Sweets or snacks at midnight Hi, how would do say about eating sweets or snacks, or the food itself at midnight? I heard before, but forgot the word which is like "guilty", "delight" or something...

"be poor at" as the reverse of "be good at" Hi, when I studied English for exam to enter the high school, I was taught that the reverse of "be good at" was "be poor at". Do native speakers of English say like this?

Differences among there ↑*among "these" Hi, could you please explain the differences among these and give me other variations if any? - Here "you" go. - Here "we" go. - There "you" go. Also, if these are used in different situations between American English and British English, that would be interesting and I would like to know. Thank you!

Japanese onomatopoeia

Hi everyone, I would like to ask native speakers of English and share Japanese onomatopoeia with Japanese learners as well.

I'm in Starbucks now and a guy was good; quickly took my order not to make me waited long, but polite at the same time.

How would you describe him?

In Japanese, I would say...彼はてきぱきと働いていた。or 彼はてきぱきとして気持ちが良い。

"てきぱき (tekipaki)" describes that someone is working quickly or efficiently in good meaning.

Better examples or explanations from Japanese people are also welcomed.

Thank you!