[Vocabulary] On
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Ohayo Kazuo
I've an unclear premonition that your sentence is quite right.
It would be a little bit strange as the following:
Memories + crowded in + in me.
I've heard the song named: "Lay All Your Love On Me" by ABBA.
Domo arigato, oyasumi.:-D
I've an unclear premonition that your sentence is quite right.
It would be a little bit strange as the following:
Memories + crowded in + in me.
I've heard the song named: "Lay All Your Love On Me" by ABBA.
Domo arigato, oyasumi.:-D
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I’m surprised because you are very good at Japanese.
By the way, why “in me”?
“On me” is superficial, “in me” means a great deal of substance in it?
Naprawde przepraszam, Miłego dnia
I’m surprised because you are very good at Japanese.
By the way, why “in me”?
“On me” is superficial, “in me” means a great deal of substance in it?
Naprawde przepraszam, Miłego dnia
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Hello Kazuo,
The sentence is correct as is. "crowd in' is a phrasal verb meaning to move into a small space (in your example, the head or the brain or the mind) and we often use it with 'on' and it is often associated with memories or thoughts.
The sentence is correct as is. "crowd in' is a phrasal verb meaning to move into a small space (in your example, the head or the brain or the mind) and we often use it with 'on' and it is often associated with memories or thoughts.
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