Thank you AlpheccaStars, that's a very good one, you not only correct the grammatical but also the semantic of it :-) May you be happy... :-)

Hello, I have a picture of buddha's teaching in Indonesian language, I translated it into the English one to share with others. And could any verify the grammatical of this translated one ? Thanks. The 14 Human Life Guidance by Buddha The

Hello, let's be short and to the point. "He loves many girls" For the noun "girls" gives a meaning of many to the reader that they are many girls. For the verb "loves", besides for grammatical purpose, what is the

Thank you Fandorin for your prompt reply, but I would just like to confirm what you have said. so the "which" refers to country, and what you said about the answer is "Paris" but Paris is a capital of France (country).

Hello, Which country's capital is Beijing ? This question is referring to "country" so the answer is China But what about, which country's capital has the Effeil Tower ? Does it refer to the "country" or

> But this is an odd way to ask the question. But it's understood right ? I am trying to choose One formal form to represent a meaning out of many sentence structures. Also in terms of logic, current(indonesia_date). ,maybe right

When I am asking the "current date in Indonesia", but without using the preposition "in", so there will be just noun and adjective. So which one is the right one ? Are there any differences in meaning ? Current Indonesia date

Ok, thanks about that, but in this context I am more concern about the forms of the sentences, that's why I forget about it. Thank you.

Thank you and I like to hear that too, it will certainly become less complex for my Natural Language Processing application

There are so many ways of asking the same question, what is the longest river in China what is the longest river that is in China what is the river in China that is the longest what is the river that is the longest in China is there any other