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  • Answered
    Rather than "willing to", it's more synonymous with "excited to" or "want to" :) Usually it's: - keen to do something - keen on doing something - keen on (noun)
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    October 6, 2016
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    It really depends on the context, and in this case it sounds like a casual conversation between friends asking "won't you drink? / If you don't mind, shall we drink?". I guess it's just a Japanese thing and a more polite way of wording. Another thing to look out for is the intonation - usually for positive cases they would end with an upward inflection. Hope that helpsssss :)
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    October 6, 2016
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    (The stars) are twinkling and watching us all :)
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    October 6, 2016
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