Question about "dude" Hey guys. Can I use the word "dude" for females too?is it common? ThanksI have read that "dudette" is for females but I haven't heard it anywhere.so what do you use instead when you want to address a close female friend?

Cursive Writing Hey guys,this time I want to know about English cursive writing.I want to know that if it is important to write that way and do you(I mean English native speakers)write like that in your everyday usages?

Why do you want to learn another language? Hi everybody.
Can I know why do you want to learn another language.What's your motivation for this?What's your aim?
Thanks and bye.

Hi everybody Helllllloooooo!
Why so inactive?Don't you have anything to say about music?Really?
Come on guys.Say me that you are still  there!

I can't understand its meaning Hi everybody.I can't understand the meaning of this sentence: "In 80% of cases, symptoms present before the child is 18 years old." Is this my problem?Doesn't it have any problem?Oh!Sorry guys. It was another misunderstanding.Of course it's a very simple sentence.But I read it four or five times and I didn't get its meaning.Maybe because of the previous sentences which were about another aspects. Thanks a lot.

"What Is Art?" Hi everybody.
I'm reading the Tolstoy's "What Is Art?".It's completely fascinating.I read it once,and I'm reading it again.Have anybody read it?
I'm too eager to know the others opinion about this book.

Question about Numbers "One tenth and one quarter" of something means what?Would you show me that by numbers? And where can I learn more about things like this? Thanks.Wow.Thanks guys,It was a bad misunderstanding.But thanks for your help.

Onomatopoeia Hi everybody. I want to know that what's the Onomatopoetic sound for walking. And do you know any complete reference for these Onomatopoeias?(I'm not sure that this "s" at the end of Onomatopoeia is correct or no!Is it?) Thanks.Of course I mean it's onomatopoeia in English.

Again a question about the site Hello. This time I want to know what's that "N" beside the ratings of the language grades of the members? Thanks.