Grammar Stuff
We have already delivered the cookies.
is it done, not done, or in progress?
done.
what's an accomodation?
Chips / Fries.
"mate"
We still haven’t hidden the cat toys in the kitchen.
is it done, not done, or in progress?
not done
give 3 examples of documentations you need to bring before travelling abroad
(accept any relevant ones)
"Man, you're buggin' if you think I'm paying 100$ for that!"
What does " buggin' " mean?
you're irrational
In Canada, they often say "fill yer boots!" that means....
Go ahead!
The chef hasn’t told anyone about his secret identity as a cat yet, but the waiter is starting to suspect something strange.
not done, in progress, or done?
not done (the action hasn’t happened up to now, but might happen soon)
what's a visa?
a legal document issued by a foreign government that allows a visitor to enter their country for a specific purpose and a limited time, such as tourism, work, or study
In Australia, "Double Quarter Pounder" is a....
Big size burger. (bigger than BigMac)
In L.A, when someone compliments your physique with "Ripped", what does that mean?
You're physically fit.
The chef is still trying to cover up the paw prints on the counter while pretending to take a food photo for social media.
done, not done, or in progress?
in progress (the action continues up to now)
as an Indonesian wanting to travel to Singapore, do you need a visa?
Nope.
In Scotland (mostly in Edinburgh), when someone says "Ah dinnae ken!", it means....
"I don't know!"
In Scotland, if someone says that you're looking 'peelywally' means that you look...
unwell, pale, exhausted.
Unscramble this pleaze
yet. / haven’t / their / left / The / though / even / tables / customers / entire / has / already / kitchen, / the / cleaned / chef / the
The chef has already cleaned the entire kitchen, even though the customers haven’t left their tables yet.
which of these countries that have most expensive tourist visa for Indonesians?
a. Malaysia b. USA c. Australia
b. USA (Rp. 3,5M visa, Rp. 85-140M financial proof)
(Malaysia has no visa req for Indonesians, while Australian tourist visa is Rp. 2,5-3M for visa, Rp.60-80M financial proof)
When someone in Australia say "Couple of beers short of a six pack that bloke in there", what do they mean?
"there's some dimwit back there"
Another Australian ones, mateys :p
"Dry as a dead dingo's donger" means what?
THIRSTY, like REALLY THIRSTY