Hi please help. A. Well, at least it is just a coffee. I have had worse things spilled on me. B. No, seriously. I feel terrible. Let me buy you a new shirt or something? A. That's very generous, but I think I will survive. B. No, I insist. I owe you at least a coffee, right. A.okay okay. How about this : you buy me a coffee, and I will call it even? What's " I owe you at least" in this sentence?

Hi please help. We find ways every day It means ' you are going to find ways? Or you found something every day?

How to say “Merry Christmas “ in your native language ? Write your answer in a comment🎅🎄

I have been learning Levantine Arabic and trying to expose myself to it through films, tv shows but not sure where to find any. Does anyone know good tv series movies and where to view them?

I'd like to make sure whether (!)the following English phrase is natural or not. At a restaurant, three people ordered different food and beverage. The total payable amount was JPY3,300 and one of the man suggested as below. (!) "Let's split the bill." A Japanese website introduced that this phrase(!) will be used when people would like to pay fees equally. (The case the above, JPY1,100 is payable per person.) Sometimes this Japanese site publishes incorrect information. Therefore, I'd like to hear native English speakers opinion.

Hey eveyone i am new here looking for language exchange i am learning italian i need a native or anyone who have b1 level and above in italian language. I can help with English i speak it fluently with an american accent. If you're interested send me a message.

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English students, try this!

Is it correct and does it sound natural? He was pretending sick to draw her attention