Are you perhaps referring to "tellingly"?

That depends on what you would like to express. "Regards" is simply a friendly greeting, while "thanks" expresses the author's gratitude.

From Merriam-Webster's dictionary: pomelo n. etymology: probably alteration of earlier pompelmous, from Dutch pompelmoes

"Please" or "kindly" is redundant here. It would be better to say "Please call" or "Kindly call". Don't use both in one sentence, for they are synonyms

Yeah, a 食堂 is called a "dining hall" in English. My Oxford dictionary offers two translations for 食堂 : 食堂 shítáng n. = dining hall, cafetaria

Hi Anonymous, A quick Google search reveals that "As the tree falls, so shall it lie" is actually a Chinese proverb. I guess it means "things are the way they are". Perhaps one of our Chinese users could clarify this? Cheers!

Uncountable simply means it is impossible to say "one distrust, two distrusts"

You would say "we sent him to assist", not "we sent he to assist". So it should be "whom"

. How's this? "You" by Philologist, ad-libbing Your smile Your happiness The world The same to me Love

Ah, right. Well, let me show you some definitions then A-discerned "to discern" basically means "to detect with one's senses". I could discern a smell or a sound, but not an experience. B-abandoned "to abandon" means "to give up" or "to