Por favor muéstrame oraciones como ejemplos con the fullest . Dime tantas expresiones diarias como sea posible.

Inglés (US)

“ Did you like the TikTok Video I sent you yesterday?”

“Wow, these noodles are really good!”

“Omg! Did you see that?!”

“That is crazy!”

英語のネイティブとして、私は文法があまり得意ではないので、許してください😂😂😭

また、テキストメッセージのスラングを探している場合：

正直に言うと= TBH

何してるの= Wyd

お元気ですか?= Hru

なぜなら= Bc

私のお尻を笑ってください= Lmao

大声で笑う= LOL

テキストメッセージのスラングはもっとたくさんありますが、それらは基本的なスラングです🙃✨

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Inglés (US)

@AthletiO “Fullest” means to the maximum extent.

She always lives life to the fullest. (She always enjoys life as much as she can.)

When we go to the beach, I plan to enjoy the ocean to the fullest and swim all day, everyday!

Teachers always want their students to reach their fullest potential. (Teachers want the absolute best for their students.)

She is an environmentalist in the fullest sense of the word. (She lives her life 100% according to her environmental beliefs.)

Hope this helps. Lmk if you need more.😊

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Japonés

@leinaaahaeliseu Thank you! I wanted to know some usages of the word "fullest" but I accidentally know some slungs😄

Japonés

@Cathy_Z いつもありがとう😄
Your examples are just what I wanted to know! I couldn't find such usages on the Internet so it helped me a lot👍️

Inglés (US)

@AthletiO どういたしまして。😊 お役に立てば幸さいわいで。☺️

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@Cathy_Z
I think you tried to say "お役に立てば、幸いです。". It would be better you could say "お役に立てたなら、幸いです。"
(おやくにたてたなら、さいわいです。) in this situation😎

お役に立てば、幸いです vs
お役に立てたなら、幸いです

"お役に立てば、幸いです" can be used when you help someone but aren't sure that it helps the one out. This is similar to "I hope it helps".

On the other hand, "お役に立てたなら、幸いです" can be used when you do someone a favor and the one appreciates that. This is similar to "I'm glad it helpes".

Inglés (US)

@AthletiO ありがとう❣️I always appreciate your corrections.

It’s funny that of all the things, I have the hardest time with just saying “thank you” and “you’re welcome.”😂 You know I mean different ways of saying it. My understanding of grammar, etc isn’t strong so that doesn’t help.

For you…”It would be better if you said…”

“Person” instead of “one.”

Thanks again. Please keep correcting me!😊💕

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@Cathy_Z You're welcome👍
Yes, there are some ways of saying "thank you" and "you're welcome". I learned polite expressions such as "お役に立てたなら、幸いです" when I was about 20 years old in spite of being Japanese. I mean you don't have to be in a rush. As for me, I'm improving in explanation of grammar because I'm learning from this app but I also don't know so many phrase that I can say in everyday conversation😅

Thank you for corrections!! I've made the mistakes so many times but I'll be able to say proper sentence because you corrected me😁

Inglés (US)

@AthletiO HiNative has been great for clarifying things for sure.

I know I only started learning Japanese at the end of May so I should have patience!🚶🏻‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️

If you have any questions about everyday expressions, I’ll be happy to help. 😊

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@Cathy_Z ありがとうございます！困ったら頼らせてもらいます😁(こまったらたよらせてもらいます)
I'll count on you when I'm in trouble (in everyday expressions).

Inglés (US)

@AthletiO I learn so much from your comments! Also, I think your English is good because you are able to use English expressions correctly. Like “I’ll count on you when I’m in trouble.” Getting to know idioms and nuances of a language is huge! 🙌🏽

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