yes, but the second one is not commonly said

okay thank you!

00:02 veto is probably a slang for something, i couldn't say without much context 00:18 hey Godfrey you can lick the bottle/bottom? 00:23 getting bubble-bath ready 00:31 im so sneaky 00:38 do you want to do some cheer-leading with zach 00:41 we all talk together in the room? 00:47 we get half way and everyone just goes fucking nuts hope this helped, their talking is kind of sloppy haha

i would say that 'probably' is a 90% chance of something happening, while 'perhaps' is more of a 50% chance of something happening.

I try to write English properly

About a week ago the summer came to (started in) Moscow. The sun shone some days long (The sun was shining all day). I'm sitting at the computer in the middle of the night and I'm writing this message while the rain is falling beyond the window in my room. The rain don't stop (or "It's rainy") second day (The rain hasn't stopped for two days). Yesterday I went to the ravine that to jogging and I did't meet somebody (or "I met no one"?) (I didn't see anyone). I was alone among the nature. Running in the ravine I was trying to avoid puddles. When I ended to run (stopped running) my clothing was wet. I noticed the air is fresh when the rain is falling. At such moments it is easy to breathe (or Breathe easy?)