where are you living

Question

where are you goig i am going to roma where are you living i am living in madrid how old are you date of bird thanxs bagages passport its my document what look good

Welcome to the forum! - rac1, Nov 28, 2012

Answer 1

Please can you organise this so that it can be read. At the same time you should identify the question you want answered and even say "Please"; nobody gets paid for this and a little extra politeness gets a quicker answer.

Give him a break. I think he is doing his best. English is not easy, which is apparent in your incorrect spelling of "organize". - whitesoxfan, Nov 28, 2012

I'm not sure. Z and S are used differently in the States/Canada/England/Australia. - gsdfsggs, Nov 28, 2012

Dear white socks fan there are two opinions about spelling the ending "ise". Yours is the wrong one invented relatively recently by Noah Webster who always thought he knew best. - geofc, Nov 28, 2012

Should I believe Noah Webster or you? I'll go with Noah. I have never seen "organise" or "organisation". Sorry, dude. - whitesoxfan, Nov 29, 2012

You could try the Oxford dictionary which is older than Webster's and probably even better known. - geofc, Nov 29, 2012

How silly, White Sox!!! Where are you from? Mars? You have never seen English writings before? Wow. - --Mariana--, Nov 29, 2012

Thanks Mariana - he's from Chicago according to his profile, does this help? - geofc, Nov 29, 2012

Answer 2

For the English:

Where are you going? I am going to Rome. Where are you living? I am living in Madrid.

How old are you? What is your date of birth?

Thanks. It's for my documents, baggage and passport. I want them to look good.

I hope this is what you're trying to say.

Hi rac - don't you think that an English speaker would say "Where do you live" and "I live in Madrid"? - geofc, Nov 28, 2012