Yes. It is the opposite position of a right-handed guitar strings. The strings of a left-handed guitar are, starting from top, 6(E) 5(A) 4(D) 3(G) 2(B) 1(e).
Most string instruments are designed to have the bowing or strumming in the right hand and the fingering or fretting in the left. Although some are made so you can...
Wash your hands with soap and water before you play the guitar. Wipe the strings down with a microfiber cloth after you finish playing. This will dramatically increase the lifespan...
It depends. If your instrument is in good shape and the neck is not bent out of shape, you don't need to replace them very often. Depending on how much...