英語で人生相談♪♪コミュのIDIOMS

Thank you for reacting to my TOEIC score. I love studing English. 好きこそものの上手なれdayone!

Native speaker uses various kinds of idioms. If you know some idioms your English would be mach better.
So please tell me your favorit idiom.
My favorit is " drink like a fish" means " drink a lot".
ex) I drunk like a fish last night. I'm hangover.
Sorry I'm not sure this sentense is correct. I often use this idiom in London.

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[1] mixiユーザー 02月17日 02:21

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spelling : studying not studing, much not mach, favorite not favorit
grammar: "native speaker" --> native speakers
the reason is because you are talking about native speakers in general. If you said "a native speaker" , that would be ok.

Also, I'm hungover. Hangover is a Noun dakara you can say, " I have a hangover".

Please dont take my correction in a negative way. I only try to help. :)

[2] mixiユーザー 02月17日 15:16

Thank you for correcting!! I should have checked before sending. If u need any help about Japanese､I will help you (^_-)-☆

[3] mixiユーザー 02月18日 20:03

I had a lesson today where a student told me this expression, "the grass is always greener on the other side". I really think this is true. Do you gals and guys understand this meaning?

[4] mixiユーザー 02月18日 20:14

この諺（proverbs)は良く日本人も使いますね。
「隣の芝生は青くみえる」ですかね？

I like this expression:
" My eyes always bigger than my stomach!!"
Do you know this???

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