can I ask if there are any odd sentences..?!🙏✨🥺

Do you think you will watch more Tv in the future? Why and if it’s why not?

I think I won’t spend much time on (watching) tv.

Because even now I barely watch Tv. I feel like it’s wasting my time. There are a few reasons. First, I tend to learn something in practical direct experiences, rather than just watching something. Second, honestly, I feel bad when I watch tv, it’s productive. I feel like I’m just killing time. I don't like feeling guilty. Third, I’m hoping I would spend more time focusing on my work and study so that I can grow up. Fourth, it's a very funny reason, but seriously I feel bad when I watch Tv because I think “how dare you to make me have fun?” I wanna be in that show! I will rather be recording the video of myself, not just watching others.

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can I ask if there are any odd sentences..?!🙏✨🥺

Do you think you will watch more Tv in the future? Why and if it’s why not?

I think I won’t spend much time on (watching) tv.

Because even now I barely watch Tv. I feel like it’s wasting my time. There are a few reasons. First, I tend to learn something in practical direct experiences, rather than just watching something. Second, honestly, I feel bad when I watch tv, it’s productive. I feel like I’m just killing time. I don't like feeling guilty. Third, I’m hoping I would spend more time focusing on my work and study so that I can grow up. Fourth, it's a very funny reason, but seriously I feel bad when I watch Tv because I think “how dare you to make me have fun?” I wanna be in that show! I will rather be recording the video of myself, not just watching others.

YanaLee123 · Accepted Answer

@Rory_Lee There is a structure "spend time on *something *", e.g. "I spend too much time on YouTube." Or " I spend to much time on the Internet. "

However, "Spend time on TV", doesn't sound natural. When talking about watching TV, it's better to use the structure "spend time verb+ing"

YanaLee123 · Answer

I think I won’t spend much time watching TV. 
Even now I barely watch Tv. I feel like it’s a waste of time. There are a few reasons. 
First, I tend to learn by doing, rather than by just watching something.
Second,  I feel bad when I watch TV. It's not productive. I feel like I’m just killing time. I don't like feeling guilty. 
Third, I hope I could spend more time focusing on my work and study so that I can wise up.
The fourth one is a very funny reason, but seriously, I feel bad when I watch TV, because I think: “How dare you entertain me?” (<=here, I don't get what you mean) I wanna be on that show! I prefer recording videos of myself, rather than watching others.

pphorse · Answer

@Rory_Lee When you wrote this: “how dare you to make me have fun?” Did you mean, “How dare you have fun when I can only sit here and watch?”

미국에서 People will not understand “how dare you to make me have fun?” But @Rory_Lee is so friendly and 아름다운, so you’ll be able to succeed!

pphorse · Answer

@Rory_Lee Ok. Famous people have fun too! That’s why I was asking for clarification. After all, @Rory_Lee도 유명하고 아름답습니다. She must have fun every day, even as she works hard to create a new program. 그렇지만, 언젠가 만나면 재미있을 거라고 약속 해요.

Btw, why did you write “but seriously I feel bad when I watch Tv because I think....?” This sounds odd/unnatural because you then said “how dear you make me have fun I want to be famous as well!” Why do you feel bad about that?

죄송합니다, I can’t stop!🥺 @Rory_Lee 매우 특별하다. 아마 나는 그녀를 다시 볼 것이다!

pphorse · Answer

@Rory_Lee Ok. I won’t be in Texas forever. 그래서, by chance, 우리 마나면 저녁 사 줄게. 신선한 공기를 마시기 위해 리조트에나 가야겠으면, that’s even better! No strings attached! I’m serious.

Btw, what did you mean by “but seriously I feel bad when I watch Tv because I think....?” This sounds odd/unnatural because you then said “how dare you make me have fun? I want to be famous as well!” Why did you feel bad about that? Tell me so that I can help you sound more natural.🙂

pphorse · Answer

@Rory_Lee You could say, “I feel a little guilty, but I think I should be on tv. Why ARE you there instead of me?” That’s more natural. It’s not crazy!🥺 @Rory_Lee could definitely be on tv with that smile and personality.

Ohhhhhhhh! I meant going to a resort that’s far from the city to get fresh air (it’s a way of saying, “go to a scenic place with her”). If you’re ever in the U.S. or I happen to visit Korea, 너를 만나야 해. Life is too short to not try new things! @Rory_Lee 항상 아름답다...

@Rory_Lee There is a structure "spend time on something ", e.g. "I spend too much time on YouTube." Or " I spend to much time on the Internet. "

However, "Spend time on TV", doesn't sound natural. When talking about watching TV, it's better to use the structure "spend time verb+ing"

@Rory_Lee There is a structure "spend time on something ", e.g. "I spend too much time on YouTube." Or " I spend to much time on the Internet. "

However, "Spend time on TV", doesn't sound natural. When talking about watching TV, it's better to use the structure "spend time verb+ing"

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@Rory_Lee There is a structure "spend time on *something *", e.g. "I spend too much time on YouTube." Or " I spend to much time on the Internet. "However, "Spend time on TV", doesn't sound natural. When talking about watching TV, it's better to use the structure "spend time verb+ing"

@Rory_Lee There is a structure "spend time on *something *", e.g. "I spend too much time on YouTube." Or " I spend to much time on the Internet. "However, "Spend time on TV", doesn't sound natural. When talking about watching TV, it's better to use the structure "spend time verb+ing"

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@Rory_Lee There is a structure "spend time on something ", e.g. "I spend too much time on YouTube." Or " I spend to much time on the Internet. "

However, "Spend time on TV", doesn't sound natural. When talking about watching TV, it's better to use the structure "spend time verb+ing"

@Rory_Lee There is a structure "spend time on something ", e.g. "I spend too much time on YouTube." Or " I spend to much time on the Internet. "

However, "Spend time on TV", doesn't sound natural. When talking about watching TV, it's better to use the structure "spend time verb+ing"