I'd like to know how to express this.
When someone is said " What's wrong with you? You look pale. " , this following answer make sense?
Answer:
Nothing special. It's my usual color.
Would you give me some better expression?
Thank you.
usual color
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by Lie.K. » Tue Oct 12, 2004 6:16 am
Hello
I'd like to know how to express this.
When someone is said " What's wrong with you? You look pale. " , this following answer make sense?
Answer:
Nothing special. It's my usual color.
Would you give me some better expression?
Thank you.
I'd like to know how to express this.
When someone is said " What's wrong with you? You look pale. " , this following answer make sense?
Answer:
Nothing special. It's my usual color.
Would you give me some better expression?
Thank you.
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by Alan » Tue Oct 12, 2004 1:44 pm
Rather than 'nothing special' as an answer to What's wrong with you?, 'nothing in particular' would be a more appropriate answer.
'Nothing special' would more naturally be said as answer to e.g.What are you doing tonight?
'Nothing special' would more naturally be said as answer to e.g.What are you doing tonight?
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