¿De dónde eres? VS ¿De dónde sois vosotros? I know it is like where are you from?( singular) VS where are you guys from? (plural) but i searched 'de donde sois vosotros' in goole then i found 'de donde sois vosotros?' is used only in Spain. becuase vosotros is also used only in Spain . so i thought ' de donde sois vosotros?' = where are you from?( singular) NOT where are you guys from? Anyway what i want to know is 'de donde eres?' is usually used in Spain to say ' where are you from?( singular)'

I have a question. help me~ I saw a makeup tutorial video but can't hear what she says at the end of the video. she says in the video: This is the entire look. I hope you have a good valentine's day and even if you don't have date or anything.. I don't know where this looks the outfits?( office?) and see what comes little that :) probably one good guy. [I don't know where this looks the outfits? office? and see what comes little that.] I listen this sentence several times, but i'm not sure she says 'looks the outfits' or 'looks the office'. help me!

Substituting the word. When I want to compare my height with my friends, we stand back to back to see whose head is taller. In this sentence, I want to know that the word 'measuring height' can be substituted for 'compare my height'.

What is the difference between The clouds broke and The clouds have broken? This is just the difference of tense?

just picking on the kitchen?? I just hear it from tv show. But there is no subtitle so i wanna know this is correct sentense. Here is my question If my friend calls me and says "what are you doing?'" can i say "just picking on the kitchen or ect"?? Does it imply that "I am doing nothing. just talking with you"?