關於Jake的意思和用法的提問

A: translation (I hope this makes sense): まだ怒ってるの知ってるけど、ジェイクとはからかえばバカだよ。送るようにすることを言ったら、ジェイクにあんたの足を殴られるでしょのよ

"think twice about" is basically a caution, telling someone that what they're about to do or thinking about doing is a bad idea. In this case, the speaker is saying to the other person that even though Jake made them angry, if they try to make fun of him Jake might attack them.

A: A video "feed" is a direct link between the camera and the receivers/screens of the people watching.

A: Jake is doing well, but occasionally messes up or isn’t doing well for a little bit.

“back on your feet” means recovering from smth. (injury, sadness, financial issue, etc)

“a few hiccups” means a couple mistakes

A: To cuff is to hit, so to play-cuff is to pretend to hit, or jokingly hit.

A: as long as he behaved well

A: He is a Youtuber.

A: The sentence structure makes one of them a statement and the other a question.

"Where is Jake?" has to be a question, because of the sentence structure. "Where is Jake" as a statement of fact would be incorrect. The sentence structure makes it into a question. "Where is Jake? I haven't seen him today." , "Where is Jake? I need to talk to him."

"Where Jake is." has to be a statement, a fact. "This is where Jake is" , "That is where Jake is." , "I know where Jake is." The sentence structure makes it a statement.

A: It’s a pun because shütte sounds like shit

A: Go and brush, and drink milk

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A: Both are correct, but the second one is sounds more natural.

A: "Jake had called Alice twice on the home phone, but she didn't answer. He decided to go to her house. When Jake got there, he found that she wasn't home."

A: Jake didn't like what Brian did. But eventually he forgot that feeling. It doesn't say that he doesn't like Brian.

A: I think that would be:

Sorry, Jake stepped away from his desk
Could you tell me your full name and company?
I’ll have Jake call you back later

A: "Jake and I clicked the second time we met."