What kind of phrases will I probably hear walking down streets of London or another British city? Have the goodness to give me some concrete examples, please. Thank you!

What philosophical problem is concerned you the most? Sorry for mistake, that's really stupid! Of course, we are using there a verb "are" <you>instead "is". <is>I have been thinking about something abstract obviously.</is></you>

Which variant of English are you learning? We all know about different variants of English which exist on the Earth. The most popular of them are in the present USA (American English), Britan (British English), Australia (Australian English) and Canada (Canadian English). Which one are you learning? Why? 

 It will be a pleasure to read your answers!

What is the difference between "Excuse me" and "I am sorry" for native speakers?

What kind of tips can you give a person who needs to choose his or her future profession? I am a student who will finish school in the next year. For now, my main problem is a vocational choice. I have a lot of interests in different directions like learning foreign languages, writing my own stories and essays, fashion design, psychology and other businesses which are more or less important for me. When you have so many varieties of a possible future profession this choice can become a huge and painful problem. Also, you need to take into consideration a lot of aspects of your future profession. A personal interest, wage, and benefits to people are really important too. Maybe, am I delude myself? Do you have an own story of a vocational choice? What kind of tips can you give a person who needs to choose his or her future profession? 

A Short Essay About Books I love reading books and analyze them. Any personage's action has a hidden subtext which is necessary for demonstration particular qualities of his or her character. Often, particular qualities are driving element of book's plot. An analysis is necessary if you seek to understand deep meaning which author puts in the story. Most of the people are puzzled why we need (I am not sure about a question in reported speech) to read a classic literature, not a modern. Well, classic literature authors' devote much attention to building (?) logical chains which provide a rationale for particular qualities of character. For example, Russian poet, writer, (I am not sure about comma) and publicist Turgenev accurately describe personage's character using a description of glance direction, breathing's frequency, (?) and body temperature. Usually, a reader doesn't pay attention to imperceptible details like this, but only for them, (?) we can imagine more accurate and true figure to understand this or that personage's action.

I Thought A Lot Today I was thinking a lot about my dream to know many different languages such as English, Chinese, Korean and etc. The most important question for all who wants to learn a foreign language is why. Why am I going to do it? Does it have a sense for my own happiness and self-sentiment? That is not about success in career, wish to be more prestigious and other material concepts which are not a real motivation. Due learning mathematics, physics, English as a foreign language we should love what we are doing. However, what is love? Where can I get a passion for learning? Love is in people, their ways of thinking and philosophy. Remember, you don't learn English or Chinese to have good marks and be the best pupil in class. You learn it, because you want to smile one day and say to stranger something nice on his or her native language. That is not a tool for being more successful. A new language is an opportunity to be happy with people who have a lot to say, express and show you. Languages are reflections of us. Just imagine that we have 7 thousand ways to say "I love you", but the point is in feelings what we need to add. That is actually beautiful.