Barbecue lamb on a stick or Barbecue lamb on skewers.

The correct way to say it is "suit you". But it depends on the sentence. There are times when you have to say "suits you". For example, this dress suits you. Another example, choose the time that suits you. You only use the word "for" when you use it with the word "suitable". Example, This dress is too short, it's not suitable for you. (it doesn't suit you).

Kumusta?! - casual way of greeting Kumusta ka na? - it's like saying "how are you?.. Really, I wanna know. Kumusta po? Casual way of greeting (using the word 'po' when speaking with older people) Kumusta po kayo? Another way of greeting older people, but just adding the word 'kayo' (meaning 'you' used for older people.

In Australian English, we always use this word in spoken language. Example: I reckon he she likes you. I reckon, you should tell him the truth.

example: I do not have many friends. ( opposite to " I have many friends") I do not have money, I do not have a car. example: I have not seen my friend in a long time. I have not taken a shower yet. I have not eaten the cake you made.

回来 - to come back (here)(the speaker is mum) 回去- to go back ( to England where your mum is)