Improve your vocabulary/Learn American English/ gut, guts, gutsy / What's the difference?

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[@nestorlasta8392]

Thank you so much sir Kevin for your teachings video I learned another vocabularies and their difference : gut, guts, and gutsy.

[@littlebird2504]

I feel it iny my gut about my boss's decison. So, i go with my guts and i take a guts telling him that he was wrong. It was a very gutsy move.

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[@lameeszienab7954]

Thanks for clearing up the confusion...I used to use gut and guts interchangeably

[@uselessvad2444]

A song comes to mind.. Guts over fear by Eminem

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[@fredylopez2477]

In that case: Guts = vísceras (in spanish). Intestines = intestinos (in spanish). Organs = órganos (in spanish). Now, when you say: "She has guts". or. "She's got guts". = Ella tiene "agallas" (in spanish) = Tiene "agallas". (in spanish too).

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[@wolfgangdurst267]

I am a sportsnut. As such I watch the highlights of NHL games and I remember that commentators use the expression "gutsy win" when describing the way the game was won. The word "gut" I know from the phrase "gut feeling". This phrase is often used in North America. Nevertheless, another great lesson from Kevin.

[@ElChicoBush]

Also, when it comes to organs, "guts" only refers to the ones in the belly area or other organs can be considered guts as well? Like the lungs or heart e.g.

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[@vladimirbaloyan440]

''you got guts CALLING me , why not .....to call me?? 8;27 'Cuz at 8;35 ''you got guts to go back'' .

[@pashu16af]

Calling me - звоня мне. You got a good imagination writing this poem / You got a good imagination to write poems. У тебя хорош. вообр для этой поэмы которую ты пишешь сейчас./ У тебя хорош. вообр. для того чтобы писать поэмы. В первом варианте заостряется внимание на процесс, а во втором на "для того чтобы" сделать что-то. В направлении ing - to V эти конструкции взаимозаменяемы, в обратном направлении не всегда, зависит от контекста

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

@@pashu16af вопрос; But no more=but not any more, but no more & but never again the same??? И как понять ''without no"" ? I mean Bilan-believe / Bilan -never let...(close embrace but no more)

[@pashu16af]

@@vladimirbaloyan440 no more это на данный момент может рассматриваться в том числе, может потом передумает, кто знает. Never again это уже точно что не передумает в будущем

[@pashu16af]

@@vladimirbaloyan440 close embrance but no more - объятия но не более. Without no - если просто эти два слова и всё, то это относится к слову "Нет" - не говоря нет/ не слыша нет/ (и) без вашего (ответа) нет .... От контекста зависит. А если после ещё и существительное стоит то это двойное отрицание (нестандартный англ), просто переводится как "без" without no water без воды, но смысла нет такое использовать, особенно нам, не носителям.

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

@@pashu16af Вы что, не слышали песню Билана Билив

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

Smth's wrong or what's going on?? The YT's typing incorrectly. ''Ive ever saing'' 8;30

[@ElChicoBush]

I remember in Megaman for the NES this boss called Guts Man. I never understood the reason for its name. My English was basic at that moment, but I could understand and relate things in other names. Like Bubble Man, Metal Man, Air Man, Bomb man. Those were obvious But Guts Man? Never understood the reason for its name, even after looking for the meaning of the word on a dictionary Anyways, kinda out of context, but it reminded me of that lol

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

What'd he say--if you don't + have / the guts to jump?? 8:00

[@pashu16af]

then you don't belong in Dauntless

[@pashu16af]

and if you don't have the guts to jump

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

@@pashu16af Там нету слова Хэв

[@pashu16af]

@@vladimirbaloyan440 в смысле нет? 've там

[@pashu16af]

да ваще как это можно не слышать????