0 Hi, 02br 02br 00I wrote 01span00"I didn't know they originally came from India, because they generally come here 02span01span00from01b00 East Europe02b02span01span00"02span00 in 05100.02br 00Q1 Should I have written "Eastern"? 02br 00Q2 Is there any difference in usage between "East Europe" and "Eastern Europe"?02br 02br 00Many thanks!02br 02br 00PS: please don't give me the number of Google hits 05000 Here they are:02br 00"05200" 320,00002br 00"05300" 26,40002br 00(search restricted to British websites only)010id5261hrefhttp://www.EnglishForward.com/English/Gypsy/gdrmk/post.htmcanother post242hrefhttp://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&rlz=1B2GGFB_enIT228IT228&q=%22eastern+europe%22+site%3A*.uk&btnG=SearchcEastern Europe243hrefhttp://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&rlz=1B2GGFB_enIT228IT228&q=%22east+europe%22+site%3A*.uk&btnG=SearchcEast Europe
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0I know we have discussed this topic before. I was told if the focus is the duration instead of speed, quick is better than fast. It's possible that Clive typed up the reply at a fast speed, and therefore the reply showed up shortly after the question was posted. However, Clive might not have seen the post when it was posted. He might have been away and in that case, fast could still have been c
0I think you are over-thinking this and making distinctions a native speaker doesn't make.02br 02br 00If the question sat there for three days, and then someone typed a response at 80 words per minute, you would still not say it was a fast response. 0-