Up - Out ... help!! How can I know when to use "up" or "out"? For example: "She folded up her clothes" or "You will figure it out".. What if I say without the "up" or "out"? Does it make difference? Is there any rule I can base on?

Could you check out this paragraph? While I think what career to study, I get afraid of making a bad decision. some people make this decision based on what they have seen, friends or family that already have a job, I wonder if it is a enough reason, believing that you are going to find a job if you study the same thing that a lot of people else studied too. I know, I only have to study what makes me happy, but, it is not too easy when you can't know every profession in the world, so you could make the right decision. Or maybe you can take this decision taking on count what you are better at, maybe you are really good at maths, that's your talent, so you should study some career related with that. This is not an easy decision, how can I choose? how would you advise to someone that have not decided what to study?

Livers with Onions Recipe Yesterday, I made a liver with onions. First, I washed the chunks of livers (around 1lb) and put them on a frying pan with a little oil to fry them for about two minutes each side. In a bowl, I added the other ingredients: Onion cut in small pieces (1 big onion), grated tomatoes (4 tomatoes), squeezed garlic (4 garlics) and salt to taste. I also added a half of a grated cayenne. I dropped all what was in the bowl into a frying pan with a little oil too, and I waited for 5 minutes with medium heat. Then I added the livers to the stew and let them another 10 minutes with low heat. After that, I served it with some rice and carrot salad.

Hay alguien que sea hablante nativo de español y esté aprendiendo francés? Ésta semana empecé a familiarizarme con algunos términos básicos como los saludos, y el vocabulario, pero resulta que me es muy difícil retener ésta información ya que la pronunciación de las palabras es bastante diferente de cómo se escribe. Me sorprendí porque he escuchado que el Francés es fácil para aprender si uno habla español. Has sentido lo mismo? Algún consejo? Gracias de antemano!

What is the difference between "someone" and "somebody"? If I use them in this sentence, which of them would be right? Ex: Can somebody help me out? Can someone help me out?

¿Is French easy for spanish speakers? I just started to learn some of the french vocabulary, but, different than people say on some websites, I don't think it is an easy language to learn, I've heard that for spanish speakers is easier to understand and learn this language, but if it is, I don't know why I find it so difficult. I started learning the alphabet, and trying to memorize the pronunciation of each word, and I admit it, the pronunciation of the alphabet is very similar to the spanish. Until that I was happy, BUT, I thought that the pronunciation of each letter would be the same in a word, but no, is another thing, in fact, it's too different. I can't even pronounce it well.

Latinamerica spanish or Spain spanish?

Which kind of spanish do you like more? They are a little different.
In my case, I can't understand british english, but I understand american english perfectly, so that's why I prefer this last one.

What's O.K.? I know it means "it's good" but.. What is the real meaning? Because I've seen it is written with "initials" and it is curious not knowing about it because in spanish we also use it a lot. Thank for helping!

"I love to travel" or "I love traveling"? Today, I heard from a video, someone that said "I love to travel" and She/he is an english native speaker. But I'd read from some grammar information website, that after the word "love" or "hate" you must always use the verb adding -ing... So that gots me confused, Could you explain it to me? By the way, is this question well written? thanks.got* me confused :)