The meaning of "it or it's".
I'm Japanese and I study English.
I always think about why we need to put "it" in English. In Japanese, we usually don't mention subject exept when we want to exaggerate it. So, I forget to say it or it's, and I often say like these: (It's) Raining outside, (It's) Good. (It's) Hot, today. (It) Needs 10 minutes to go to station,and (It) Started just now. I know we should use "it" for an inanimate thing, but what do you think about chatting without subject it or it's?
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Linguists divide the languages of the world into those that do not require a subject pronoun (Italian, Spanish, and apparently Japanese) and those that do require a subject pronoun (French, English).
green panda 83what do you think about chatting without subject it or it's?
People will think "What in the world are you doing? Haven't you learned Engli
0I'm the questioner from Japan, and I put my comment here because I didn't know how to reply to you.
Actually, I speak English because I work in American Military Base. None of my co-workers points out, and cares my English. But I was just wondering about chatting with it or it's. What occurs to you when you have the chatting?
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