A couple hours ago this question was posted as the first question by a new user. The basic content of the question was asking when to use "you" and "you're", saying the OP was confused about the difference between the two. They asked how to know when to use each one, and for definitions. Now o...

Having spoken with her in chat and read her Meta questions, I would like to nominate WendiKidd as one of the moderators. She has made a distinct effort both to answer users' questions and try to make the site successful. Some of her Meta posts have aimed to: Figure out the audience of the site ...

My mother almost consistently uses "while" when she means "until", and vice versa. (This is because in her native language, those are the same word.) Obviously, I can't simply tell her, "whichever word you were about to say, choose the other one", because that would just make her second-guess her...

I heard this phrase when I was following a hot loud debate by two Americans in a restaurant: You're talking through your hat! What is an equivalent expression? If you find it interesting for yourself and useful for audiences you can write about its etymology and usages too.

Proposed Q&A site for enthusiasts, learners and researchers of cultures of different countries. It would help people of a country to understand and be informed about the culture of other countries and cultural exchange better!

Currently in definition.