0I am wondering if this expression is adequate in this situation.02br 02br 00A : hey, I am hungry. I haven't eaten anyting since yesterday supper.02br 02br 00B : Okay. I'll prepare something for you.02br 02br 00A : Thanks! Is there anything delicious??02br 02br 00B : 01u00You should lick your lips before eating!02u02br 02br 00I used this expression to make "A" look forward to my food.02br 02br 00Is it natural??0-
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— Nona the brit
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0No, it doesn't sound like something anyone I know would say.02br 02br 00A might say 'Mmmmmm...I'm licking my lips' but you can't tell someone to do it.0-
0then, could you please give me some examples??02br 02br 00In my dictionary,02br 05000 05100 01b05202b00 05300 01b05400s02b00, 05500 05600 05700 05800 a05900 051000 051100s 051200 051300 051400 0515051600 051700
0Well, the problem is you can't order someone to think what you want them to think!02br 02br 00You could say something like 'you'll be licking your lips when you see what I've cooked' as that's a prediction of their own natural reaction, but you can't simply order them to.0-
0Wow.02br 02br 00I have totally misunderstood English!!02br 02br 00maybe it is a difficulty which english-learning Korean can have.02br 02br 00Anyway thanx very much~:)02br 02br 00P.S : I think this is none of my business. But if you don't mind, may i ask the meaning of your ID "nona the brit"??0-
0Could I answer? (I guess it'll be OK.)02br 02br 00Nona -----the name02br 02br 00the Brit --------the British02br 02br 00This nickname suggests the comments given by her are British English.02br 02br 00P.S: "none of my business" seems out of place there.0-