Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Somethings"

A: a pair of boots caked with mud.
incrostati di fango. il fango ormai asciutto

A: to look past = to ignore

it's a phraseological verb

A: It means changing something meaningful into something pointless/nothing of value. The "babe" at the end means he's talking to a girl.

A: @mirthae22: algunas cosas sobre mi

A: It’s not necessarily the plural word for something but some examples would be “Some things are better left unsaid” or “ some things require more of my attention”
Hoped I helped 😀

A: some: alguma, alguns
any: qualquer
something: algumas coisas
anything: qualquer coisa

A: say something good

A: "bend down" only.

A: @Deeanna: Being a clever girl, I don't understand something in grammars.

A: "I have an umbrella at home."

"A sofa, a bed and a rug is in the house."

A: × Whenever I buy somethings, I don’t check where I expended.
✓ Whenever I buy something, I don’t check how much I spend.

× So It is hard to keep track of it everyday.
✓ It is hard to keep track of my spending everyday.

A: I forgot something!
I will have to go back and get it

A: There are some things about your new plan that I don’t like.

There are some things that I don’t like about your new plan.

A: I woke up at 7:10 and I did some things like make my bed, brush my teeth, and have breakfast.

A: Neither 'permanent' or 'doesn't stay longer' are correct. But something like the below would work:

My favourite food is perishable.
OR
My favourite food doesn't stay fresh for long.
OR
My favourite food doesn't last long (though this could imply that it doesn't last because you eat it very quickly)

:)