关于Tonight的意思和用法的提问

A: idk, may be he wants that you suck his dick or eat his ass
(im not native) so I never heard about this expression

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A: it's means that you'll have a fun or spend a nice time

A: Tonight I'm only go to read.

It sounds like it's not that person's choice. (Maybe they have lots of reading homework that they have to do.)

A: Tonight is gonna be fun.
Tonight is my birthday party.
Tonight is our wedding anniversary.

A: YOLO (You only live once!) Live for today!

A: They have similar meanings, but neither of them are common or natural things to say. I believe you meant this:

✅ Tonight was a success.

A: I believe both are correct and mean the same thing. But, I personally think the first sentence sounds better.

A: look is more certain than seems.

A: Yes, it is almost the same meaning. The correct one would be "Tonight I am leaving to London."

A: You could just say tonight ^_^

A: Yes, this is correct.

A: The second word.

A: @mimimarch7: It's OK as it is.

A: Like any language there is more than one way to say something. It’s not a choppy sentence really, but it could be repositioned or condensed. “I was watching the stars as I walked through the city. I didn’t know/expect to see them so brightly in the city.”

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A:
hehe, I photoshopped it myself. Yeah, it does look horrible doesn't it, haha? I did it very quickly. I didn't mean for it to look creepy. I thought it looked creepy without a smile, like the first image of him on the left side, so I put a smile on him to make him look more happy. Hopefully the illustration helps you understand what "and all" means. His bow tie, watch, and six pack abs, etc.

Yeah, this sentence is correct too:
Is there any included meaning in "and all"?

Here are some more corrections:

You wrote:
His naked body looks horrible, Doesn't he? His wide smile even makes me creepy! xD

It should be written like this:
His naked body looks horrible, doesn't (IT)? (EVEN) his wide smile (CREEPS ME OUT)! xD

A: You would say: Last night l had been studying for hours. You use the past perfect or past perfect continuous when it preceded another action. You can't say tonight if it is morning and you are talking about last night..... ieri notte

A: Voice call / Video call

Tonight I don't suspect where you are, because I can hear familiar sounds through the phone: the AC turning on, the door opening and closing, and so on. I just wonder why you called me up on a voice call instead of a video call like you always do before sleeping.

or (...) I just wonder why we're having a voice call instead (...)