It's the same for Americans. "Day in and day out" can sometimes mean that you're tired of the daily routine. When it's used this way it's similar to the phrase "same old, same old" which means thats everything is the same as always and it's tiring or boring. The difference on whether the tired meaning is intended depends mostly on the emotion put into the words, the word "day" will be more emphasized and the person will speak slower, sigh, or show a tired or annoyed expression. "Every day" is the more neutral way to say 毎日 but any phrase can be negative or positive depending on the emotions it is said with. English speakers tend to exaggerate their emotions a little while speaking so that the intended meaning is conveyed properly. This is also how we get sarcasm. When you overexaggerate emotions in your speech, it sounds like you're true feelings are actually the opposite or like you are mocking someone.
I love watching your videos Jun-sensei. Even though I already know English and learning Japanese, these videos are so useful for me to learn these phrases that I already know and hear them explained from a Japanese perspective. I want to become an Eikaiwa teacher in Japan someday and I love the way you teach. Next year after college I'm gonna apply at the JET program in Japan and apply what I learned from your videos. You're definitely one of my inspirations for my goals!
いつも役立つレッスン、ありがとうございます😊 When I study English, I listen to your lessons on You tube without fail. It's full of so useful expressions for me‼️ 本、予約しました。ジュンさんの本は全シリーズ持ってます！楽しみにしていますね
I have a coffee every morning without fail. My son logs into apps as soon as he wakes up in the morning religiously. I used to practice playing the piano day in and day out when I was kid. My sons are on their phones 24/7.
Hi Jun! Awesome lesson! Without fail, Religiously, Day in and day out, 24/7. I'll try to use these expressions. I've been learning English day in and day out for decades, I can tell you're one of the BEST English teachers! Keep up the great work✨
I watch TH-cam day in and day out. I study English without fail. I have my electronic dictionary 24/7. I swing my shoulder religiously because of frozen shoulder.
☕️I used to swing by Starbucks every morning religiously, when I was an office worker. ☕️The nearest convenience store in my neighborhood decided to suspend their business of being open 24/7 during COVID-19 pandemic. Thank you for teaching some useful phrases which can replace always. And I noticed that I was terrible at pronouncing religiously😂Congratulations on the publication of your new book! I will definitely get it!!
Hello Jun! Thank you for the lesson. I do some stretching exercises before bed every night religiously. I’ll definitely buy your new book so that I can master phrasal verbs😊✨
Yo buddy! I was like “Do I add these phrases the last part of sentence?? That’s it??” Sounds piece of cake! I love phrase like that! Thanks man! Just out of curiosity, didn’t you watch ちびまる子ちゃん every week religiously?? 😂
Hello, Jun! Thanks for teaching us some very useful expressions! From now on, I want to be able to use these expressions naturally, not only ALWAYS. BTW,I love Okinawan music and listen to it day in and day out. And I practice playing sanshin everyday without fail.😄
After my daughter goes to an elementary school,every morning,I watch ちむどんどん religiously.We call it 朝ドラ📺 of NHK.The dialect of Okinawa is funny for me.😁
I irrigate potted eggplant seedlings every day without fail and fertilize them religiously. And I am observing potted eggplants 24/7, hoping that the fruits will grow day in and day out.
Old days, I was on a youth baseball team. The coach said to us, "When you go up the stairs, lift your heal up without fail," or stand on tiptoes. This daily effort is seem to have made my walking ability strong.
Thanks a million for the super-helpful video as always, Jun-san😀 Congrats on the new book!! I'll get it !! Plus, I'm a big fan of ALC Press Inc. They publish wonderful books without fail! Especially, I love the magazine, "English Journal." Its contents are so great that I check the "EJ" every month religiously. The more I study English, the stronger my interest in English-related stuff becomes. This is why, I've been investing on American stock exchanges, and studying financial statements online with a textbook in English. I've learned to check stock prices and currency markets day in and day out...📈📉I’m occupied with that kind of information 24/7...😂which means stock markets in my head are literally open 24/7 😱💰 But this lifestyle is not healthy as you can imagine 😵 I try to watch comedians on TV such as DOWNTOWN and BANANAMAN😆 Thanks for giving me a good chance to try a little English writing📒 Can't wait for the next one!!
