Not really......we never learn that other than Prime Minister and others rubbish...........Malta?????/You are from there?????

Ladies and Gentlemen, As you might know Maltese people often speak Maltese as well as English. I have never really understood if most people in Malta speak English as a second language and Maltese as their first language. How do Maltese people

Dear Azastradra, His Excellency Dr Fenech-Adami is the President of Malta. What about Paramount Ruler Thanku Syed Sirajuddin inbi Almarhum Tuanku Syed Putra Jamalullail, the Raja of Perlis? That name should sound more familiar to you.

Actually as a regular user I don't need anything else, I mean, what I have is enough for me now, no need to get some features now I guess you're going definitely off topic, so I advise you to post your question about president of Malta in

Here's my draft please tell me what I should tweak or make more clear... Dear (insert name), My name is Jessica, I am sixteen years old and in the eleventh grade. I have lived in the Memphis and surronding areas of Tennessee for all of my life

Okay, in this letter I am writing to a local news station. I'll just say channel 5. To whom it may concern, My name is Jessica, I am 16 years old and in eleventh grade. I have lived in this part of Tennessee all of my life and have grown up

Hi Itasan, You wrote: My reasoning might be very weak, but I thought that way based on the answers from the UK and US and from the 'UK' indication in Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dicationary I stated earlier. You didn't mention the

Mike In Japan wrote: When one considers that the countries on the following list, and a multitude of other countries, have deep historical if not current connections with Britain and British English, I think it is quite likely that the use of

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When one considers that the countries on the following list, and a multitude of other countries, have deep historical if not current connections with Britain and British English, I think it is quite likely that the use of Bitish English is far