便利な英語表現：I'm a coffee person
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I've learned a very useful expression, in a Julian-K-san's entry today.
"Which do you like, coffee or tea?"
"I'm a tea person" or "I'm a coffee person" is a good way to respond.
In my case, I would say:
"I'm a Mocha person." (Mocha is my beloved beagle.)
The question is of course:
"Which do you like, dog or wife?"
Oops, I made a mistake. I made a typo. It is not 'wife', but 'wolf".
Please, do not say it to my wolf, oops. wife!
"Which do you like, coffee or tea?"
"I'm a tea person" or "I'm a coffee person" is a good way to respond.
In my case, I would say:
"I'm a Mocha person." (Mocha is my beloved beagle.)
The question is of course:
"Which do you like, dog or wife?"
Oops, I made a mistake. I made a typo. It is not 'wife', but 'wolf".
Please, do not say it to my wolf, oops. wife!
"Which do you like better, coffee or tea?"
"I'm a tea person" or "I'm a coffee person" is a good answer way to respond.
You can say "...is a good answer" or "...is a good way to respond", but they're normally not used together.
I learned a very useful expression in a Julian-K-san's entry today.
"Which do you like, dogs or wolves?"
I learned a very useful expression from Julian-K-san's entry today.
"Which do you prefer, coffee or tea?"
I would like to say,
"I'm a Lang-8 person!"
I thought you're a kitten person, instead of puppies. ^0^