Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Jam"s

A: It means good music.

A: it just means thats your song or thats your favorite song.

A: lol. Usually we refer to songs or music genres as our jam.

So this is saying a person is his jam, meaning it’s what he likes. What moves him, makes him happy, makes him wanna dance.

So you can understand how a song could be your jam. This person is taking this phrase and applying it to a person. I think it’s cute. Adorable.

A: It means “to squeeze myself into”. Make something too big fit into something that is too small. The notion of forcing something big into a small space, or into a situation with constraints.

A: I'm assuming you're talking about camp rock. It means the last informal musician event.

A: I jammed my finger while playing basketball.

It means ''I sprained my finger''.

To jam means to twist an ankle, wrist, or other joint.

A: I like strawberry jam. The printer jammed. Let's go jamming. The first is something you put between bread. The second is when it is stuck. and the third is like singing

A: If a song or a show you liked were playing, you'd say, "That is my jam!" It's a sentence used to show you like something.

A: it's not something I hear a lot in America, "in a jam". I'm really in a jam right now, I locked my keys in my car and I need to get to work!

A: Jams are usually made from soft fruits (strawberries blackberries raspberries plums etc) and sugar which is boiled until it reaches a thick spreadable consistency

Marmalades are usually made from citrus fruits and contain pieces of the peel boiled with sugar until it reaches a thick spreadable consistency.

A: Jam is made from fruit. Spread can be made from any food. For example, "cheese spread," "tuna spread," "salmon spread"

A: 是指水果嗎?
前者單純指把水果做成果醬；後者指為了長期保存所以加糖去煮。
Otherwise I see no connection between these two words.

A: Jam = preserved fruit and fruit juice in jars.
Marmalade = jam made from oranges.

A: Jam is made from fruit, while "spread" is anything you spread on bread (literally 塗りもの). Therefore, jam is one kind of spread.

A: YES! Turn it up!

A: what time is it now?
or just what time is it?

A: How many hours left until the car from Jakarta will arrive?

atau bahasa mudahnya

"when is the car(from Jakarta) arriving ? "
kapan kereta dari jakarta bakal tiba

A: Is that not English?

A: Check the question to view the answer

A: usually it " Did you use up the leftover jam in the fridge" or just "Did you finish the jam in the fridge"

A: You are so busy. Do one thing at a time

A: I ate jam on my bread for breakfast.

A: He is saying that he can enjoy it, talking about blues all day. In english we say I can jam as in "I can have a good time listening to this."
It is usually used when talking about music because slang for music is: a jam.
"This is a good jam, what's the name of it?"

Did I make enough sense?

A: Ah! Then you would add "session" because If you just say jam, people will think you mean the food condiment.
"I hope your jam session will be prosperous"
But more naturally we would just say 'I hope your jam session goes well'