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Hello, so i have a question, what do you think about scots is it realy so close to english?
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I'm not sure what are you thinking of ... Do you mind explaining it ?Hi all, I need your help... I have seen several posts related to Learn Real English - Authentic Conversations course, but they are too old. I found e-mail for contact there, but it doesn't work. Does anybody know where I can buy Learn Real English - Authentic Conversations DVD?
I dont mean to be rude but have you heard of google ?![]()
I'm not sure what are you thinking of ... Do you mind explaining it ?
Don't be so rude . She asked if we can help her, so if you can help her you ought to give her an answer , otherwise you should remain silent .![]()
kako se na engleskom kaze DOMACE?
Yeah i know. Im soorrry ..THERE I SAID IT!I just hate when some people cant use browsers to find informations they need. I mean duuuhhh there is google for god sakes ...but oh well, i guess we're just not the same . But hey did you just tell me to shut up if i cant give her the answer she needs??
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Can you tell me the meaning of the phrase: terraced house (I know that the terrace means тераса) and word: lowestoft - on serbian?
terraced house (UK) or row house(US) : a house that is joined to the houses on either side of it by shared walls (in Serbian: something like kuca sa zajednickim zidom)![]()
I checked it in Cambridge dictionary and here is an explanation:Hm, that;s called semi-detached house. I asked my english teacher, and, what a silly answer I got: House with terrace.
I checked it in Cambridge dictionary and here is an explanation:
terraced - built as or belonging to a row of often small houses joined together along their side walls (http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a2/Whittle_terraced_house_8g07.JPG)
semi-detached - a house that is semi-detached is one that is joined to another similar house on only one side
detached - describes a house that is not connected to any other building.
Can you explain me meanings of the words: crisp(like a noun, no adjective!) and sweet tooth (example: this person has a sweet tooth.) on serbian?
Ok, so it doesn't exist 1 word in Serbian language which can translate this?If you have a sweet tooth, you like eating sweet foods, especially sweets and chocolate.![]()
Hm..."Sladokusac", maybe...Ok, so it doesn't exist 1 word in Serbian language which can translate this?
What that suppose to mean?