because it's a hyogai kanji. Do 'scary' connotations of 癌 as a kanji not play a role?

240609 K 五月雨 ヨントン 👑：要來我家看貓嗎？ （우리 집에 고양이 보러 갈래) 🌙：嗯⋯不要！ （응⋯싫어） What I taught K to say is flirting words used by Taiwanese.😚😚 In Korean, there is a similar sentence. It’ll be “Do you want to eat ramen in my home?” (라면 먹고 갈래? ) pic.twitter.com/8HRh5Dlv0u

コンビニにいったら、コーヒーを買った。ホットを買ってしまったのを後悔するくらい、今日は天気が良かった。遅くなってすいません、本日分です。 I haven't used the emitter in a while. c4d has been updated to allow me to do things more quickly that used to require a lot of steps. I will… pic.twitter.com/DIsapkLsUw

返信先:@Little_34306こんにちは btw do you even use a Japanese keyboard? difficult for Japanese who are not used to handling smartphones

返信先:@Tomoejp1236他2人He didn’t do anything though. One of the people he was guiding rang the in a way that Fujino disapproved of… she approached the group, she wouldn’t leave them alone even after they apologized, she used お前や first… of course he spoke rudely to her after that!

👉 The correct answer: 読んだり The correct form is 「読んだり」meaning "I do things like reading books." It is used to list examples of activities. Other options imply different meanings not suitable for the context.

By the way I have one expression I want to use in the conversation. •you might wanna do something 〜 あなたは〜した方がいいかもしれない It looks polite and useful. But I have never used it. #英語学習 #英語日記 #ワーホリ

アナと雪の女王の挿入歌「雪だるまつくろう」の英語版"Do You Want to Build a Snowman?"の歌詞で、日本語版では「前は仲良くしてたのに」に相当する"We used to be best buddies,"、めちゃくちゃテンポ良くて好き。

I keep dreaming about my ex friends.... i cant do this anymore.. im always so scared I'll see them where i used to live... and what they'll do to me... ぼくわこわい..

返信先:@engelskasvenskaThey wanted me to put ね after です in sentences that used “…isn’t it?” But they separated the です and ね tiles instead of just making them into their own word tile. Its weird cause they didnt do that with じゃないです. They kept it as a single word tile instead of splitting it

返信先:@nijosanACK THANK YOU 🫶｡ﾟ(ﾟ´Д｀ﾟ)ﾟ｡ i used clip studio paint for this piece, but I often switch between csp and ibis paint. I’m glad you appreciate my content it means a lot to me ♡ and spreading awareness is only the least I could do

☕️Its' (all) about ~. 肝心なのは〜だ。本質は〜だ。 物事の本質や核心的なことを指すイメージ🎯 PHOEBE: I used to do my songs because it made me happy, but now it's like, it's just all about the money.…

{ Phrase of the day } When pigs fly. Meaning: Something that will never happen; used to describe an impossible or unlikely occurrence. リプは [Do it] でOK！ #DOIT #英会話

返信先:@AkanenakA_AknkA初の8周オーラスしてくれたあかねちゃん流石すぎる I felt bad at the end bc I didn’t know any more poses to do bc I’m not used to オーラス lmao こう見ると色んならいらっくもってるよねまじでコレクションが最高

Q: Do you play video games? - "Kick the habit": 習慣をやめる - "I used to, but I kicked the habit a few years ago." #IELTS

the audio used: 【Ado】うっせぇわ (Usseewa) side note: it's finnaly over yipiiii radiostatic week was a fun challenge to do! I hope you liked it and survived the angst!

返信先:@JujutsuTwtsI mean according to fandom, Tuna Mayo (ツナマヨ Tsuna Mayo) — Used as general talk, "do something" (about the situation).

oh this is so sweet 🥺 op taught the phrase “メロメロ” to mark at a fancall and then he used it at the nagoya dream concert 🌱 do you know what メロメロ means? It means when you’re mesmerized, crazy about something. for instance, “I was mesmerized by mark”

おはみぉーん☀ good miooorning! i went downtown again this weekend, and decided to do a bit of an architecture tour the Soo used to be much bigger, so it has a lot of attractive older and mid-century buildings! it's a shame to see it running down these days pic.twitter.com/jWCepYmJuP

返信先:@kwoklunpangI'm wondering which three of these five styles to choose. If you have already used this ソティ(I don't know how to write ソティ in English...), do you have any opinion on ソティ?

返信先:@Keromi_koYes, he inhaled! I used the "あ吸E3" of the 三伏, and then modified the length of the note to achieve the inhale effect! I do it all the time´◡`

なんてこった！！！ ジェイケイ　1969年生まれで 同い年って今知った！！ Do It Like We Used To Do youtube.com/watch?v=432Vm3… You know we got to do it (Do it now) Do it like we used to do Whenever I wanna do it Whenever I gotta do it (Do it now babe) You know we got to do it

"you used to like them very much, once. do you remember?" 萌の朱雀 suzaku (naomi kawase, 1997) pic.twitter.com/IHaAHfEojg

5月号を振り返り中 slacker : someone who is lazy and does not do all the work they should – used to show disapproval #ラジオ英会話 5/7

Footnote: [1] The bold parts in the Romaji version are a reference to their names!!! very cool!! [2] The phrase 1か8か is 一か八か but the number is used instead of the kanji. This is a jp idiom that's similar to "all or nothing" or "do or die"

返信先:@donyababursovaI used to have this Chinese rhyme I made up as my handle. What do you think? 矛盾只是導論，合成就是結論。

Thanks for answering🛸 A：カラオケで同じ曲を「うたいまくった」 (Vます-ます)＋まるく 👉It means to do over and over again; to do relentlessly; non-stop; constantly; keep doing ※Since it is used for a person's action a volitional verb is used ※うたいます/V=to sing ※うた/N=song

Lesson 20【今週のReview】再放送♻️ 🍀問題文で気になった単語🍀 　avoid：避ける 　cheaper：安く 　cure：癒す 　fatigue：疲れ 　used to do so：かつてそうしていた Dialogに登場しない言い回しで出題される為、この辺りもしっかりとフォローしておきます🫡 #ラジオ英会話 pic.twitter.com/moUfIPM1vc

rude slang To start acting in a strong, confident, or courageous manner, especially after having previously failed to do so. The phrase is short for "grow a pair of balls (testicles)," but is not exclusively applied to males. Often used as an imperative. やはり。使うのはNGだな。

💛ADVANCED💛 Q：カラオケで同じ曲を（？） I sang "over and over again" the same song at karaoke 💡It means to do over and over again; to do relentlessly etc ※Since it is used for a person's action a volitional verb is used 🛸answer youtube.com/shorts/Dy9MajO… #japanesequiz #langtwt

返信先:@ryushinlvrtribe kingdom/トラキン but might need a vpn bcs its only avail in the japan region 😭 but i used my android phone to download the apk since ios cant rly do that