Greetings, dear friend, I guess we have already met in one of the threads The Corpus of Contemporary American English gives 55 results for ' but for the time being ', as opposed to only 5 for ' but, for the time being' , which can

When I visit my friend in Japan, I bow - that's the traditional greeting method in Japan. What works in Japan does not work in Saudi Arabia, which Obama's protocol officer would know if he weren't too damn lazy to do some basic

Why wouldn't he? If I meet you, I shake your hand - that's the traditional greeting method among people in the USA. When I visit my friend in Japan, I bow - that's the traditional greeting method in Japan. Even when my friend from

ADVISE ME WHAT TO DO NEXT.. HELLO MY DEAR. Good day and Compliments, I am writing this letter in confidence believing that if it is the will of God for you to help me and my family, God Almighty will bless and reward you abundantly and you would

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Toño wrote on 17 Feb 2005: Hi, I would like to know if the sentence "How do you doing?" is good said like greeting (How are you?) ,in a conversation or is wrong.Thanks.Toni It's wrong. It's a combination of two standard English

I call them "Christmas newsletters," because I've never received one that wasn't in a Christmas card. We did receive one that wasn't associated with a Christmas greeting, when a couple we know separated; it gave details ...

You must use common sense , just as you do in your own language. The problem is, as you probably know, almost all Japanese nouns are uncountable.