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  • Corrected

    What's the different between them? (What's the difference between them?)

    I like to watch an anime. (I like to watch anime.)
    I like watching an anime. (I like watching anime.)

    What's the different? I'm confused... :( (What's the difference because I'm confused?)
    The second sentence sounds more natural ?? (The second one sounds more natural.)

    Could you help me? Please ... (Could you please help me?)

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    They both mean the same thing. I removed the word "an" because it indicates a single anime rather than many.

    Use "an" in a sentence like this:

    "I would like to watch an anime."

    "I wish I could watch an anime."

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    December 15, 2016
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  • Commented

    Hi! If you're talking about food, then there is a bit of a difference. "It's delicious!" has a stronger meaning than "It's good!"

    Example: If the chef asks you how is the food? You can say "It's delicious!" to make them feel happy.

    If you are eating with friends at the restaurant and they ask you how is the food? You can say "It's good!" 

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    December 13, 2016
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  • Posted
    How do you order drinks in Chinese? If I went to a Starbucks in China, how do you say, "Can I have a Grande Vanilla Iced Latte?" Would it be (Wo yao yi bei zhong bei de xiang cao na tie bing) or something else? Also, how would I say, "Can I have a large Avocado Boba Smoothie?" Would that be (Gei wo yi da bei niu you guo zhenzhu bingsha). Thanks for considering my question.
    October 7, 2016
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