Pieanne wrote: Bonne nuit, Pastel! Mais attention: pas de point après "Mr" - ni Mrs ou Ms non plus, d'ailleurs! - D'accord! Mais il est British English. Pas de point apres Mr en francais

Hello, Teddy dog! Your avatar is very eye-catching. Every time I see your picture, I think of 'Doctor' or 'Judge'! I think it's because you dress up like that kind. Could it be 'buy one diamond get one cafe au lait free? Yep, context helps!

What does that mean, 'alvelar' kind of MrP? Bilabially yours, Pastel

Davkett wrote: For instance, the national flag of Japan is a red circle figure on a white background, so you say red before white. I think so. Considersing our flag, we'd say it's red, white and blue. Red is the main part and it's a symbol of

Bull eye. Paco!

Roro is two men?!?!?! Je ne sais pas, Pienanne! We'd better ask Roro-self. Time will tell! * GGGGGGGGGGGG *

Ro meo and Ma r i o .

William is also a family name. And the book said 1-Mr. Williams' house 2-Mr. Adams' freinds 3-Mr. Hopkins' reply but then 1-Mr. James's help 2-Mr. Jones's mistake 3-Mr. Thomas's diary It says that for one syllable name, if

Hello, Jack! Now that you told us that chances are the ball game might not be held. Hence, I would go for #1. If we have one next month(as you mentioned that we aren't fortune tellers), will you go? If we have, which means the speaker

Hello, maverick The book said Jones's friends and Thomas's diary but Adams' book. I thought I can just ignore the apostrophy 's' too. Pourquoi?