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The first note in my itaki ho~ what sort of sites could do nice service like italki Actually, my first visit to here was to find a meaning of an English phrase These days, i'm watching the series of Game of thrones with no subtitles( but refer eng sub when i can't understand what the characters say) There are many sentences that i've never heard when i was learning eng in Korea. For example, 'for all the good it does', or 'see what he sees'

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The first note in my itaki

ho~ What other of sites can do nice service like Italki can?

Actually, my first visit to here was to find the meaning of an English phrase.

These days, I'm watching the series called, Game of Thrones, with no subtitles. (but I refer to eng sub when I can't understand what the characters say).

There are many sentences that I've never heard while I was learning English in Korea. For example, "For all the good it does," or "See what he sees."

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"For all the good it does" is a figure of speech. It's basically a phrase that means "it doesn't really do much good" or "it's getting me nowhere." It's saying that no matter how much you do something, there's no progress. I guess it's more of a colloquial saying. I would use this phrase in a conversation: Friend: "How are you doing with your studies?" Me: "I've studied so much, for all the good it does." = I've studied so much but it isn't helping me learn anything.

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