Sat 8 Jan, 2022 03:49 am - I wonder if it is correct and usual to say "I am delighted by or with the food" or " the food really delighted me" to compliment a delicious food that I ate and enjoyed... (view)
Sat 16 Mar, 2019 03:39 am - I like this your big vocabularies or words especially the "smart-arse/smart-ass/smart-alec" and other suggested "Douche bag" told as informal so advised to take great care when... (view)
Sat 16 Mar, 2019 03:23 am - In this context, if I Say: "if that patronizer thinks he can make a fool of everybody should know he can not do same on me" does it convey the message?. If there is a better way to say... (view)
Fri 15 Mar, 2019 03:32 pm - Is there any English word(s) especially in noun or any other expression(s) used to describe person who likes to make a fool of other people, especially because they think they are smarter than them? (view)
Mon 23 Jul, 2018 06:36 am - As additional information, the word used in my language to express the scenario I described in my question is "[i]santi[/i]" which is defined in English as: to rave and gush over food;... (view)
Mon 23 Jul, 2018 04:48 am - I am sorry for this correction. The remarks may not necessarily have to be considered bad manners (due to cultural differences etc.) but silly and funny. (view)
Mon 23 Jul, 2018 02:53 am - Hello friends
Please I need help with What English common word or phrase used to describe Passing of humorous complimentary remarks on food one is eating (the remarks are considered very bad... (view)
Fri 20 Jul, 2018 12:28 pm - I don't know any word that can convey the gratitude I feel for all your invaluable contributions than to say "THANK YOU". I think I have more than what I expected, which really... (view)
