The only way that occurs to me is setting your tong right up your upper front teeth while you open slightly your mouth downwards.

I´m with you, it doesn´t have to do with the person's sex. I would say it depends on genetics and the whole context that surounds the human being.

Thanks for the idiom abbey, I think it would be funny to exchange idioms of all over the world translated literally as spoken in the mother tongue.

Hello Special Fen!, I am not very fond of computers in terms that 'it can be used for everything'. It can help with most of subjects but it won´t never substitute the teachers work, because pupils reflect on the teacher´s own wisdom, experience

I have a little difficulty when I hear films in American English, to tell the truth, sometimes I cannot make out some american actors/ actresses for example Humphrey Bogart and Harrison Ford. This also happens to me when I hear some scottish or

I would say: ´Out of sight, out of mind´. In my mother tongue, we have a similar proverb that literally says: ´Eyes that don´t see, heart that doesn´t feel´, and I have tested this at least one time in my life and has given out great results. In

Hello!. I am a person that falls into that state of mind very often, and what gives me a better result is to go for a walk or make a little bit of exercise. If I cannot do this in that moment I try to change to an activity that draws my atention

I can tell you about what I have observed in my country, Chinese groups of inmigrants have arrived during the last 15 years. They are absolute unknown people to us, because they don´t mix much with the rest of the spanish citizens.They rule