こういう実践的なコンテンツは本当に貴重ですね!
イギリス人も「without fail」と「religiously」をよく使います。でもイギリス人にとって、「day in and day out」はちょっとネガティブ表現です。もしいつもあまり好きじゃないことをしたら、僕は「day in and day out」を使います。
It's the same for Americans. "Day in and day out" can sometimes mean that you're tired of the daily routine. When it's used this way it's similar to the phrase "same old, same old" which means thats everything is the same as always and it's tiring or boring. The difference on whether the tired meaning is intended depends mostly on the emotion put into the words, the word "day" will be more emphasized and the person will speak slower, sigh, or show a tired or annoyed expression.
"Every day" is the more neutral way to say 毎日 but any phrase can be negative or positive depending on the emotions it is said with. English speakers tend to exaggerate their emotions a little while speaking so that the intended meaning is conveyed properly. This is also how we get sarcasm. When you overexaggerate emotions in your speech, it sounds like you're true feelings are actually the opposite or like you are mocking someone.
I love watching your videos Jun-sensei. Even though I already know English and learning Japanese, these videos are so useful for me to learn these phrases that I already know and hear them explained from a Japanese perspective.
I want to become an Eikaiwa teacher in Japan someday and I love the way you teach. Next year after college I'm gonna apply at the JET program in Japan and apply what I learned from your videos. You're definitely one of my inspirations for my goals!
I think whether right my way of learning English day in and day out.
いつも役立つレッスン、ありがとうございます😊
When I study English, I listen to your lessons on You tube without fail.
It's full of so useful expressions for me‼️
本、予約しました。ジュンさんの本は全シリーズ持ってます！楽しみにしていますね
I have a coffee every morning without fail. My son logs into apps as soon as he wakes up in the morning religiously. I used to practice playing the piano day in and day out when I was kid. My sons are on their phones 24/7.
いつもわかりやすい解説と動画をありがとうございます。
Hi Jun! Awesome lesson! Without fail, Religiously, Day in and day out, 24/7. I'll try to use these expressions. I've been learning English day in and day out for decades, I can tell you're one of the BEST English teachers! Keep up the great work✨
Hi Jun!!
I watched your TH-cam movie at first time.Then I fun to study English. I’ll study with your movies without fail.
I have been watching your uploaded videos on YT religiously. Thanks.
Are phrasal verbs which I hate going to be collected into your new book which you'll begin selling on the eleventh of July? That's a great job!
24／7は アメリカTVドラマにすごくよく出てくるので知っていました。
他の２つは知らなかったです。
ありがとうございました😊
I go to the gym after work religiously
今回の例文の中でplaying gitarとありました。学校では、 playing the guitarと楽器の前にはthe を付けると習いました。違いがありますか?
She takes care of her crayfish religiously everyday!
An example sentence, but it’s true.
今度就活で英語で面接あるから、面接で使えるフレーズとか紹介してほしいです😭
どれも使ったことのない表現でした😳
I read some book before I go to bed with out fail📖
日本語だと「欠かさず」という言葉で同じように反対の反対の言葉の表現をするのと同じなんですね
I watch TH-cam day in and day out.
I study English without fail.
I have my electronic dictionary 24/7.
I swing my shoulder religiously because of frozen shoulder.
I prepare lunch box for my son goes to high school day in and day out.
こんにちは。🐈🐈。
書籍の発売おめでとうございます！
購入します。
いつも素晴らしい動画をありがとうございます。
今後とも頑張ってください。
ではまた！
☕️I used to swing by Starbucks every morning religiously, when I was an office worker.
