Re: Pakistan’s top judge is suspended (Merged)
I will not argue with you. It seems that if I would argue, I would have to explain all impressions and expressions of words and phrases I use (used) in my posts (even though, they are all normal English phrases). ![]()
Only thing I would like YOU to think of is the meaning of the word ‘It seems’ :). I hope that you know the meaning and why this phrase is used.
It is because, when a person uses the word ‘it seems’ it means that a person is making comment on reaction of others when they hearing something (or encountering something). It is phrase that shows what one see (or observe) in others.
It seems that you have never seen or eaten banana does not mean that you did not ever saw or ate banana, it only means that your reaction when seeing or eating banana is not normal, and that you are confused about banana. That’s all ![]()
For instance, what I wrote was that when Pakistanis hear the word ‘suspension’ or word ‘enquiry’ there reaction, their understanding of these words, their translation of these words, all are not what these words really mean. (Read my post again and try to understand it). ![]()