Hiya Dominik. I believe you would say 'concierge' only if you're talking about a palace. The functions of the concierge job would extend far beyond that of a front desk clerk. A concierge is supposedly able to fulfill even the most whimsical

Mmmmh... Let's see : Lana, Angie, Lina... A pattern seems to emerge here : blond, cute, smart and fun... I suppose it's about time I reconsidered my preconceived perception of blond-headed girls.

I liked him in 'Mystic River', which I watched lately. He's playing this ambivalent character of a "small time" grocer, overwhelmed with the pain of having his daughter killed, but who turns out to be a bit of a mafia boss by the end of the

Kooyeen, I guess the situation I had in mind is about you showing a picture of two dogs sitting side by side, and identifying them : "that's bill's dog and mine". I take it this is not the situation you asked about. And even if it were,

Hey Gino, This sounds like an interesting exercise in preparation of some upcoming job interviews... so let me take a stab at it. Waïti. Your definition of perfectionism: Going back to working on the same thing over and over again

Hiya Kooyeen (long time no see, buddy, btw) I think I'd say : "that's Bill's dog and mine" and using pronouns "that's yours and mine" or "that's your dog and mine" However, in case I need to remind you : I'm not a native ! It may be

Hehe... Thxs Benita for the chuckle, a good one indeed.... I believe I had already heard a slightly different version of it a loooooong time ago. It rang a bell as I reached the punchline. Plz keep sending them jokes

Hey Learner ! It seems the 'real' sabertoothed tiger (smiledon) is a species that lived on earth later on. The false one (nimravus) was an earlier and different species. I'm not a specialist of the matter, I just checked this on

Magda, I'd call it a 'fraction bar'. Maybe some call it a 'dividing line' or 'bar' but I think 'dividing line' also has a different meaning (in astronomy ?). If you're interested in the history of it, you may want to check this web page out

Hi Tung... This is something I too wondered about a while ago I believe 'relationship' has a narrower meaning in that it only signifies 'the state of being related' or 'the way of being related'. Whereas 'relation', although it can have this