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

A: ask for guidance, ask for help.

A: I means to help, for example, your maestros guide you. So do your padres. They help you along.

A: "if the result isn't as good as we want"

It's a fancier, more polite wording.

A: Thanks for clear explanation.

A: advice is when someone recommends, guidance is when someone steers you in the right direction

A: guidance is a more general word. guidelines refer more to specific norms and prescriptions to help guide so they can be a form of guidance. but guidance, the more general word, can have other forms such as showing or leading by example.

A: Both mean a sequence of steps that help you accomplish a task.
Perhaps one difference is that a guide has a warmer and more conversational tone.

A: @alexndafluents thank you.

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A: I greatly appreciate your further guidance and encouragement.

A: This sounds excellent and very natural!

You could also say:
"I decided to study English again, and I would appreciate your *help*."

This way may be a little more common to hear in my opinion, but again the way you wrote it is perfect too. Just giving another option 😊

A: "Consult the newspaper on where the program will be located."

A: well, guidance is a form of assistance. In this particular case they are nearly interchangeable.