1. It's on the tip of my tongue If something is on the tip of your tongue, you know what you want to say but you have temporarily forgotten it.
2. He's bonkers/it's bonkers If someone or something is bonkers, it is an informal way of saying that the person or thing is silly or stupid.
3. What are you up to? This is a common way of asking what your plans are.
4. Actually (OPPOSITE) Actually is used as a way of making a sentence slightly more polite when expressing an opposing opinion, correcting what someone else has said or refusing an offer.
More next month! | 1. It's on the tip of my tongue もし何かがon the tip of your tongueという場合、何を言おうとしているのか分っているけど、一時的に思い出せない状態です。
2. He's bonkers/it's bonkers 人や事がバカ/間抜けな状態であることのくだけた言い方。
3. What are you up to? 誰かに予定を聞く時、よく使われる良い方。
4. Actually (反対) 反対の意見を言ったり、誰かの言ったことを訂正したり、提案を拒否する場合、文を少し丁寧にするためactuallyを使います。
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