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Hi. I'm a native English speaker from the U.S. looking for new language friends to chat with. Currently working on Italian, French, Russian, and German.
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    He was saying, "Start a tab." That's a phrase you will hear most commonly in bars. Usually it means the bartender will hold a credit card or other method of payment and he keeps track of how many drinks you're buying and then gives you a bill when you're ready to leave. This is done if you intend on being there awhile so you don't have to keep paying for drinks individually throughout the night.
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    January 14, 2019
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    Depends on the context, but I would generally view that to mean the guys who work for a company or at a job. For example, at a restaurant, the waiters as a collective group can be called staff. So "a guy on the staff" would mean one of the male waiters in that restaurant.
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    January 13, 2019
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    J'adore Celine Dion.  Sa voix est magnifique.  
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    January 12, 2019
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    The 2nd one, "don't you" would be more accurate. The first one is not correct. You could also just use the word "right" or "correct." You have this pencil too, right? You have this pencil too, correct?
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    January 6, 2019
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    He says, "We're a couple of swells now." He just won tickets on the Titanic so he jokes that they're part of the elite class now. Swells is an old-fashioned term that referred to the rich, fashionable class of people. Rose and her family were swells. It's no longer used in modern English.
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    January 6, 2019
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