【Spanish】Guess what I am referring to! Sólo es bueno cuando hace frío. Una fiesta no puede ser divertido sin eso. Es más barato que agua en algunos países. Es muy mejor pero mucha gente le gusta de todos modos. Feel free to give me some feedbacks if there is any error with these sentences! Por cierdo, ¿sabe de lo que estoy hablando?

【Spanish】A few sentences. Are they correct? Hola Me llamo Tim. Yo soy de Taiwan y vivo en la Capital Taipei. Voy a ir a españa porque me gustaría explorar la cultura española. Y además, Me encanta aprender nueves lenguas y el Espanol es muy hablado en muchos países, así que quiero tambien apreder Espanol justo en españa. If there is anything wrong with the word usage or grammar...etc, feel free to give me feedbacks! Thank u :)

Was heißt "da" hier? A : Was hat dich heute zum Lachen gebracht? B: Nachrichten aus meinem Klassenchat auf Whatsapp. B: "Da" waren ein paar sehr lustig. Well, the usage of "da" in German sometimes could be really confusing... in this case I couldn't find a proper translation for "da" here. Would you please tell me what it actually means in the context above? Any help would be greatly appreciated!!! Thank you soooo much!

What would you say in this situation? I came by my friend's house the other day, and after I came in, he asked me if I want something to drink, then I said " what have you got here?". Is this expression correct in this situation? (I wanted to ask him what drinks he could offer to me at the time) Your help will be greatly appreciated!!!

How do you use these expressions? Even though I have learned English for quite a long time, I still can't tell the exact differences between the following expressions: 1. There you are vs. There you go 2. Here you are vs. Here you go 3. There you are vs. Here you are 4. There you go vs. Here you go Could you give me some example sentences and tell me what situations these expressions are often used? Your help will be greatly appreciated!!!

What do you say in the situation? The situation: My friend sat behind me when I was riding my motorcycle, and as we got to our destination, I wanted to tell him to leave the seat first because it would be easier for me to park the motorcycle. My question is: What natural expression should I use if I want to tell someone sitting behind me to leave the seat (in a polite way). Thank you!

Was bedeutet "damit" hier? Der Man : Ich lebe allein, aber ich habe viele Freunde. Die kann ich oft besuchen, und ich gehe sehr gerne aus. Die Frau : Sie möchten "damit" sagen: Sie leben allein, aber Sie sind nicht allein. Der Man : Ja, richtig! Ganz genau! I get the meanings of "damit" mixed up quite often. Could you tell me what it means here? Also, what other usages of "damit" are there in other situations? Danke sehr!

Kannst du mich helfen Ich habe heute einige wörter gelernt 1. auf einmal Ex: Kannst du bitte auf einmal die Rechnung bezahlen? 2. erst einmal Ex: Ich habe nur erst einmal den film geguckt. 3. schon einmal Ex: Ich war schon einmal in Deutschland. 4. wenigstens Ex: Wenigstens sollst du mal den Kühlschrank ausmachen. 5. einziehen Ex: Ich bin in meinem neuen Wohnung eingezogen. 6. erziehen Ex: Meine Mutter hat mich lang erzogen. Danke sehr für deine Hilfe!

Could anyone help me correct my writing? Thanks! Why Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg (BTU)? ．Up to one quarter of the students come from 111 different countries → International students are highly welcome to the university, which provides me with the better opportunity to interact with and learn from different people who come from different countries. ．Environmental and energy expertise are the main research topics at the university → The university has formed a close cooperation with several international institutes such as Vattenfall Europe Generation AG and Rolls-Royce on environment and energy projects. Students are able to learn practical knowledge and experiences from the professors. ．The lower cost of living and the readily accessible public transport in the city of Cottbus → Due to my difficult financial conditions, I have to take the local living costs into account. Fortunately, Brandenburg is among the cheapest states to live in Germany. Besides, Cottbus is just an hour and a half train from Berlin and at BTU, student ID card also serves as transport card, with which students can take in-town bus and tram for free and Intercity trains are also free of charge in Brandenburg. Any corrections will be greatly appreciated!!!