RT @poligo: You mean "simply". "Overtime", not "overwork" for 残業 #eigodewa RT @purrlie: "overwork"? I put it simple this time. ;)

posted at 10:56:11

RT @poligo: Just "overtime" is fine. Ex. "I did a couple of hours of overtime yesterday" RT @Ganbarunaonao: I'd say "overtime work". RE:...

posted at 10:56:03

RT @poligo: A lot of people on #twinglish say "influenza epidemic". "Epidemic" is an overstatement (大げさ). We say "the flu is going...

posted at 10:45:43

RT @poligo: Good. Also "He's skinny" RT @OK_GO_Q1: @Poligo "He is slim." or "He is thin." #English Quiz: "彼はやせています" in English? #eigodewa"

posted at 10:45:34

RT @poligo: "Hot pot" is a great translation for 鍋! RT @Taachan: I'm making Kaki Nabe (oyster hot pot ) #twinglish #EngPls #eigodewa

posted at 16:39:22

Not as many as before. I'd appreciate it if you could.RT @poligo: Do people use it for questions about English anymore? Should we revive it?

posted at 23:34:29

RT @alsensei: RT @Poligo "Slope" is a strange translation for 「坂」. For 「三年坂」 don't say "Sannen Slope", say "Sannen Hill"　#eigodewa...

posted at 23:58:42

RT @poligo: Don't use the word "quarrel". Say "fight"/"argue". Ex "I don't like to fight with my wife." "We had an argument" #eigodewa

posted at 23:48:25

RT @poligo: Don't say "scold". Say "tell off" or "angry with". Ex. "My boss was angry with me" or "She told me off" #eigodewa

posted at 23:48:03

RT @poligo: Can you find the #English mistakes in this sign? How would you write "手をふれないで下さい"? http://t.co/dxVmRmP3 #eigodewa #engpls...

posted at 23:39:44

RT @poligo: "Braced for" usually is much more serious. RT @RKS107: Is "be braced for" interchangeable with "be prepared for" ? #twinglish...

posted at 23:39:22

RT @poligo: Depends on the situation, but "walking while holding on to [something]" RT @hirocky831: How do you say "伝い歩き" ? #eigodewa

posted at 16:34:16

Thanks! RT @poligo: RT @Makoto_Ishiwata: Blog Post 英語をモノにする心構え60（お金？本気？私編）: 21歳で留学して、ようやく大学生となるはずでした。しかし、. http://t.co/mOKoqUQ #twinglish

posted at 18:31:47

RT @poligo: "It's been a long time since I did ~" RT @changeneer: What can I say "久しぶりに～する" in English? E.G.久しぶりのツイートです。 #eigodewa

posted at 00:24:28

RT @poligo: It's "Obon holiday", "Obon vacation", "Bon holiday" or "Bon vacation" RT @cookie_1991: お盆休み in English ? #eigodewa

posted at 18:38:20

RT @alsensei: RT @Poligo: "Overwork" is 過労, but 残業 is "overTIME" e.g. "I did ten hours of overtime this week"; #eigodewa

posted at 00:55:27

RT @poligo: Thx 4 using Poligo: "It would be a waste if I didn't use it" or "If you don't use it, it's a waste" RT @letsgo2004mf:...

posted at 03:17:36

QT @poligo: @rarale "number 1" means 小便 and "number 2" means 大便　 "I need to go for a number 1"　ちょっと汚い話！ごめん… #eigodewa

posted at 01:42:02

RT @poligo: RT @phrasemix: Can you name 3 things that people "gather"? http://ow.ly/58bDt #English #twinglish #eigodewa #engtwit

posted at 01:41:13

Right. 珍しい人 = someone I haven't seen for a long time. RT @frugalsahm: @happyuki0322 "someone unexpected" @poligo #eigodewa #twinglish

posted at 01:08:04

RT @poligo: "I understand what you say" is a little unnatural -- "I see what you mean" is better, or "I get what you mean" #eigodewa...

posted at 01:03:56

RT @poligo: "In the blink of an eye" means very fast (あっというま): e.g. "He was gone in the blink of an eye"; "It was over in..." #eigodewa

posted at 01:08:58

RT @poligo: Countable or uncountable (数えられる？数えられない？) Read this to understand! http://bit.ly/h9Gf7M #eikaiwa #eigodewa #twinglish

posted at 00:18:34

RT @poligo: "She likes to go at her own pace"でもいいし RT @TATSUYA__Y: "マイペースな性格" #twinglish #EngPls #eigodewa #EngTwit #eikaiwa #jukugocafe

posted at 01:53:49

RT @poligo: "Free-spirited"はどう？　RT @TATSUYA__Y: "マイペースな性格"、"自由奔放な性格" #twinglish #EngPls #eigodewa #EngTwit #eikaiwa #jukugocafe #eigocafe

posted at 01:53:29

RT @poligo: Perhaps they should be using Poligo! RT @Keiichi_Kato: どうしてネイティブチェックも受けず ⇒ The milk as milked. http://ow.ly/4VDF2 #eigodewa

posted at 01:52:43

RT @poligo: Microsoft bought Skype. Try some questions about it to practice for #TOEIC http://bit.ly/leRd9w #English #eigodewa #twinglish...

