examples of using "home" as a verb Could you please give me some examples (sentences) or your explanation about how to use word "home" as a verb? I am referring to: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/home?db=dictionary where is said it is used with or without object. I would like to ask you to give some examples in both cases.

phrase: I just home Some of my friends, who are studying English, are using a phrase: "I just home". My subconscious is expecting some verb in this sentence (like: came home). Yahoo is giving more than 12 000 results for "I just home", so it seems it is kind of common phrase. What is its meaning and how to use it?

What natives feel about 下課 ? We were thought 下課 means: class dismissed, class finished. Another vocabulary says: class is over (source: http://www.yellowbridge.com/chinese/wordsearch.php?searchMode=C&word=%E4%B8%8B%E8%AA%B2&search=Search ) But today teacher said that between second and third hour of a class, which had the same effect as when he is saying 休息一下. So question is (a) does 下課 mean "break" as well? (b) what do you feel when hearing 下課, is there difference or you just get it from the context? How can you distinguish when teacher means "break/rest" and when he says really "class is over"? Because two months ago, when I heard 下課 I just went out from the class, now I rather check what other people do ^-^" P.S.: I am the only foreigner at whole faculty :-DThanks for all responses so far. So I'd like to add more explanation: We have practical training in the laboratory, professor leaves away at every break usually with words "下課". Two times it happened that 3 hours class (training) was finished after first hour, so when I am not sure I usually ask: Is the class really over? (to murongfeixue: as the only foreigner at the faculty, I do care about manners, so don't worry, such faux pas I have never done ;-) ) The question is still: What do natives feel about 下課 ? It seems when the class was finished after first hour of three total, from all of your answers I made conclusion that the teacher had to say in Chinese to the students something like - "enough for today" or so. From your answers it seems that from hearing "下課" only, there is no way how to find out if it's really the end after first hour (which happened in my case twice, as I mentioned before) or just break.

How to understand the meaning of "bashful" from this context? All you'll need is a screwdriver. Check the screws sealing the case of your PC to determine what kind of screwdriver you'll need. A flashlight will also help. One of those little mirrors like dentists use will enable you to see some of the more bashful components as well. How to understand "bashful component"? All online dictionaries I have found are saying: synonym = shy. But I hope not in this case.

15 hours fly - what to do? What can I do in aeroplane for 15 hours??? Any ideas or experiences? Such time is enough for PaintBall game there.. who will join me? ;-)

native Slovak but cant explain :) Hi there, the question is, how should I explain "sa" and "si" in Slovak grammar, I mean there is "učím sa" not učím si and "myslím si" not myslim sa... It so difficult for me to explain grammar rules :-/