let,s get together Let,s get together and let,s join have the same meaning?. Because the first expresion means join to do something, i think.

worried/care about Worried or care means "preocuparse". I was worried about my exam You don,t care about me Is the same meaning?, I think the difference between them is that worry is used for things and care for people.

already /yet I think the right form is: has the train arrived yet?. But my question i. Can i say: has the train already arrived?. Cause in afirmative sentences you would answer with already: yes the train already arrived.

mind-care-matter Do these expressions mean the same? It doesn.t matter I don.t care I don.t mind When should i use each one?. Which expression is right when i see strange faces to the members of a group and which for a greeting, like hello? What does it happen? What is happening? What is the matter?

travel on cheap What´s the meaning of "travel on cheap"?. Is this a usual expression? Thanks

And later on.. the weekend Good evening At least it is friday!! I have to hurry up to write this message because i,m leaving in 5 minutes. I, m going to go out to the theatre with some friends. And i have to close the office, cause i am still working, take the car, driving 10 minutes, ufff. It,s so stressing. Well language friends, i wish you a marvellous weekend. That,s all for now. Kisses.

Keep calm - calm down - take it easy Hello Anybody could explain to me the difference between these expressions: Keep calm - calm down - take it easy Thanks Paola

waiting for the spring hello If you don.t know Burgos, the city where i live, i will recommend you to visit it, cause is beautiful, amazing, wonderful, with a lot of historic buildings. And our cathedral, the most important in Europe after Notre Dame in Paris. So come!!!! ...But in Spring. Ooo, i fed up of this winter, one day cloudy, another snowing.. and very very cool. And thinking about this text a doubt appeared in my mind: Which is better, saying: I am looking forward to spring I am wishing the spring Well, I hope you can resolve my doubt. Thanks. Paola.