Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Wonder"

A: No wonder means that something/event is expected so you're not surprised:
He works day and night. No wonder he makes a lot of money. It's no wonder he looks tired.

A: wondering themselves..

in this example he is discussing that teachers shouldn't be teaching or lecturing ideas or things that the students aren't thinking/working on themselves in their lives

A: 당연하다

A: I wonder why is used when you are curious about something. E.g. I wonder why he is late? So in this situation you want to know why he is late.

A: "Is it any wonder" indicates that something is naturally going to be true and is not surprising.
"Is it any wonder that he crashed the car while he was texting?"

A: 'I wonder if you want to go for dinner/movie tonight.' It is a polite way of suggesting an activity or asking someone out :P
'I wonder if you have a pen.' By saying this, you are asking 'Can I borrow a pen?' It's just more indirect and polite.

A: There are 2 meanings for the word wonder:

first being- curiousity
second being-amazment

...these are examples of wonder meaning curiosity

1) I wonder why you need as many common expressions as possible :)

2) I wonder where i can find the nearest candy store

3) She wonders if he will call her tonight

...these are examples of wonder meaning amazment

1) Dan stares at the stars in wonder


hope this helps!!!

A: "I wonder what that could be."
"Do you ever wonder if anyone is up there?"
"I wonder if she likes me!"

A: you also can use "I wonder if" when you are curious about something or want to know what will happen

A: @tomm: "it's no wonder you are sick, you didn't wear a coat."

"no wonder you feel bad, you ate all that candy"

"she went outside without a jacket yesterday, its no wonder she caught a cold"

you can say it after finding out a piece of information about something or someone and then use "its no wonder...." to comment about it

A: WONDER if there is a God, or why your parents never loved you. No hay una respuesta, pero lo platicamos siempre.

QUESTION the meaning of life or the future of the USA. Hay muchas respuestas y la pregunta comienza mucha discusión, podría ser polemica.

ASK the time, or for another burritto.

A: The sentence using 'keep' implies that they have been stopped more than once! (:
For example: "They called my name." Would imply their name was called only once, but "They keep calling my name" shows it's been many times.

A: They both mean the same thing.

"I wonder if it's raining"
"I'm curious if it's raining outside"

A: @color480:
I wonder= I'm asking to myself
I'm curious= I want to know
1 I wonder why he doesn't love me.
2 I'm curious about what they like.

A: I wonder: Use this when you're thinking out loud, or when you want to make a suggestion to someone in a very gentle way: "I wonder if we should have pizza for dinner."

I'm wondering: We usually use this to ask someone an embarrassing question: "I'm wondering if you would like to go out to dinner with me tonight."

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A: Hello maki2023,

That is almost correct, the revised answer is as follows. “I wonder how many times I’ve been here.” Or even “I wonder how many times I’ve been here before.” Will make you sound natural.

A: I wonder what I was waiting for for two months.
More emphatic: Just what was I waiting for for two months? -> いったい何を2ヶ月間も待っていたのか？

A: No wonder(not surprising)the chef.../Now I can see(I understand) why the chef came to our table acting so friendly to you.

You may use both. What is better or more natural depends on individuals.

A: wonder sounds like 'wun-der'. The wun part sounding like 'run' but with a 'w'. Wander sounds like "one-der". 😄

A: Another word for donkey is an ass. So by saying "that's one fine ass" it's saying "that's one fine donkey". Ass can mean butt or donkey :) Hope that helps!

A: @korean: "I wonder what it tastes like." Is the natural way to say it. :)

A: "I wonder if I'm not good enough for you."
I think this is more natural.

A: In this situation where you like your female friend who has been dumped it is more natural to say 'You are too good for him anyway' or ' He isn't good enough for you'.

A: Instead try "I wonder if I should take up tennis" :)