Can anyone translate for me?? There's an advertisement of Adidas, which Kaka, Steven Gerrard, and Messi draw their own character... I know little about Portugese, so I can hardly understand what Kaka says. But I'm big fan of him, so I'd like to know... Would you write it down and translate that in English?? obrigado!

Who can understand British English, help me! There's an advetisement of Adidas, which Steven Gerrard, kaka and Messi draw themselves... I usually understand English, but I could understand little of what Gerrard said. If you know what he said, will you write it down?? thanks in advance.

Black bird?? When I see German playing sports, like olympic or soccer, I often wee black bird on their chest. Is it something special bird in Germany? And what is that and what it means? Also I wanna know how you call it. danke!

I'd like to know some phrases which are commonly used in conversations! I study English at school, but I don't have chance to learn "real English,'' I can only learn formal ones... (sigh) So, would you tell me phrases which are common among young people's conversation? thanks

about "TYRO" I know some of their songs, and I like them. But sadly I know little about French, I don't know what they sing about... Will you tell me about the context? Anything will do. And...how to pronounce "tryo"? Merci.

Is that true that there're faminine and mascline family names?

3.14......... I hear that there's a long sentence to memorize 3.14 (which is used to calculate the volume of circle.) Does someone know the whole sentence? I don't need to memorize it, but I really wanna know that!!

Are there any differences? I know what these words means: You're welcome, Not at all, don't mention it, No problem. But which is preferable to use? I mean, is there certain occasion to each words? Or I can use whichever when I want to reply to "thank you?" thanks in advance...

Help me please!! What is the difference between "talk with" and "talk to?"