See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_gender It appears that the English spelling is hijra . That may be the word you want. It depends on the context in which you need to use the word. CJ

That looks like some sort of weird typo to me, Xin Yan. The context suggests that the author may have actually intended to write "months" (or the abbreviation for "months", which would be "mos".) Perhaps it is an

I have no idea what either of those abbreviations could mean in this context. Would you please enlighten me?

I don't fully understand what a contraction is. So if I put an 's, 'll, 'd, 've, etc after any word does it make it a contraction? Pretty much, yes. You can't do it after every word, but don't ask me which

wrong use of "out" following is directional, so is "out" omit out. If you are describing Mattie as boardless (without a board), then "there'll be Mattie boardless..to mean just that. If the spelling is correct of

I can get your compnay knew or expanded distribution in retail outlets or I can get your company new or expanded distrubution in retail outlets. Please advise.

It is a metaphor -- two metaphors, in fact. (Note the spelling metaphor .) It doesn't make sense out of context, of course, but in the right context it could be meaningful. CJ

Hi, Does this make any sense, context aside You're perception of how long you're wife has been gone isn't necessarily how long she's actually been gone. What does that mean to you and is it grammatically correct,

Hi, I`m not sure how good your English is (your spelling is much better compare to spelling of some native speakers I know) but the first English written books I read were translations by non-native writers as I found these a lot easier to

Hi, I think you can start by using proper capitalization and spelling. i ' m trying to correct my ungrammatica ll sentence. i tried correcting repairing/ adjusting the switch but the lamp still did not work. Gerund and