"I got trouble in understanding these sentence's.."

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Hello...i am Ardy from Indonesia.i am really happy joing this site.i hope i can progressing my skill both speaking and writing in English.i got Some question's for you.i just lil but understanding these sentence's.what's the meaning of -"JUST THE WAY I LIKE IT" -"BRING IT ON"-what's the meaning of "ain't"?? is it just like to "is not","am not"??-"it's our God forsaken right to be loved"-&gt;i toke this quote from Jason Mras Lyric (i am your's)i think that are just lil part of my problems in understanding the english.yaa know,i just a beginner in learning the nglish.i hope you can help me to translate and explain them briefly..thank you very much..regards,Ardy

Dimsumexpress · Accepted Answer

Welcome Ardy,
First, I'd like to point out a few prerequites one must follow if he wants to improve English in general.
* Capitalize the first word in a sentence, and proper names "i am Ardy from Indonesia" .
* Learn the proper spelling

i am really happy joing this site.i hope i can improve ~~progressing~~ my English skills both in speaking and writing.
* Leave the "chatroom" English in the chatroom.
i think that are just lil part of my problems in understanding the english.yaa know,i am just a beginner in learning ~~the~~ nglish.

"JUST THE WAY I LIKE IT"= exactly how I'd like it.

"BRING IT ON" = ready to take any challenge

-what's the meaning of "ain't"?? is it just like to "is not","am not"?? Yes, but it is substandard English.

-"it's our *** forsaken right to be loved"- Everone is born with the right to be loved.

Avangi · Answer

The turkey is cooked just the way I like it. The meat is perfectly prepared for my taste.

Dinner is served! (reply) Bring it on! (We're ready to eat.)

I don't think you're strong enough to open this jar! (reply) Bring it on! (I'm ready to tackle it.)

"He aint." (He is not.) "I ain't." (I am not.)

The original expression is "*** given right." (*** has given us this right.)
"*** forsaken right" means *** has abandoned this right. He wants nothing to do with it.
It's probably meant as a joke.
Why did we settle in this *** forsaken place? (This place is so deserted that not even *** knows about it.)
The expression is sometimes used as a mild substitute for "*** damned."

Ardy · Answer

Thank you v,much dimsumexpress (how do i call you??)

i am really happy joing this site->i meant 'i am really happy joining this site.

thank you very much..you explain them briefly!?

it's please to meet you at here

Ardy · Answer

thank you v.much Avangi!

it's please to know you at here

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