Francesca wrote: If you don't mind I will reply this: Of course I don't! Same taste, Fran!

Blazer wrote: I can't quite understand the fun of this joke, anybody here could help me,please?Thanks! We are supposed to be very tight-fisted ... we can spend twenty dollar bills on entertainmens and other meaningless things, but,

Raven wrote: what do you mean by " Even Homer sometimes nod"? 'Even Homer sometimes nod s ' comes from Latin : 'Quandoque bonus dormitat Homerus' (Horace). Since there are some mistakes in the Odyssey and in the Hiliad, it's used

Thanks also to GG and Marius. I needed it in BrE. Glad to learn also AmE, though.

Thank you, Nona!

I put this thread in the wrong section. Could you please put it in the "vocabulary and idioms" one?

I'd like to know how is it called a piece of paper - used by institutions, organisations etc. to write letters - with the name, address, logo of the institution, company (or whatever) printed in the top and/or the bottom of the sheet. Thank you

Try using this site: http://englishcaster.com/ It helps you find sites from which you can download mp3 files ('podcasts'), and, since everything is categorised, you can choose something which suits your level, your taste etc. The section

Is that addressed to me?

Inchoateknowledge wrote: Do you speak Latin? I used to!