"loud" and "aloud" Can you give me the difference between it. I have an example: "cry out loud" and "read it aloud". Can I replace "loud" in "cry out loud" by "aloud" or replace "aloud" in "read it aloud" by "loud" Help me please. I have a little confused with it. Thanks in advance!!

My school I'm studying in university of information technology in VietNam. I feel nervous when I went to university for the first time. When I was a freshman, I didn't have many friends. I went to school when I had lessons, then I went home after that, I didn't go to anywhere or talk to anyone, I felt lonely at that time, but I don't miss my home, it was so crayzy !!! After the fisrt year, I had more friends, I spent all my time with them, we created a team - a team with 6 teammates, we helped each other in studying and in our life. I used to think that we would be a team forever, but the truth is different, we recognized that it was impossible to work with 6 people. After that, my team was divided into 2 small teams. That is the worst thing that I have had. I felt lost at that time. Now, I'm a junior. In this time, I just want to work independently. I don't want to work with anyone. I have 5 close firiends here. I help me in studying, giving me advices when I need. That's all.

Prepositon "in" with "believe" Sometime I see that people use "in" with the tern "believe", sometime not. Can you tell me when we use this, please give me some example? Thanks in advance

Using "guy" I see "Hi guy", "guy" implies friends or we can use this word with everybody !! Please help me

When using Bristish English or American English

I just think about a question that your English(English in Canaha) is like Bristish English or American English or it's different. And is the difference between them is big? And when I go abroad(for example) which kind of English I should use

The difference between "south" and "southern" Help me to know how to using and it's meaning. Give me some example please!!!

When using "Talk With" or "Talk To" I have a little confused when using the verb TALK Please help me !

When using "to" or "for" I have a big confused when choosing "to" or "for" with verb in situation. I know exactly "to" or "for" to use with some verb.. Example: wait for, talk to,...but I don't know use "to" or "for" with "suit" - suit for you or suit to you or suit you ?? Thanks in advance

The song: Blank Space of Taylor Swift I love the song Black Space of Taylor. I listen a lot of songs of Taylor Swift, she has lots of good songs, I listen to her songs many times. Her voice is very great, I love hre voice. Black Space's video on Youtube is so funny, I laughed a lot when watching it. That's a good video with great view and beautiful dress. The first day I have known this song, I listened it all day and sing follow(I don't know how to express that), but the speed is so fast, I can't follow it. Now, in a long time listening, I can sing so so. That's the way I learn English, to practice my speaking skill. Is that the right way ???