「やばいリンガル」 Tea
| Pronunciation | /dɜː/ (ダー) |
|---|---|
| Part of Speech | Interjection |
| English Definition |
An exclamation used to point out something obvious, often mockingly — equivalent to 'duh!' |
| Japanese Translation |
当たり前じゃん！（『duh』に相当） |
| Japanese Explanation |
『そんなの当たり前じゃん』と、相手のわかりきった発言や行動を茶化す掛け声。 |
Origin
Informal exclamatory sound, equivalent to English 'duh', expressing that something is obvious.
Related Words
Teaは英語圏、特にイギリスでは毎日の習慣であるが、オージー英語では若干形が異なる。どのように異なるのか見てみよう。
Drinking tea is a custom throughout the English-speaking world, particularly in Britain, but Strine gives it a slightly different taste compared to other countries, especially because tea is eaten. Keep reading to find out more.
| Tea | |
| 日本語の意味 Meaning in Japanese | 紅茶。お茶。 Kocha, ocha. |
| 米・英語の意味 Meaning in U.S./British English | Tea, a beverage made from leaves and drunk either hot or cold. National drink of Britain. |
| だけどオージー英語では、、、 But the meaning in Strine is.... | （上記の意味の上に）夕食のこと (As well as the above meaning) The evening meal. Dinner, supper. |