Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Victoria"

A: This is a simple question asking about "A cake".What do you want to ask?

A: Victoria's Secrets is a lingerie brand famous in the USA. Fittings refers to trying on the lingerie to find a size appropriate for the person in question.

A: The 1st stresses the fact that nobody knows, even Victoria.
The 2bd stresses the fact that Victoria should know, but she doesn't

A: The first one is more natural, as Victoria station is a proper noun is doesn't need a determiner. For example I'm going to visit Jack. Compared to I'm going to visit the Jack.
Jack is a proper noun, so the determiner is unnecessary. But I'm going to the bus stop - needs a "the" so the bus stop is specific.

A: Tomorrow we're all going to eat a Victoria Sandwich for lunch

A: I’ll be eating Victoria Sandwich with everyone for lunch tomorrow.

A: Victoria will eat a sandwich for lunch with everyone tomorrow

A: Tomorrow, Victoria Sandwich will eat lunch with everyone*.
か
Victoria Sandwich will eat lunch with everyone* tomorrow.

*「みんな」があなたを含むとき:
Tomorrow, Victoria Sandwich will eat lunch with all of us.
か
Victoria Sandwich will eat lunch with all of us tomorrow.

A: Victoria Sandwich will eat with everyone for lunch tomorrow

A: × Kurt, I wish to go back to my homeland after this war.
✓ Kurt, I wish to return to my homeland once the war ends.

× I am glad you wish like that.
✓ I am glad you wish as so.

× Since you have left homeland, your father, the Count of Santa Laura
✓ Since you left home, your father, the Count of Santa Laura,

× was being so worried about you, and started suffering from his baldness.
✓ had been so worried about you that he began to suffer from baldness.

× Now he has been as bald as an egg.
✓ Now he is as bald as an egg.

× My father has, has been...as bald as an egg?!
✓ My father is, is... bald as an egg?!

× Oh dear, I can't believe this because it has been only bloody 2 years
✓ For goodness’s sake, I can't believe this… it’s been only 2 bloody years

× since I left my home?!
✓ since I left home!!

× He,He is not even 40 years old, but bloody, bloody bald?!
✓ He, he is not even 40 years old, but… bald?!

× You should not make your parents to be worried about their daughter's safe.
✓ Dear, you should not worry your parents about their daughter's safety in this way.

× Parents are not there when you eager to see them again.
✓ —I don’t understand this bit, could you let me know what you are trying to say?—

× No doubt to regret.
✓ —I don’t understand this bit, could you let me know what you are trying to say?—

× (I forgot that he has lost his parents already...)
✓ (I forgot that he lost his parents already...)

× Hey, kurt.
✓ Hey, Kurt.

× Would you mind if I ask you to follow me and go back to my homeland
✓ Would you mind if I asked you to come with me back to my homeland after this war?

× Of course not!
✓ Why would you ask such a thing, Vicky?

× I am your intented.
✓ — I don’t understand this line, could you let me know what you are trying to say?—

× Vicky, not your homeland, Our homeland.
✓ Vicky, not your homeland. Our homeland.

× The place where you shall be going back is the right place where I shall be going back as well.
✓ The place where you shall be going back is where I shall be going back as well.

× Thank you, my sweetheart.
✓ Thank you, dear.

× Kurt, if we could go home..., no never mind.
✓ Kurt, if we could go home..., no, never mind.

Your story is amazing, and your English is very good as well! I tried my best to make it sound a bit more natural but there were a few lines I didn’t understand, could you maybe please explain what you wanted to say there as well as some context? Thank you!!

A: × Victoria is located in the south side of New South Wales.
✓ Victoria is located on the south side of New South Wales.

you could technically use both, but I feel that saying on the south side is more natural

A: This symbol "#" can be pronounced several ways. It depends on the context. Based on your provided sentence, it is pronounced "number". You may have also heard it called a "hashtag" or "pound". I will say all three words:

A: I went to Victoria to visit my uncle and aunt for several days. Their house was very nice, and I felt comfortable living there. My uncle and aunt are really good cooks, so I definitely had the best dinner of the year at their place. We had a pretty good Christmas Eve talking and watching TV with gifts under the Christmas tree. I opened a gift and got a makeup box the next morning on Christmas Day, and my cousin got the Chai pet that I got them. Those days I spent with my uncle's family in Victoria was the highlight of this Christmas break.

Changing is to was in the second sentence keeps past tense throughout. But overall very good!

A: @ho-hoho: I've been in Victoria for about a month. I'm frustrated that I can't speak English yet. I feel confused in my class because sometimes I can't understand what they are saying.