Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Super"

A: Is this from a song? Probably doesn't mean much. Just a catch phrase, probably from K-pop.

A: Super -> すばらしい
Sexy -> セクシー ... 色っぽい
Dynamite -> ダイナマイト

A: it means that, that is how the game goes... you either win or lose

A: 二つの意味があります。頂点捕食者とか、1990年代のアメリカに居た十代の犯人という事です。

A: It is already done. It happened on March 1. This year, March 16 was a day that people called "Super Tuesday 2"

A: Thank you!

A: It was a great day at Leofoo Park with great weather especially for kids because they could saw many kinds of animals with their own eyes. Everything went smooth because it's not a busy day

A: Thanks! :)

A: Well the main difference between super and superb is that super basically refers to something which is good and you just liked it. Whereas, superb refers to something which is awesome or excellent. Both words are used to describe that how much you liked something.
ex. -She is a super girl.
-His performance in the last game was superb.

A: Super excited

A: Infuriated.

A: I'm (/You're) so relaxed.

A: Great, thank you! And regarding the sound problems, do you have any news about [name of company]? ("sound problems" would have to do with an audio recording that has a bad sound quality. If you're talking about a business that is making too much noise for its neighbors, you'd use "noise problems" instead of "sound problems.")

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A: I'm not good at explaining things unfortunately.

I can't think of a time that I'd use "related with". The link below has some examples with "related to".

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/relate-to-sth

I can't describe the difference between related and associated, I just think associated firs better here, it's what I hear more in this context.

A: Super duper is a little awkward, “Wow, amazing!” is better! :) So, “Wow, amazing! You are really, really great!!”

A: ‎I watched Super Bad. Emma stone, who is famous for Spiderman and La-La-Land, acted in it as a beautiful schoolgirl. The personality of the character was kind, specifically to a boy who was not very popular, which was common to Spiderman. I didn’t notice at first she was Emma Stone, and I was surprised how different she was from her role in La-La-Land. I think she it very talented in her use of facial expression. I can remember vividly that she had an awkward look on her face when she was listening to her boyfriend’s modern jazz concert. I did however, think the movie Superbad was weird. The unpopular popular boy was trying to get alcohol for a party, when police officers ran over him and tried to arrest him. The police officers were wrong to ignore signals and use fake sirens.

A: technically, you're blowing into them but I'd still say blowing on. I'd change the "but I would do it" to "but I still did it"

A: It sounds natural, but informal :)