Time for another British Slang Quiz! Can you use the correct answer in a sentence ?

Tár. I was very excited about that, I cannot wait for the day when it will be in the cinema. Because, when you are watching it in the cinema, you can reveal the things which is impossible to observe on the small screen. It's good to watched it at least two or three times, because this way, you can better to understand, or to get "into the head" of the characters. Also the music is so much impressive. This movie is a kind of psychological thriller. It's a situation, when a person comes to the point in her life, when she thinks she can to manipulate practically everything and everyone, because of her great position in a society. And od course, it does not work like this, in long-time horizon. In general, I like movies (maybe art-movies), when you have no idea what is possible to happen in the next scene, when a movie is not predictable - "transparent" and you have to search for the more profound meaning of scenes - if you want to understand the idea, like something "behind the curtain", with more layers.

I enjoyed talking with my friend today. I was really happy because I spend time with her.

Hey, I'm Miraan Aziz! 🌟 I speak Hindi Urdu fluently and I'm here to help you master it. In return, I'm looking to level up my English. Let's exchange languages and have some fun conversations! 🗣️💬 #LanguageExchange #HindiUrdu #EnglishLearning"

More noticeably, the updated emoji’s mask is a more accurate depiction of a medical mask, while the older design had a plainer white rectangle that could represent a simpler fabric mask. It should be noted that in China, unlike in some other countries, only disposable medical masks are recognized as effective against infection and are required as an anti-coronavirus precaution; the new design reflects this view. In this way, many of the tencent emojis are specific to the linguistic and cultural background in which they were designed. One informant of Chinese heritage we spoke to expressed difficulty in finding appropriate equivalents for staple Chinese emojis on Western social media. Indeed, many emojis found on tencent platforms have no simple Unicode equivalent. The expression literally means “I have cracked’, implying ‘I have had a mild breakdown’. Although some Western emojis are somewhat similar in general meaning, there is no direct equivalent emoji to this in Unicode at the time of writing.

A good teacher is patient and consistent.

Do you know what's this? This is a Chinese desert, what we called " 双皮奶", which it's made from buffalo milk and very famous in Canton. It tastes really good and has wonderful flavor of milk. Welcome to China and fulfill youe dream of eating awesome food everyday！

I’d like to ask your country’s business communication style. In Japan, generating customer’s preference or demand little by little is the basic style. For example, almost all the accounting software companies don’t reveal their price list and generally they customize their products by meeting and hearing customers. I think that no one can get necessary information on their websites. Is that usual in your country as well? Actually I irritate Japanese business style because that wastefully takes time. Even if I clearly speak my opinion, sales staffs never understand all and they ask the same things several times.

On train, you should avoid talking on your phone.

In Japan, when visiting your friends’ home, you should take off your shoes before entering their house.