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hope said:
I have a YouTube caption July 16, 1988. I'll look for 1987. Interesting.
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Tbf, some people prefer 1988. Different set list, more Bad songs. And the picture quality of a lot of the 1987 stuff is dreadful. Not all of it but enough. I think any BWT stuff that you watch is lovely. I just happen to adore 1987 over anything else. He moves so freely, he's laughing, he's enjoying himself. It's all so lovely to see. Lots of great vocals. ❤️
 
zinniabooklover said:
Tbf, some people prefer 1988. Different set list, more Bad songs. And the picture quality of a lot of the 1987 stuff is dreadful. Not all of it but enough. I think any BWT stuff that you watch is lovely. I just happen to adore 1987 over anything else. He moves so freely, he's laughing, he's enjoying himself. It's all so lovely to see. Lots of great vocals. ❤️
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Found Yakogama 1987 in good quality. For me all concerts are good))))))
 
wendijane said:
i think you work it very well @hope and we have zero probs communication 💁‍♀️ which means you are breaking the system in flying colours ~because for example , google translate gives jacked answers alot.

HEY *says that like m , like, shouts it at you * @Agonum Get Off Your High Horse
i love tgat

That reminds me i need tea
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zinniabooklover said:
Hello, hope! Jumping in on this particular bit. Just wanted to point out that those two phrases you've used here, they are not slang. They are idioms. Since I'm not a language teacher my attempt to explain idioms will no doubt be clunky (now that qualifies as slang, lol). An idiom means something different to the meaning of the individual words in the phrase. So, as you now know, the phrase 'not my cup of tea' usually has nothing to do with tea or hot beverages but refers to our preferences, likes, dislikes etc. An idiom has to be learnt as an entire phrase, you can't break it down to the individual words. It just won't work.

Slang doesn't have to be offensive but it is always informal and it's more likely to be used verbally. Not often used in writing unless you're communicating with a friend (or maybe, these days, online).
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Pedagogic, informative, great!
 
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