Hi, Anton Shepelev!   
   I read your message from 15.12.2018 14:38   
      
    ak>> If we consider the adjective I liked the most "welcome == gladly   
    ak>> wanted".   
      
    AS> I diagree. "You are wecome" means that if you come I shall be glad   
    AS> to have you as a guest, or, on other words, I should be glad to   
    AS> have you as a guest. It does not express a want or desire.   
      
    AS> Are you a programmer in one of those languages where equality is   
    AS> illogically denoted by a double equals sign because the single one   
    AS> is, absurdly, reserved for assignment?   
      
   Do you think it would be more logical if we use them vice versa? ;=)   
      
   Bye, Anton!   
   Alexander Koryagin   
   english_tutor 2018   
      
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