Perceptive listeners are mainly concerned with judging the quality of the music. Casual listeners see music mainly as a mood enhancer. I am pretty positive
Yes, the casual listener usually regards music mainly as a mood enhancer or a positive addition to the environment.
mostly rock ,but somtimes casual
Anonymous casual sex, same as anyone else
say what? Colin and Jared are casual FRIENDS that's all
For sure
Business casual is generally appropriate attire for most meet and greets.
Casual listeners are the most common type of listeners. This type of listener likes having music playing, filling the environment with sounds. Whether present as a background to drive, study, work, exercise, or hang out with friends, music is an accompaniment to the casual listener's daily activities. Sometimes the music simply mask the sounds of a noisy street. The casual listener may be conscious of the sound or merely consider it part of the environment. In any case, this type of listener views music primarily as a mood enhancer or as pleasant part of the environment.
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You can answer this question by knowing who is interviewing you. If it is a casual business, then say a casual environment, if it is a formal work place, you can say formal. You can also be general and say a positive team environment.
A button up or polo will work well here, depending on how casual.
The supporting sentence obviates the underlying tone of the opening sentence, whose meaning may have been lost on the casual listener.
The best attire for the environment is business casual.
The term business casual for women typically means clothes for the business environment but not a full suit. Some examples of styles would be full skin covered clothes with neutral colours.
Dress codes for Graphic Designers can run the gamut from business formal (suits & ties, skirt suits, dresses), to business casual (suits without ties, pants, sweaters), to completely casual (almost anything goes). It very much depends on the industry one works in and the office environment of any specific job.
"Watashi no kanojo ni natte morai masen ka?" is polite and decent way of sayng it, but the casual way sounds better: If you are informal and friendly with your listener you can use 'Boku no kanojo ni naru no ka?'
more casual, most casual
In what way? I was on their webpage just a couple of days ago. I also was interested to see that Ten-Tec is their US distributor. ================== Answer #2: Thanks for directing a casual listener to their website. It's right where you'd expect it to be, and very interesting. K2KQU
They would be suitable for most work enviornments in an office.