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- It's a pretty rural southern accent that wouldn't be very common to hear in the areas that international tourists are likely to visit, but it is the stereotypical southern accent that one might assume everyone in the southern US spoke in if you'd never been there. I kind of expected to hear that accent more often when I moved to the southern US from the west coast, but I've found it to be fairly uncommon. I think more confusing than his accent is his arrangement of words, "I just had got done feeding" Is a really awkward way to say, "I just finished feeding." Anyway, good luck in your studies!0 votedAugust 11, 20160
- If it took them far away from their home, like a trip or a cruise, you might ask, "are you happy to be home/back?" For a trip or a cruise, you might also ask, "was everybody nice?" or "what were the people like?" More specific variations of "did you enjoy" are common too. Like, "did you do anything interesting/exciting?" Those are all more for trips and things like that. For shopping, you might ask what they bought, or if traffic was alright on the way to the store. Asking what someone bought is probably only appropriate if you're talking to a friend though. I'm sure there are others, but those are the first that come to mind. Good luck in your studies!0 votedAugust 11, 20160
- If you absolutely had to do it without being able to write anything down, I think you'd say "open parenthesis," "close parenthesis," "open curly bracket," and "close curly bracket" for ( ) { and }, respectively. Everything else looks good once you include the parenthesis and brackets, but sometimes you'll hear, "to the second power," or just, "to the second." People would probably understand "raised to 2," but, "raised to the power of 2," might be easier for some to recognize. You could also leave 'raised' out and just put, "to the power of 2." Hope that helps. Good luck in your studies!0 votedJune 1, 20161
The pedestrian is going to the other side of street. He is trying to avoid the crash.
When I take money from an ATM I need to confirm/count (confirm will work, but count sounds more natural) it. Sometimes my card can get stuck inside.
Recently I watched a very exciting film.
When you blow the air into the baloon its expands. It's good consolation for children.
After something happens, a wise persons makes conclusions.
Hospitals have a lot of units. They are situated apart from each other.
I like to watch sports competitions competition in sport.
We are winning with a score of 2.0
In our storage we keep wine. You need the appropriate key to open the door.
This student reads a lot of books, that's why he is very aware in of so many different titles.
I like to engage in different discussions.
I realize the most efficient way to study language is to have a lot of practice.
My house is not homey.
When I come home from trip, I unpack my things and put it them into the wardrobe.
I want study english further.(I think you meant further, but I could be wrong. The sentence didn't make sense to me the other way.)
I waste a lot of money on food.
How do you manage to do so lot many things in such a short period?
He doesn't respond when I talk say something for to him.
The topic of this notebook is not very interesting.
When I prepare food, I mingle mix a lot products of ingredients.0 votedMay 7, 20162some phrases
the trust like a glass if fall dawn - I think you mean that you cannot trust someone or something. When a glass falls down, it gets broken. Like someone has broken your trust in them.
do not come back safely - I am not sure about this phrase. It sounds like you are wanting someone to leave and get hurt physically.
thanks for reading0 votedMay 7, 20161- "I need nothing from him," is good. "I and my friend shot a film about wild animals in Africa." - "I and my friend" should be switched. "My friend and I shot a film about wild animals in Africa." "There is two kilometres left to Moscow." - You'd want to change 'is' to 'are' because you're talking about multiple kilometres. "There are two kilometres left to Moscow." "We can't drive on all of the tires are flat." - This will be fine if you just remove 'on' and put 'if' in its place. "We can't drive if all of the tires are flat."0 votedMay 4, 20162
I think the suffering can be both a mental and physical thing. The physical fatigue and mental/emotional stress of being so busy. I think though that she's talking about the mental stress she is, or would be, experiencing at the time.
I think if you were going to substitute words, it would be like, "Oh my Gosh, life's been so hectic lately that I've been having had no time to suffer notice how exhausted I am." Exhausted could mean mentally or physically there too.
It does sound like a joke. I'd tell the person that it's okay to take a break every once in a while. :)
0 votedApril 28, 20160- A series, yes, but a movie, I don't think so. At least I can't find any reference to a movie on TV being called a program. "Get to" here means "having the privilege." "I have the privilege of travelling abroad a lot." Meaning that maybe not everyone has the chance to travel abroad, but this person does.0 votedApril 28, 20160
