how you learned english?
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How about chatting on the net? Start in a chatroom, newsgroup, forum, mailing list and what not, and then, when you get more comfortable in writing, ask people if they'd like to talk via Skype or VoIP...
One of the best ways i Know is paltalak; there you have some very interrestings chat rooms with many native english speakers you can write, talk, read everthing you need to get a strong language skills for Free
you can just speak with us here and your english will be better
a lot of people on bladi have a good english
so i think they can correct you if you make a mistake
(you can't say "not pb" but "no pb")
a lot of people on bladi have a good english
so i think they can correct you if you make a mistake
(you can't say "not pb" but "no pb")
don't use wanna or gonna
it's a very bad english
the last sentence : I start to understand movies in english
really i don't know what to say
i'm so surprised by ur answers
thank you very much u are so helpful
i'm so surprised by ur answers
thank you very much u are so helpful
this answer is it for me ?
try to speak without mistakes
and why are you surprised ?
how do you want i help you ?
the noun of some stories
hi lol
i just want to help him
you want some titles of books but do you know the subject of the storie?
I concur... and though I can only speak for myself, I'm pretty sure that most of us here would be very happy to help, as far as time permits.
Well, before you spend money on stories, you should really have a look at the stories of P.G. and other repositories of free stories you can download and read at home.
By the way, do you have some special preferences? What kind of stories would you like to read? I mean, what genres are you interested in? Criminal stories? Science Fiction? Romance? Non-fiction?
Oh, and don't forget to read newspapers as well. You could start at a news aggregator site like http://news.google.com/ and pick the U.S. or U.K. section and start reading random articles here and there. It helps too, and you'll see that you can very quickly pick up real-world English very fast. For sure, it ain't Shakespeare or Keats, but it helps too.
you have a very good english
do you live in England ? (England because it's the country which is close to France or maybe an other one ?)
And yes it's a good idea
the2holy : don't spend your money in stories, you can find a lot of free articles on the internet
and when you want to look for something you can use www.google.co.uk (the english google)
thanks
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Thank you.
Actually, I live part-time in the US (Colorado, 60 miles south of Denver) and in Germany (30 miles from Cologne); spending approx 4 to 8 months per year in every country... since 1986 when I left Morocco to study abroad.
Thank you.
Actually, I live part-time in the US (Colorado, 60 miles south of Denver) and in Germany (30 miles from Cologne); spending approx 4 to 8 months per year in every country... since 1986 when I left Morocco to study abroad.
Great !
you were born in Morocco and now you speak english and german i think
you are an example
Well done !
Yup, there's no better way than to mingle with the natives!
Anyone who can afford to spend a few months in an English speaking country should by all means do so. It comes quite naturally, especially if you have no other choice.
Romantika
VIB
Me too, but I went to London two times and it was a great experience !!!!