2017年11月30日 · translation missing: ja.questions_content.meta_description.categories.difference

“When time permits” is a polite way of saying that you’re going to do something when you have the time “When time permits, please finish the survey I sent out to you all.” “I’ll get started on the project when time permits.” (lol me) It’s not a very commonly used phrase, you’d probably hear this in a formal business email or something like that. In more casual situations ...

Thank you for inviting me to this interview. I would like to say this first. Or... Thank you for inviting me to this interview. I would like to start by saying...|If you only have 1 interview, you dont need to add 's', 'I would like to say these sentences at first' sounds unnatural, i dont really understand that

having fun的意思Someone would say they are having fun when it is happening right now. “뭐헤요?” “I’m having fun with my friends!” “Did you have fun?” Is asking someone if they enjoyed something that is in the past. Or you can say, “I want to have fun.” If you want the fun to happen now or in the future.|It is the same as have fun just that having is present tense ...

having funSomeone would say they are having fun when it is happening right now. “뭐헤요?” “I’m having fun with my friends!” “Did you have fun?” Is asking someone if they enjoyed something that is in the past. Or you can say, “I want to have fun.” If you want the fun to happen now or in the future.|It is the same as have fun just that having is present tense meaning that ...

2017年11月30日 · translation missing: ja.questions_content.meta_description.categories.meaning

having fun의 정의 Someone would say they are having fun when it is happening right now. “뭐헤요?” “I’m having fun with my friends!” “Did you have fun?” Is asking someone if they enjoyed something that is in the past. Or you can say, “I want to have fun.” If you want the fun to happen now or in the future.|It is the same as have fun just that having is present tense ...

The first sounds natural, the second one should be changed from “Hope you having fun” to “Hope you’re having fun” and the last one is unnatural.

translation missing: ja.questions_content.meta_description.categories.other

2017年11月30日 · Definition of having fun Someone would say they are having fun when it is happening right now. “뭐헤요?” “I’m having fun with my friends!” “Did you have fun?” Is asking someone if they enjoyed something that is in the past. Or you can say, “I want to have fun.” If you want the fun to happen now or in the future.|It is the same as have fun just that having is …