Peut-être que vous connaissiez le mot “kicks” comme verbe, montré au dessous.
Aussi on utilise le mot « kicks » pour vouloir dire « les chaussures ». Par exemple, dans la chanson « Party in the USA » par Miley Cyrus, elle dit « who’s the chick with rockin’ kicks », qui veut dire « c’est qui cette fille qui porte bien ses chaussures ».
Alors, je sais que le leçon d’aujourd’hui était très petit mais j’espère que ça puisse vous aider quand même.
lundi 14 septembre 2009
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Hi, I'm french and I just want to say you thank you because your blog helps me a lot :)
I think your videos on youtube are really cool, you seems to be very nice.
I hope you'll not stop this blog, I would be very sad.
Thank you again,
Mélanie
(sorry for my very bad english)
hi, how r u? first thank u to explain what does "score" mean. i have another question: what means "smooth"? I watched a movie some days ago in english (From Justin To Kelly) and i heard "smooth" when Kelly answered to Justin about something (don't remembered exactly).
thank u in advance. Love your what u do.
I already left many comments on Ur blog, but I wanted to thank you!! de la part d'un français qui aime aussi les langues !!!
I do love your american accent !! ^^
Hey !
Thanks a lot for your blog. It really helps me and i do enjoy learn new English expressions !
Please, keep teaching us =)
Have a nice week
Lydie
Hey, speaking of Miley Cirus,
i'd be more interested to know why she says : All I see ARE stilettos.
I would say All I see IS...Because of "ALL". Do you think both are acceptable ? What would YOU say?
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