关于Som的意思和用法的提问

A: そして

smth > something

whe > when (書き間違え)

フルメッセージは

‘I’ll get something listed from you when I’m home’

A: som has a runny nose

A: sound

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A: Sound

A: almost!

‎I eat it with some sauce, not plain
(casual)

I eat it with some sauce. I don't like it plain.

A: “Some” is just spelled wrong in the first sentence .

A: You should say for your last question:Are most Americans not friendly?

Also I answer to that question: it might have been that they don’t know you and were afraid you might be a bad person. Snapchat isn’t the most appropriate place to meet people. Instead should try apps like these where people will be willing to let you practice speaking English.

:)

A: You can say "in a big city", but not "in a country" or "in the small town." "The big city" is slightly colloquial. It describes the feeling of the place more than what particular sort of place it is. In the normal rules of English you would use "a", so it still works the other way. For "in a country", using "a" changes the meaning to a nation, like Poland or France or the USA. "In the small town" describes one specific town instead of saying that the place you live is a town.