☕️The nearest convenience store in my neighborhood decided to suspend their business of being open 24/7 during COVID-19 pandemic.
Thank you for teaching some useful phrases which can replace always. And I noticed that I was terrible at pronouncing religiously😂Congratulations on the publication of your new book! I will definitely get it!!
Hello Jun! Thank you for the lesson. I do some stretching exercises before bed every night religiously. I’ll definitely buy your new book so that I can master phrasal verbs😊✨
Every morning I get up 6:00 AM. I do Hapa school assignments religiously :)
I watch Hapa eikaiwa youtube videos everyday without fail. ウソです。failしまくってます。でもがんばってます。
Yo buddy!
I was like “Do I add these phrases the last part of sentence?? That’s it??”
Sounds piece of cake! I love phrase like that! Thanks man!
Just out of curiosity, didn’t you watch ちびまる子ちゃん every week religiously?? 😂
Hello, Jun! Thanks for teaching us some very useful expressions! From now on, I want to be able to use these expressions naturally, not only ALWAYS.
BTW,I love Okinawan music and listen to it day in and day out. And I practice playing sanshin everyday without fail.😄
主にアメリカの東の方に住んで4年くらいになります。イーストコーストにしか知り合いや家族がいないのですが、どれも聞いたこともなかったので勉強になりました。
使う単語などは地域性が出ることがあると思うのですが、ウエストコーストで特に使われる言葉だったりするのでしょうか？🧐
アメリカ各地に住んできましたが、個人的に without fail はあまり聞きませんね。それ以外は一般的にどの地域でも使われてるイメージがあります。
Our frozen gyoza vending machine is open 24/7!
After my daughter goes to an elementary school,every morning,I watch ちむどんどん religiously.We call it 朝ドラ📺 of NHK.The dialect of Okinawa is funny for me.😁
I irrigate potted eggplant seedlings every day without fail and fertilize them religiously. And I am observing potted eggplants 24/7, hoping that the fruits will grow day in and day out.
いつもありがとうございます！
「筋肉痛」について実用英語表現を教えてくださいませんか？
調べますと、名詞としてmuscle painsやsore musclesと書いてあるのですが、あってますでしょうか？
腕筋、腹筋、足筋、等の部位の違いによる表現の違いはあります？
筋トレに関する英語表現も教えていただけると嬉しいです！
よろしくお願いします！
Tシャツが気になる…
Serious
Old days, I was on a youth baseball team. The coach said to us, "When you go up the stairs, lift your heal up without fail," or stand on tiptoes.
This daily effort is seem to have made my walking ability strong.
Thanks a million for the super-helpful video as always, Jun-san😀 Congrats on the new book!! I'll get it !! Plus, I'm a big fan of ALC Press Inc. They publish wonderful books without fail! Especially, I love the magazine, "English Journal." Its contents are so great that I check the "EJ" every month religiously. The more I study English, the stronger my interest in English-related stuff becomes.
This is why, I've been investing on American stock exchanges, and studying financial statements online with a textbook in English. I've learned to check stock prices and currency markets day in and day out...📈📉I’m occupied with that kind of information 24/7...😂which means stock markets in my head are literally open 24/7 😱💰
But this lifestyle is not healthy as you can imagine 😵 I try to watch comedians on TV such as DOWNTOWN and BANANAMAN😆
Thanks for giving me a good chance to try a little English writing📒 Can't wait for the next one!!
サムネが関西弁なのジワる
without fail は間違いなく、つまり必ず、なんですね。
i feed my fish in the tank religiously.
EMINEMのRap Godに24/7が出てきてちょうどどういう意味だろうと思っていたので助かりました！🤗
私は日本語でセブンイレブンと言います😂
Just kidding
うわぁ！知りませんでした！！
とても勉強になりましま＼(^o^)／
24/7はよく聞くな
今は日本に住んでいないんですか？