Proper conjugation of the 3rd person singular verb? :P

Fd Maxey makes a very good point. I am sure that you would agree that It would be offensive if foreigners used Chinese slang that could be interpreted in a sexual way. Lovers usually ask each other this question. What turns me on? Fresh air, fresh food and polite people.

rokr, I'm going to assume a cultural disconnect here. The slang phrase "what turns you on" CAN mean "what interests you in general?". However, most of the time what is implied is "what turns you on sexually." This is a question I'm sure you'll agree that nobody is about to answer publicly to a number of strangers - at least, not on THIS forum, hopefully. You are a good language partner and a good student of slang, but you have violated the first rule of learning slang in a second language, which is: "It's fine to know slang in another language, but DON'T use it." Slang involves any number of subtleties and the chances of looking silly - or worse, offending people - is just too great. This is why I don't use any Chinese slang, even though I know some. I just don't have the mastery of the language to be able to use it safely. My advice is to play it safe and stick to straight English in the future.

Music, movie, nice voice... anything sexy and the way he/she looks me, the way he/she touches me, am I right? haha....

oh yeah that gets me going every time