i am beginner

[streetstyle]

့hello, i would like to as a few questions which i am not very clear to use.
1 : "what the hell"
: please give me some examples.
2 : sometimes i am confused between " i suck or i am suck"
: i see some people use " i suck" , but some people use " i am suck" , i don't know which one is correct.

please guide me teachers.

 

[Pokemon]

You'd better not use it. You may misuse it and unintentionally offend somebody. If I were you I would start with something like "Have a nice day!

 

[Fishman]

့hello, i would like to as a few questions which i am not very clear to use.
1 : "what the hell"
: please give me some examples.
2 : sometimes i am confused between " i suck or i am suck"
: i see some people use " i suck" , but some people use " i am suck" , i don't know which one is correct.

please guide me teachers.

Not a teacher just a day labourer, however, I know this phrase very well "i am suck". I heard this phrase being used many times among the Cantonese/Hong Kong people.

If you are a Hong Kong guy talking to another Hong Kong guy it is perfectly OKAY to say it. Especially after dropping the 50 inch TV from the truck.

The "am" from "I am suck" is to emphasize "suck"

 

[Barb_D]

"I am suck" is completely unnatural to this native speaker.

I suck at this = I'm no good at this.
Yeah, he sucks at parallel parking = He is very bad at parallel parking

"Suck" is not too offensive here. I don't know about elsewhere.

I generally don't help English learners learn how to use vulgarities more effectively, so you're on your own with the "hell" one.

 

[Rover_KE]

Streetstyle, always capitalise I, and the first word of every sentence.

Rover