Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Mon"

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My question is – what on earth is “mon”? 😂

It’s reasonably normal in English songs for people to say things that don’t make any kind of literal sense, but wwhich sound good, rhyme, and help to maintain the feeling of the song – regardless of the meaning.

if it was 500 years ago, we could easily assume that he was saying – MONEY to the monk, considering that monks of that time were constantly being accused of stealing. But we don’t really have attitudes about monks like that any more.

I’ll give you the same advice that I’ve given to literally hundreds of people – just enjoy the song and try not to think too much about it. 🙌

A: I know in this case means “I am aware” or “I am aware of that already”


For example: Son: Mom, Britney spilled her milk on the table!

Mom: I know, I’m going to clean it in a few minutes.

The mom says “I know” because she is letting her son know that she Already knows and is already aware that Britney spilled her milk

A: My goal/aim

A: i think it would be better to translate apprentissage as an apprenticeship

A: “My friend laughed at me.”

A: My son lost two of his lower middle teeth

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A: Mon 22, Jan 2018
In Tokyo, it began to snow near midday.
the forecast said it was going to be 10 centimeters of snow, but it snowed much more than that.
I took a lot of photographs of Tokyo when it snowed and I sent it to a friend who lives in China.

A: Money is tight recently so I decided to put some things up for sale on a flea market app called Mercari. To begin with I've put up 2 CDs, I'm excited to see whether they sell or not.

A: ‎ Monday January 8, 2018
I slept most of the day after all. I cooked and ate the seven herb rice porridge.
By custom, we are actually supposed to eat the seven herb rice porridge on January 7.

A: The sentence "It is very humid today." is very natural. Good job!

"Recently it continuously rains and the air is so damp" would sound more natural if you said "Recently it has rained continuously and the air is very damp."

"Korea has summer monsoon and the season is now." would sound more natural written as "It is the summer monsoon season in Korea right now."

"I'm studying the final test in the library of my college." would sound more natural written as "I'm studying for the final test in my college library."

"This place is also damp but my feeling is good due to air conditioners." Would sound a lot more natural written as "This place is also damp, but I feel okay due to air conditioning."

The sentence "Despite the rain, it is a scorcher outside but it is so cool in the library." would sound more natural written as 2 sentences instead of one. Consider rewriting it as "Despite the rain, it is a scorcher outside. It is a good thing that it is so cool in the library."

"I'll study here after dark and then it will be less hot outside." Is an okay sentence, but I could help make it sound more natural if I knew more about what you were trying to say.

Overall, any native English speaker would easily understand what you are trying to say! My suggestions are only to help it sound more natural.

Please ask for more help if you want it!

A: My friend Phoebe gave up learning English and now wants to learn Spanish. Is that a good decision? Will Phoebe do better in the United States than me?

Probablement pas. Très peu d'américains parlent espagnol bien. Un mauvais anglais sera plus utile aux États-Unis.