"Hiting" is the incorrect spelling of "hitting." "Hitting" refers to the action of striking something or someone with force, often using a hand, tool, or object. It can be intentional or accidental and is commonly associated with physical contact or impact.

"Minute" refers to a unit of time or something small. "Minuet" refers to a specific type of dance or the music associated with it.

"I agree" and "I agreed" are correct ways to express agreement in the present and past tense. "I am agree" and "I am agreed" are incorrect in standard English.

Cyan and teal are both shades of blue-green. The difference is that cyan tends to be brighter and more blue, while teal is darker and contains more green.

The standard spelling is "blue": B-L-U-E. This should be used for most contexts. The French spelling is "bleu": B-L-E-U. In English, this is most commonly used to talk about "bleu cheese."

"Set the bar" essentially means to establish a specific standard or expectation. It can be used for positive situations (setting high goals) or negative ones (setting unrealistic expectations).

"Earn your keep" goes beyond the idea of simply receiving financial compensation for your work. It embodies the spirit of contributing value, being accountable, and continuously striving to improve.

The correct phrase is "are you available?" as it follows the standard subject-verb agreement. "Do you available?" is grammatically incorrect and should be avoided in professional communication.

For informal occasions, "Chin." is an acronym for Chinese. For international events and formal occasions, Chinese is the abbreviated as CN.