關於Audio的意思和用法的提問

A: I was having a conversation with somebody.
And I was like, “hey, are you queer?”
They said, “no, I’m straight.”
And me thinking on impulse and not actually thinking... I said, “get well soon.”
I fucked up.
‘Cause I forget some people actually take that offensively.

A: "I learned something new today. So at Firehouse Subs you get a free pickle spear with your sub, of your choice, of course. But nobody told me that I can get more than one for free. That's why your girl got a whole bag of them, and I got like twenty of them."

Firehouse Subs must be a restaurant or fast food place (I imagine it's something like Subway).

A "pickle spear" is a type of food. It's a pickle that is sliced/cut vertically.

"sub" is a type of sandwich

"sub of your choice" means that you can select the type of sub sandwich that you want

"nobody told me that I can get more than one (pickle spear) for free" means "I didn't know that I can get more than one pickle spear for free"

"that's why your girl got a whole bag of them" means "that's why I got many (20) pickle spears"

I hope this helps! Good job with your listening too! Some words are different, but you still identified several words.

A: “Next time I meet someone who says ‘I’m actually mixed’ and then says I’m .6 point whatever percent. They also [had] better tell me they’re 2% milk too.”

When she says “mixed” it seems like she’s referring to mixed race. She’s basically making fun of people who say they are mixed race, but only have a very minuscule amount of heritage in that other race.

The 2% milk part is a play on words. 2% milk is a kind of milk that is 2% cream. The joke is “if you’re saying you’re mixed race because of this small percentage, you might as well tell me that you’re also 2% milk”

Pretty complicated passage!

A: he says "we specialize in making clone guns look legitimate"

When you say "making something ____" where the blank is a verb, you use it's plain form (e.i "to be" is "be", "to cook" is "cook")

EX) "making children be nice"
"making snow melt"
"making dogs bark"

This "making something ___" functions as one huge noun.

EX) "making children be nice is hard"
"making children be nice" is the subject, "is" is the verb, "hard" is the adjective.

A: @keiji1020: 視聴覚かもしれなう。

A: Audio is a noun meaning sound, for example:
"Why isn't the audio working?"

Auditory is an adjective relating to sound
"He suffers from auditory hallucinations"

A: Audio is a recording of sound and Voice is your voice when you speak

A: "audio" is a more technical word than "sound". "audio" implies the source is technology, whereas "sound" is more generic. They are most likely interchangeable when saying "no audio" or "no sound"

A: Audio is normally a recorded sound like music or radio.

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A: @ is pronounced the same as the word "at"

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A: both are natural.

the first one is more polite, and is giving permission

the second one is saying that they must/[have to] upload the audio, morally

A: × ‎These two audio files are the two speakers of tonight meeting who are awesome and professional from other clubs.
✓ ‎These two audio files are from the two speakers of tonights meeting. They are awesome and the professionals from the other clubs.

A: We offer English audio introductions and paper documents in the taxi.

A: "Despite its low price, it's a very nice audio system."
Or
"Considering its low price, it's a very nice audio system."

A: your sentence construction would be understandable, this would be more gramatically correct. :) "i've heard the same audio many times and I still ca't understand it"