Practice English (Strong Emotions)
- I am fed up with my life.
I bought combat freckles cream. I found to get wrinkles. - I've had it!
I am busy. Especcially it is morning. I want to go my office. But my sons don't prepare for going school. And I've had it. - I 'm feeling down.
My mother and fater pass away. Sometimes I bring back them. - They just drive me mad.
People smokes, while they walking. They don't feel bad. I am walking after them, it is so bad.
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posted by Lucy @ 12:44 AM
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7 Comments:
What does "strong emption" mean?
My English teacher gave me homework.
The following words and phrases may be used to express strong emotions(complaint).
*That's typical.
*That bugs me. etc
It is easier to complain in Japanese than in English.
Everyday I complain about my job My husband was fed up with my complaint.
But is it difficult to complain in English.
When I learn English, I regain my sense of humility
Oh, it was a typo. I thought you were in a really bad mood.
I complain about my job to my husband, too. He gets tired of hearing about it and won't listen after a while. That's typical!
I'm thinking your teacher did not ask you to use the phrase, "That really pisses me off!" That's commonly said when someone gets angry.
Tess,
Oh, I'm sorry. I just a practice.
My husband doesn't complain about his job. I think he is nice person.
And he lestens my talking.
No worries. I understand. It was homework.
My husband does not complain about his job. I complain about my job. If I complain too much, he gets tired of listening. I know I complain too much! I have a very fun job, but I still complain.
Nevertheless, he says I am a good wife. :-)
Tess,
It was typo. My dictionary didn’t have “typo”. But I understood it.
Thank you for helping.
And "That really pisses me off!" I didn’t want to use it to my husband. LOL
Hi Lucy,
I saw your blog through my friend Niki, Keeping up with the Jones. I use to live in Japan, Izumo Shimane and worked at Aeon. I love all things Japanese and my favourite food in the whole world is Okonmiyaki.
A strong emotion for you ---
I am stoked!! - I am really really thrilled and excited.
Ja nar (I think that is good bye in Shimane)
Julie
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