私は作曲家です。クラシカルの音楽を作るのは映画とかゲームのためにします。趣味はピアノとギターを弾くこととかJane Austenを読むこととか映画を見ることです。
(I’m presently going through a very busy period at work thus I’m unable to use this app for the time being, apologies for the messages I can’t reply to)
Lux-さんとても楽しいお話ありがとうございます時間の感覚を忘れるくらい時間がすぐに経ちましたね😄
Lux-さんの好きなコメディアン(comedian) の話で盛り上がりましたね!そして関西と関東のお話も😁
是非また次の授業楽しみにしていますね😄
I completely lost track of the time because you are fun to talk with 😄
We talked about your trip to Kansai Osaka, your favorite comedians, difference between Kanto and Kansai. ^-^
I really look forward to the next class with you😎
As a native Englishman of 22, I have to say "sick tune", "anthem" and "banger" are all bad phrases to use. They sound very lad-ish. A certain type of young slightly obnoxious guy. These are things they say and are not common colloquial speech among adults or even teenagers.
Be wary if you do use them because it will really alter the way you come across to other people, and it most definitely isn't in a good manner. I'd also point out a lot of this information here is antiquated. Almost no one speaks this way. Unless they're old and trying to recapture their youth.
Personally I slightly take issue that this is being portrayed as the way we British speak English. This is definitely a small minority.
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March 25, 2018
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Sometimes our managers from work contact us, asking about work related matters outside of our working hours.