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    I agree I have not heard that for many years and agree I would use "What for" in that place.
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    August 20, 2010
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    I can tell you only what I would use these 2 words in. If it is a large area, than it is a region. Example: I live in the Northwest region of the United States. An area I would usually use it for smaller places. Example: This area of this room is used for books. I would never say This region of this room is used for books. So for myself, I use area for smaller places and for larger places I use region. I hope this helps.
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    August 20, 2010
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    I can answer the tomorrow part: mañana is tomorrow. It sounds like Men-Yanna in english.
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    August 19, 2010
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    Everyone has certain degrees of digesting milk. If you drink a gallon of milk within 30 minutes, your body will not digest it and you will get sick. Certain people get sick with a glass milk.
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    August 19, 2010
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    Yes they are similar, but as explained, when you use a froth is when you are are talking about the top of a beer when poured. Fire departments put out some fires with foam. In that case, foam is a chemical.
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    August 19, 2010
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    Yes, they are the same. I use "have to" as a casual (not important) saying. Example: You are speaking to your friends and you say "I have to get to the store today". If it is important you get to the store now, I would say "I must get to the store now". Hope that helps.
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    August 19, 2010
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