Is it Changlish? I read online yesterday, and I found writing said there are some “Chenglig” used in China. For instant, we use “dumpling” instead of “ravioli”, and “chafing dish” instead “hot pot”. It’s claimed in the writing that “ravioli” and “hot pot” are right, and the “dumpling” and “chafing dish” are wrong. Is it true? As far as I know, everyone can understand “dumpling” and “chafing dish”, so I’m not agree they are “wrong” English. What do you think?

britches and pants

which one do you use more frequently, and any more expressions do you use?

what's the difference between "hate" and "loathe"? what's the difference? and can you make sentences?

what's the differences among "confection, lollies, candy,sweet"? and in what circumstances you use "confection"? Thanks!

what do you response when someone knock the door while you are inside?

when it happens in the public washroom, what do you response when someone knock the door? 

I said "it's occupied", and I found immediately it was silly.

is there anyone need help with Chinese learning?

well, I want to do some contribution, but I haven't found many Chinese questions in the dashboard. Let me know if I can help... 

"suck it up"?

what is that mean? and is it a fashinable expression?

"I didn't see nothing!"

Hi all, have you guys found an interesting English expression-"I didn't see nothing!"? was it wrong or was it English logic? I thought it supposed to be "I didn't see anythig!". Can any English native speaker tell me why is that? Thanks!