Warmly welcome all ur comments and ideas here

lyphardmelody_sm · 03-07-2008, 12:38 PM

to all my dears !

Let us know what u want !
Let us know what u need !
Let us know ur problems !
Let us know ur comments as well as valuable ideas in order to help our club be better

Hope that we'd hear all ur thoughts n try our best to make everthing be alright

Just express what u're thinking about ( including ur feelings ) , u're always warmly welcomed here

From lil' turtle with love

fossor · 03-07-2008, 12:44 PM

Want to open talking club. Need to talk. Talking's my problem.

lyphardmelody_sm · 03-07-2008, 01:03 PM

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Nguyên văn bởi fossor

Want to open talking club. Need to talk. Talking's my problem.

I see what u mean Fossor ! Not only u but many English- leaners meet lots of dificulties involved in speaking ! We're considering to create one speaking club but the biggest problems now are time n place ! However , u can go to many English centers and ask some information about English speaking clubs on saturday n sunday while we're on the way fouding our own club! So pity but I hope u'll find sth interesting n exciting from those clubs , dear !

conangdongdanh · 03-07-2008, 01:30 PM

I like English so much, but I prefer Vietnamese song to English song

although i know listen to English song is one of the good ways to improve our E. Must I force myself to do it?

@Rua: Could i know what your sign stands for?

Thanks

DeMen · 03-07-2008, 01:41 PM

Me too. I'd like English but I'd love Chinese & Japanese song

DeMen · 03-07-2008, 01:44 PM

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Nguyên văn bởi lyphardmelody_sm

Not only u but many English- leaners meet lots of dificulties involved in speaking !

why do u use "involved" here? why not "difficulties in speaking"? could u tell me the role of "involved" in this case?

nhk · 03-07-2008, 01:53 PM

Nowadays, we use chitchat-like English words such as “u”(you), “ur”(your), “n” (and) in our online chat conversations, text messages, etc…However, formal English is still used at work and at professional events. This is our English Club; therefore, we can have our own way. Either we use chit-chat English languages in writing for the fun at the moments or we can start learning to write formal English. We are tempted and can not resist using chit-chat English languages because it is cool to write like that. However, we need to look beyond the fun at the moments and start striving for long term goals in meaningful ways. The participants in this English Club box could be high school students or college students or professionals in different fields. And each person has a different level of English proficiency. Therefore, for the sake of English learning, I think we should encourage users in this box to write English in ways that help themselves and others be better at English writing and avoid or minimize chit-chat English languages if possible. Of course, we are here to learn and make friends. No one is perfect. We will make spelling and grammar errors here and there. But we will learn from our mistakes. That’s how we learn and get better. So have fun, be respectful, do not laugh at others’ mistakes, point out the mistakes in sincere tones to help others and learn yourselves. Welcome, everyone! Finally and by the way, my co-workers call me “Kahn” and I have a son named Edward. What’s your name?

lyphardmelody_sm · 03-07-2008, 03:06 PM

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Nguyên văn bởi conangdongdanh

I like English so much, but I prefer Vietnamese song to English song

although i know listen to English song is one of the good ways to improve our E. Must I force myself to do it?

@Rua: Could i know what your sign stands for?

Thanks

I do agree with u that listening to Eng song is a very good way to improve ur skill, esp. listening n even speaking ( coz u may sing along those songs

) ! But to me , just do anything u want to learn Eng , not to force ursefl coz u'll get bored with things that may not attract u much , sooner or later

! There're many ways to learn English ,learn it ur own way ( I mean comfortable n interesting ones ) ! I must accept that listening to Eng songs is my usual way to practice my skill , so, it's up to u to make ur clear choice n hope that u'll succeed

PS : so sorry but I just wanna keep my sign in private

lyphardmelody_sm · 03-07-2008, 03:26 PM

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Nguyên văn bởi DeMen

why do u use "involved" here? why not "difficulties in speaking"? could u tell me the role of "involved" in this case?

U're right when using " difficulties in speaking " , it must be shorter than my way , it's just a matter of saying ! I juz wanna emphasize those difficulties by using adj clause ! It must be " difficulties which are involved in / connected with speaking "

So , say it ur way to make everyone understand u ! Are u satisfied ?

DeMen · 03-07-2008, 04:28 PM

ok, I don't think that wrong, but it's a little strange to me so I feel a little more difficult to understand. I wonder if it has any other special meaning!

I am beginning to love this box, hehe