Jawaban:

1. Actually, I never heard of that song, let's make that a no. Sorry for your understanding.

2. My advice is:

As a talented speaker, not all people who listened the music (which uses a bunch of words that got alot of swearing on it or the verse doesn't make sense) doesn't understand what does lyric mean. For example like:

"(Bleep) miss me with that nonsense, you broke, got nine cents"

(First Phrase of Nonsense Song)

This counts as a nonsensical lyrics but actually looks kind of political, or maybe the singer wanted the lyrics this way. In conclusion, I think the singer wanted to express himself or herself based what's thinking on their mind, nor our thoughts out of the context.

3. Nope, never heard of that. I never thought of finding the song lyrics means because my mind isn't thought of those boring ideas.

4. Yes, but I don't think my teacher speak English fluently or not as fluent as a master of the verbal intelligence.

5. Yes, I always fix the words whenever I saw a wrong sentence sequence.

6. About 1000-2500 words, to be precise.

7.  Yes, I'd learned about 100 words. Furthermore, I might have to learn to overcome a new meaning in a newspaper, or just make the simple meaning but leave the main one to understand this difficult word.

8. I just find the easier meaning in words or either lyrics. The more I learn about meaning inside the meaning, the smarter I could in the later time, like an hour or two.

Thank for the question... It does make me sleepy but I won't give up!

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