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I think this is an example of a rather common mistake ESL speakers make regarding the meaning of "hardly".
by matt4077 9y ago
I think this is an example of a rather common mistake ESL speakers make regarding the meaning of "hardly".
- darekkay 9y agoYes, I meant "highly". Thanks :)
- always_good 9y agoGood catch. Another universal ESL mistake is to use "funny" when one means "fun." Meanwhile, in Spanish I would mix up cebolla vs cepillo vs cabello vs caballo. Approaching a woman in a bar: "I like your onion."