Questions to ask English experts from Chinese learners (Round 23)

incarnationabc

canadian45 Post time: 2014-10-17 06:27

Senny is kinda soppy and slushy.

incarnationabc

I might have questions to ask...

J.E.Overington

What many people nowadays are calling an unexpected win sounds the same as hearing history students say of Troy, after the Trojan horse was brought inside and the aggrevators slept in false confidence, no history readers could have guessed the people inside the Trojan Horse would attack in the night - what a longshot in a section of history often titled The Fall of Troy, because the title gave no clues whatsoever. And yes, the UK, not "UKanian" as sikaote calls us, keep clean, cold water good for foods and tea separate from hot water good for cleaning. Hot water kills germs and soap breaks clingability.

futsanglung

seneca Post time: 2014-10-16 19:21
The "word" 'Sino' is not really a word. A word can stand on its own but "Sino" always prefixes o ...

Mr Senica Sir, you miss out your own alternative name, Sinophobe

futsanglung

Sikaote Post time: 2014-10-17 08:40
UK = United Kingdom

anian = an English suffix indicating that an individual or individual is a na ...

No, you quote the suffix "ian" used elsewhere, not anian. There is no such word as UKanian in the OED, it is a recently made up word