Tu devrais pratiquer avec quelqu'un qui parle l'Anglais. En outre, il y a plusieurs site web qui peuvent vous aider avec l'Anglais. J'ai utilisé www.duolingo.com pour apprendre le Français et puis, www.memrise.com pour augmenter mon vocabulaire. Il y a beaucoup des lécons pour apprendre la grammaire Anglais. Comment était mon Français ici? :)

This really is about insecurity. A lot of men would feel insecure if their wife is older than they are. It's the same way some would feel insecure if their wife makes more money than they do. Logically speaking, women tend to live longer, so men should marry older women, but that's not likely to start happening :)

"Dear Sponsor, I’m Nhi’s sister. It’s been a long time since we last heard from you. Have you been busy lately? Today I write this letter on behalf of Nhi to ask after you. Are you all fine? How is your work? If you have time, please write us some letters. We have never met in person before, so can you please send us a picture of you? I wish you good health and great success. We look forward to hearing from you. Goodbye for now. Best regards, La Nguyet Nhi’s sister: La Nguyet Lan " It was pretty much perfect with your translation. If anything, I just tried to rephrase certain things to sound more natural.

The brits specifically use this word in way more contexts than other English countries. In North America, it's only used for toasting. British usages include those mentioned by Ed, as well as even just a way to end an email, instead of sincerely, I've seen "Cheers, XXX".

1. Many accommodations were made for the guests. 2. That's good. 3. Good. 4. Good, but sounds "snobby". Common language: "I found out that something was stopping my car from starting". 5. The rate of pizza delivery declined drastically due to the bankruptcies of several chain pizza stores. 6. Jura's is perfect

I agree with Jura. The second one sounds wrong.