～そうに ??? I understand ～そう means "looks like (something)" but when it precedes a predicate like in these cases, how should I translate it? 母は心配そうに医者の話を聞いています。 or あの人は、さびしそうに一人ですわっています。 Thank you all!

HELP! ならって行きました? I know that the te-form of intransitive verbs like 走る, etc., plus 行く and 来る express how the moving is performed (for example 犬が走って行きました means that the dog ran away from the speaker) But when the verbs are transitive, is the action performed before coming/going/returning? Does "マリアさんはイタリアで日本語をならって行きました" means that Maria learned Japanese in Italy before going somewhere?

...というのは... のことです ? Can someone please explain to me this sentence... 国王というのは、その国の王さまのことです。 in particular how to use というのは Thanks!

Difference between DONO and DORE 本はどれですか。 どの本ですか。 Do they both mean the same thing or is there a difference in meaning?

JAPANESE TV CHANNELS? Does anybody know a streaming website where I can watch Japanese TV shows (news and documentaries), possibly with English subtitles?

私が食べるものはうなぎだ。WHY? Can someone explain to me this phrase? Particularly the choice of words and their order. I understand that GA is the subject marker, but why does TABERU preceds MONO? And why is DA used instead of DESU? THANK YOU!

你们知道都灵城里有书法课吗？ 你们知道都灵城里有书法课吗？ ~Do you know if in Turin there are calligraphy classes?

Does anyone know how to delete a notebook entry?

这个学期我不在上课了 Is it correct to say 这个学期我不在上课了 ? "This semester I don't attend class". How about if I want to express that I am not in the process of... Should I use 正在? 这个学期我不正在上课了, is this correct? How about this 这个学期我不再正在上课了。 "This semester I am not attending class anymore."