Peace Heavy mk II

It really highlights that this scene is bad music for teenagers, doesn't it?

It really highlights that this scene is bad music for teenagers, doesn't it?

It really highlights that this scene is bad music for teenagers, doesn't it?

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The GazettE will recycle it in 2.5 years anyway, so this is valid

https://www.newsarama.com/22047-thor-1-first-look-debuts-new-female-thor.html

A random guy (not an employee) doused the entire first floor of their building with gasoline and lit the entire place on fire, all over some novel he had written and they supposedly stole (can't confirm).
 
Witnesses claim that he yelled out "plagiarism!" and "Die Die!", and people who had tried to escape via the stairwell were burned alive as they we're trapped from a collapse. People fortunate enough to get on the roof of the building were also trapped, with some even jumping off the top in order to avoid being burned alive.

Yuuga covered himself enough, so

ew

https://www.punipunijapan.com/japanese-particle-de/
 
"De" has a ton of different uses, most commonly used for marking location.
 
海で泳ぎました。
(I swam in the ocean.)
 
私の親の家で昼ごはんを食べます。
(We eat lunch at my parent's house)
 
The above link goes into more niche uses of it, but I'm not quite sure where your question falls under. Based on your example, I would almost guess you meant "Yasai de wa ii?" That would mean "I'm fine with veggies" or "Veggies are good." 
 
@cvltic or @Takadanobabaalien might know better.

Since I learned Japanese in Japan it's difficult for me to explain it lol, so I'll just go ahead and copy-paste from a website (the de in your example is different from the example @Peace Heavy mk II gave)
 
 
1. Assuming that you are invited to a party tomorrow. You are not sure what is the required attire. You can ask the host the following...
明日のパーティーはジーンズ で いいですか。
ashita no pa-ti- wa ji-nzu de ii desu ka

Meaning: Is wearing of jeans alright for the party tomorrow?
 
2. Your colleague lost his wallet on the way to the office. When he meet you at the office he asks you for help to lend him some money. You are not sure how much you should lend him and ask him...
50ドル で いいですか。
50 doru de ii desu ka?
Meaning: Is 50 dollars alright for you?
 
So, in your case "yasai de ii", just means vegetables are fine. Or that you're okay with eating veggies. It's very similar to yasai ga ii. Although the nuance is slightly different. 
 

the above comment is correct, but just to expand, i think you can consider this "de" as part of the particle's functions as a limiter.

for example, you may have seen things like
一日で終わる (finish in a day[, and no more])
CD二枚で2000円 (2 CDs will be 2000 yen[, and no more])
３０分で行けます ([you] can get [there] in 30 minutes[, and no more])

similarly, assuming it's a statement and not a question, 野菜でいい is "[i'm] good with vegetables[, and no more]". if it is a question, "are [you] good with vegetables[, and no more]"?

the nuance of ~でいい contrasts with another common expression, ~でもいい ever so slightly.
野菜でいい means you truly are ok with vegetables and nothing more.
野菜でもいい means you're ok with settling for vegetables, but there's an implication that you'd actually rather have something else. if you wanted coke but they only had pepsi, you'd likely get asked ペプシでもいいですか。and not ペプシでいいですか。

you are literally my favorite member of MH
 
 
thank you for being you

HelloChinese. It has a lot of advantages that Duo currently does not, namely:
 
-in depth grammar explanations that reflect the context of the sentence (sometimes Duo's tooltip hints don't actually apply to the sentence at hand, so you're left to guess and get it wrong so you "learn from your mistakes." Normally, that's fine, but the app gives you a health bar that they then charge you to refill. tl;dr : you can only make so many mistakes before they try to charge you to try again)
-character lessons
-audio doesn't sound like Siri being put through a cheese grater
-practice games (spelling, word recognition, listening comprehension, etc)
-listening portions are people they found outside and asked them to record a sentence. There's something that never gets old about seeing some girl in the park standing there and saying "....celery..." with a confused look on her face, all for my betterment.
-They introduce content in chunks. I'm finding Duo throws a ton of unexplained grammar and vocabulary at you and it's up to you to figure out how to piece it together. For earlier levels, that's fine. But I'm into the late 30's - early 40's group of lessons and it's getting too difficult to parse through everything and remember it.
 

Nice! I'm using it to learn Madarin, although I'm hitting a wall with the difficulty and have kind of switched over to another app that has a better learning speed.

It's on one of Gokiburi's live distributed singles. That YT account is their guitarist's, and he posted a couple of demos that later became DK songs (namely, guitar and bass-focused instrumental versions of "Mugen Loop"). 

taste

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I knew you could do it!

rearrange my fucking insides

rearrange my fucking insides

rearrange my fucking insides

we been knew

we been knew

we been knew