The birthday of your dreams) Hello, everyone)

Let's dream a little) Describe how do you want to spend your ideal birthday?) Who should be right beside you?) where  it should be?  and so on))

TURKISH WORD "ASLAN" CORRECT PRONUNCIATION? Dear Friends, Could you help, Yesterday I and my roommate watched "The Chronicles of Narnia: The lion, the witch and the wardrobe" movie of 2005. There is a Lion called Aslan, Aslan in a name taken by C.S. Lewis from Turkic language family during his journey in Ottoman Empire and the name "Aslan" means "a lion". (quite widespread name in this language family) The question is how to pronounce "Aslan" correctly, as they have the name Aslan in Tatar language which is also in Turkic language family and the stress is on the second syllable like 'aslAn' . But in Russian voicing of the abovesaid movie they call the lion 'Aslan' - the stress in on the first syllable. So please help tp determine what word stress here is correct? Aslan or aslAn?

'Have been in' or 'have been to' ? Please help! As I know 'have been to' is used when the person has visited some place and returned. 'Have been in' is used when the person has gone to some place and is still there. But does the same rule work with such places as hospital, cafe etc? For example, in such sentences: 3) I ...that cafe many times. 5) Sarah is still ill. She ...the doctor twice already. 6) Mum ...the supermarket this morning. 8) He ...the cinema twice this week. 9) We ...never ...this basketball court before. 10) ...you ever....London?

Who has seen Dark Knight Rises by Christopher Nolan? I'd like to read your impression of the film)

What means word combination "Project time" in the field of study? Heeeeelp, please)

What is real friendship for you?

Are you fascinated by RMS Titanic? If you are let's have a conversation))

The experiment I'd like to perform an experiment. It's called "Three days without the Internet". Let's look what will come out))

What is love for you? ..