posted at 01:45:40

RT @poligo: Here are some common question patterns to memorise and use: http://bit.ly/jOzPtv Practice them! #eigodewa #twinglish #eikaiwa

posted at 14:23:19

Thank you, @poligo! RT @poligo: "peel (off) the (egg)shell" RT @tawankacomons: ゆで卵の殻むいて！English?　@Makoto_Ishiwata @Keiichi_Kato #eigodewa

posted at 14:17:31

RT @poligo: How long do dreams last? http://bit.ly/iq08wz #eikaiwa #twinglish #eigocafe #eigodewa #eigo #eigonet #EngPls

posted at 23:40:57

Gr8! RT @modelroom: @Poligo I see! Clear answer! Yes,the book talks about "offer" The situation is different.Thank you sooo much! #eigodewa

posted at 23:47:32

RT @poligo: SOME would be better "Would you like some tea?" "Can I lend you some money?" etc @modelroom #eigodewa

posted at 23:47:00

RT @poligo: But your book is talking about making an offer. That is a different situation. In that case... @modelroom #eigodewa

posted at 23:46:34

Agree.RT @poligo: @modelroom SOME implies you think they don't understand. That might be rude. What do you think Mr Ishiwata? #eigodewa

posted at 23:46:03

RT @poligo: Don't say "I missed" or "I mistook". Say, "I MADE A mistake", "I WAS mistaken" or "I was WRONG". #eigodewa #twinglish #eikaiwa

posted at 00:19:07

RT @poligo: RT @zen_to_satori: "Have faith in yourself!" @tawankacomons: 自信を持って！With confidence!これだけでいいですか？ @Keiichi_Kato #eigodewa

posted at 00:13:07

Thanks! RT @poligo: RT @Makoto_Ishiwata: #eigodewa ブログアップ！ 語彙上達５番目のポイント（5） - 日本語で考える癖を取り払うために重要なポイントを書いています。. ☛ http://am6.jp/jkx186

posted at 00:12:24

RT @poligo: They are pretty much the same. Don't worry. RT @minimi_mango: I’m yoursとI’m yours to keepの違い #twinglish #eigodewa #japanese

posted at 00:10:47

RT @poligo: Yes you can! RT @zen_to_satori: You can't say "very delicious." @karismap @tatsuya__y It looks very delicious! #twinglish...

posted at 00:13:28

RT @poligo: "English skills" (複数形) because it is a collection of things: reading, writing, listening, speaking etc. #eigodewa #eikaiwa

posted at 00:11:02

RT @poligo: RT @phrasemix:Do you know a word that means "cute" in an annoying way #English? http://ow.ly/4KATz #twinglish #engtwit #eigodewa

posted at 01:30:04

Thank you! So you read JPN! RT @poligo: Check it out! Good advice RT #eigodewa 継続させる力 - 「学習の継続、やる気はどのようにすれば保つことが出来るの ☛ http://am6.jp/mGKQnN

posted at 01:23:42

Thx! RT @poligo: Here is some good advice from @MakotoIshiwata for English learners. Start today! http://bit.ly/gHtNOz #eigodewa #twinglish

posted at 00:21:39

RT @poligo: RT @TweetinEng: "Occupational hazard" RT @kazutoenglish: How do you say "Shokugyou-byou" #twinglish #eigodewa #engpls

posted at 01:38:33

RT @poligo: "Why did you FILL it UP?" Not "did" and "filled" together! RT @tawankacomons: Why did you filled it? @Keiichi_Kato #eigodewa

posted at 16:23:56

But she wanted to explain to her child what the bowl was made of. RT @poligo: Re: : "ceremic" @zen_to_satori @tawankacomons:o #eigodewa

posted at 22:38:12

Yes! RT @poligo: Re: : (fired) clay: "ceramic" would be better, no? RT @Makoto_Ishiwata: @zen_to_satori @tawankacomons: 土でできているんだよ #eigodewa

posted at 22:35:16

RT @junfukumitsu: RT @Poligo: In English, if you want to talk about your 先輩 at work, try "senior staff" or "a senior member of staff"....

posted at 01:59:29

RT @poligo: Do you use a learner's dictionary? You should. Here's why: http://bit.ly/gZdlwm #English #eigo #eigodewa #twinglish #eigocafe...

posted at 01:59:17

RT @poligo: What is the difference between "listen to" and "hear"? Read this http://bit.ly/eKbKUY #twinglish #eigo #eikaiwa #twinglish...

posted at 21:44:53