can anyone explain to me the meaning of the following dialogue ? esp. put those out see the picture. The conversation is short,but not easy to understand !

the way to pronounce mongolian words How do people PRONOUNCE Mongolian words ? is it same as Russian ? for example , сара do you pronounce this word by the cosonant and vowel combination ? pls leavel a message if you are interested in this question Thanks !

the origins of the idiom not have a dog's chance : source !!!!!!thanks !!! I need to know the origins of the idiom : not have a dog's chance is there anyone who can explain the origin of the idiom ? why does it mean " the poor ,least chance or a slim chance ?

the origin of proverb" dog does not eat dog" could anyone here tell me the origin of this proverb? If not possible, could you tell me 1. the dictionary I can look up 2. the meaning of this proverb Great thanks ！

hangdog expression/look . the literal meaning of hangdog ? Could anyone here provide me with the literal meaning of hangdog ? does it mean the dog is hung I know hangdog expression means Having a dejected or guilty appearance; shamefaced:

what is witnessed and non-witnessed event in the following research? what are the errors ? As an example,Bulgarian foreign-language learners of English have been observed to mark the conceptual distinction between witnessed and non-witnessed events in English similarly to what they do in their native language but differently from what native English speakers and learners from most other language backgrounds do.In an empirical investigation of this phenomenon, Dragiev (2004) found thateight of his 28 Bulgarian participants used only simple past when referring in English to witnessed events (e.g., when I was a child, I used to play) and only per-fect constructions when referring to non-witnessed events (e.g., when my grand-pa had been in this age, he also had playing hide and seek, but I don’t think that he had played football). what is witnessed and non-witnessed event in the above research? what are the errors ? pls provide detailed explanation to my questions. Thanks

how do you understand "to lift into the light" pls explain the meaning here, thank you ! to lift into the light

why in English you say " horse sense” to mean the common sense？is there any story behind it ? why in English you say " horse sense” to mean the common sense？is there any story behind it ? could you provide the source of the origin for me . Thanks

Wrong horse- can you explain wrong horse in the following sentence? thank you! that kid, understand one thing. I shall want to know about it. All about it. I shall want to know how she died, and who was responsible, and if I don't like the answers, I shall get rough. You understand that, Mr. Jackson?' I was trying to talk quietly. What I wanted to do was shout into the telephone, and curse, and maybe cry a little. Connie Fraser rated a better deal than this.' I understand you very well, Preston. You're on the wrong horse. No one is going to hurt the girl. Mr. Bonanza simply feels...'' You already told me what Mr. Bonanza simply feels. Now I've told you what I feel. If Connie Fraser dies, I'll be seeing you.' I put the instrument back in its cradle. Then I started to curse. Slowly at first, then faster and louder. It was foolish. For a moment I thought of driving out to the Jackson house, and beating out of the lawyer