I really do believe that the red color is a warning, in this case a warning that you are drawing very close to missing your target. I would strongly suggest not using a combination of red green and brown, color blind people will have no chance.
Edit: Missed the grey, but to be honest that...
Hot and cold concept might be interesting. As the SD card gets closer to alignment with the slot an SD card outline overlay fades in from blue, becomes more red as it closes in on it's mark, and returns in the opposite direction as the card drifts away from the target without an attempted...
Hey Linux users, I could use some help. I'm trying get a Espressif esp32 toolchain setup but I'm failing with the esp-idf install.sh. There was an obvious error about missing /home/myuser/.local/lib so I added it and tried again but failed. I noticed another error, esp-idf 4.2 wants Python >3.4...
When I put (you) in parenthesis I thought it would be clear that it may be omitted because it follows the format of most of my textbooks.
Watching Rush Hour 2 with Japanese Subs, this is what they chose for "Lee, hold up!"
Yeah, that was in my mind when I was responding but it didn't make sense for "let's go" because the emphasis is more like "Go!(you)" "Get out of here!(you). But we are talking about anime here... and yes definitely context.
Japanese Grammar "lets do" see 行こう.
Regardless, which "let's go"...
I've seen it used by natives cheering for sports teams(on HelloTalk), seen it in anime, manga, and video games... written in katakana like this レッツゴー.
itsugou is romaji, the last place you want to be looking for the way a Japanese word is pronounced.
English. A very good example of why Japanese don't hear properly spoken English. It has to fit into the limited amount of sounds available to them natively.
In katakana its probaly this: レッツゴー! RETTSUGO-!