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

A: You have "no seriously" exactly right.
"it's on the up" would confuse me a bit honestly. To me, sounds like a shortened version of "it's on the up and up" which would mean it's honest, it's legitimate.

A: It means really or 진짜 (im sorry if that was not correct)

A: Seems like something someone would say as a response of shock and disbelief.

A: When someone is in disbelief and shock they will try to confirm to see if you're making a joke or not.

A: i’m seriously very disappointed.
that was seriously shocking.
did you seriously mean that?

i hope this helps😅

A: I personally say “seriously” a lot. Usually when I’m frustrated or angry

A: Do you mean:

What? Seriously?

A: Like seriously though, Becky, his bod is to die for.

Seriously though, if we do not act now, then this entire country might be destroyed.

Haha, yeah, who doesn't like a Holocaust joke? But seriously though, the actual pain and suffering of millions of people is no laughing matter.

A: They are very similar most of the time. 'He was seriously upset' and 'He was severely upset' are the same.

'Are you seriously suggesting this?' and 'Are you severely suggesting this?' are NOT the same.

You can say 'Seriously!?' but not 'Severely!?'

A: Examples:

"I am seriously thinking about going to university."

"I seriously need a new bicycle, mine is too old."

"This movie isn't fun, it's too serious."

"My father is very serious about my schooling"

"Serious" describes a noun, so for example, "*Noun* is serious"
"My father is serious"
"The movie is serious"

While "seriously" is a word you use to add meaning to another word. "Seriously" is used the same as other words like "slowly" and "easily". So you use them to add meaning to another word. "I am seriously bored"
"I seriously need a new job"

"Seriously" is the word you use to express when something is "serious" and "serious" is a word to describe a noun.
"Serious" is used the same as other words like "easy" and "beautiful".

I hope that helps! 😊

A: Depending on your emphasis, "really??" can sound angry, while "seriously" can sound disbelieving. For the most part, they're interchangeable.

A: They mean the same thing, but 'really' can also mean very.
That dog is really big.

A: they mean practically the same things, depending on which definition of seriously you're looking at. but they are most likely to be synonyms

A: "I want to know how serious you are."

A: Seeee/Reeee/Us/Lee

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A: Its like sere-ree-eous-ly

A: as for the "Like, seriously.." part, the point of saying it is to focus attention on what they wanted to say. That's the best way I could describe it 😄

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A: Ahhh I sound aggressive, but hope it helps! Seriously, make sure to pronounce that R and there is only one L at the end.

A: Sounds good to me.