Hello everybody, What means “threeish” in this sentence : Very rarely Jill and I have these disagreements, but honestly, I think few means two, but two or threeish. Is this a mistake ?
Hi, I’ve just listened to the paragraph and have added a little (don’t) to the sentence because Mark does not think few means two exactly…
Threeish is a word we use when we talk about an approximate number or time, etc. sliI’ll come around threeish = I’ll be there by three, a bit earlier or a bit later, perhaps.
I’ve also corrected “in the same vein”, there was a typo.
Hello SanneT,
How is it going ?
Thank you for your explanations I understood everthing 
Have a nice day.
You are very welcome. I am fine, thank you. You must be proud of your progress, those podcasts are Intermediate 2, aren’t they?
Yes, I made a little progress
But I have to learn again a lot !