SasOri-Sama Posted August 11, 2009 Posted August 11, 2009 I love english humour but this sensei guy is a bit weird i think. :blink: Seriously, check the guys comments...And he's supposedly 21. :unsure:
arazu Posted August 11, 2009 Posted August 11, 2009 I love english humour but this sensei guy is a bit weird i think. :blink: Seriously, check the guys comments...And he's supposedly 21. :unsure: I agree with that. So strange gal sometimes..."fake age" imho.
B4LINT Posted August 12, 2009 Posted August 12, 2009 I agree with that. So strange gal sometimes..."fake age" imho. Not necessarily :D But yeah, the other possibility is a bit more terrifying - who knows :lol: Anyways, I asked him in a topic some time ago about his age and he said he truly is 21...
Adamcell Posted August 12, 2009 Posted August 12, 2009 Hey men how do you do? I just realized that the forum has an English Topic. Life always make surprise :rolleyes: bout English humor: Its like the hungarian one, and also weird. But both funny, arent eh?
Sir_Zsim Posted September 8, 2009 Posted September 8, 2009 Where are you, people? The last post was in August, communicate here, because it's good :D If I have to, I'll reorganize this topic :D
DaVeman Posted September 8, 2009 Posted September 8, 2009 He's serious, he speaks the truth and believe me my ladies and gentlemen, you DON'T want him to organize things here :lol: I'm just joking, he's kind of an interesting person (in his strange way of course).
Sir_Zsim Posted September 10, 2009 Posted September 10, 2009 He's serious, he speaks the truth and believe me my ladies and gentlemen, you DON'T want him to organize things here :lol: I'm just joking, he's kind of an interesting person (in his strange way of course). hey, trust me, everything would be good if I organized things :lol: Interesting in a strange way? :D What d'you mean by this? :D
SKORI Posted September 10, 2009 Posted September 10, 2009 Hi everybody! I am a new member of this forum.How are you?
Sir_Zsim Posted September 10, 2009 Posted September 10, 2009 Hi everybody! I am a new member of this forum.How are you? Welcome to the English Topic, it's nice to have one more member among us. I'm fine thanks, and you? And I'm so happy to see that you are Barcelona fan, too :D Enjoy yourself here, and I hope you will be active ;)
SKORI Posted September 10, 2009 Posted September 10, 2009 Welcome to the English Topic, it's nice to have one more member among us. I'm fine thanks, and you? And I'm so happy to see that you are Barcelona fan, too :D Enjoy yourself here, and I hope you will be active ;) I'm fine too.Just I am tired. And I will try to be active.There are a lot of interesting topics in this forum,so I will write.And for Saturday:Let's go Barca! :)
Sir_Zsim Posted September 10, 2009 Posted September 10, 2009 @TePeti: Of Course it's cool :P Speaking Enlish is for fun you have a plce here to practice or have fun or wahatever you want but just in English! :D @SKORI: I'm not tired at all, keeping myself entertained keeps me awake it's that simple! Yeah, there are many topics to choose from, and I'm sure you will fine some suitable for you!
-malvin- Posted September 16, 2009 Posted September 16, 2009 I can understand a lot of English phrase, but I have problems when I make one. Also, I have some english books that are almost unuseable. I didn't really needed to speak in English (except in Slovenia), and our English teacher really sucks (she only teach us, how to pass gradulation). Can you suggest me something? (tutorials, books, ect.) Where I can speak in English with other people?
SasOri-Sama Posted September 16, 2009 Posted September 16, 2009 You should watch movies or tv series, like Scrubs or something, that show has a lot of american phrases and it can help you to sound a bit more "native." The problem with hungarian teaching is that the pronounciation is really crap here, but they only stress the grammar. Luckily I have an american accent because I learnt to speak english at the age of 3, thanks to american tv channels. (Cartoon Network B) )But the downside of this is that sometimes I make huge and primitive grammar mistakes. :D
kisgarzo Posted September 17, 2009 Posted September 17, 2009 Vát iz onlí spík inglis topik? Szorri áj kánt szpík Ingliss so áj vill onlí lív disz meszidzs end áj em ÁÚT. Fenksz
Raven Posted September 17, 2009 Posted September 17, 2009 You should watch movies or tv series, like Scrubs or something, that show has a lot of american phrases and it can help you to sound a bit more "native." The problem with hungarian teaching is that the pronounciation is really crap here, but they only stress the grammar. Luckily I have an american accent because I learnt to speak english at the age of 3, thanks to american tv channels. (Cartoon Network B) )But the downside of this is that sometimes I make huge and primitive grammar mistakes. :D you should hear my teacher say flour. he thinks it sounds like floor and says it like that. thats just one example.
SKORI Posted September 17, 2009 Posted September 17, 2009 Two weeks ago I spoke with 4 spanish boy in English.I and my friends met them in front of a restaurant at noon.They were musicians and they played music in the Vidor Fesztivál in Nyíregyháza.We talked them about the city,football and drinking. :)
BajuszGG Posted September 17, 2009 Posted September 17, 2009 I began to learn technical english at the uni... It's so exciting. Our teacher speaks like a tweeting cardinal after the rain. B)
SasOri-Sama Posted September 17, 2009 Posted September 17, 2009 you should hear my teacher say flour. he thinks it sounds like floor and says it like that. thats just one example. My chemistry teacher pronounces across as "akrössz" so I now what you're talkin' about man. :D
Raven Posted September 17, 2009 Posted September 17, 2009 I began to learn technical english at the uni... It's so exciting. Our teacher speaks like a tweeting cardinal after the rain. B) yeah the thing about foreign languages is that no matter how good you get at them if theres a word you havent encountered yet then you havent encountered it yet and if someone uses it in a conversation youll be completely lost. the context is not always helpful so we just have to get used to not always understanding everything. but its obviously becoming a smaller issue by the minute.
DaVeman Posted September 18, 2009 Posted September 18, 2009 Two weeks ago I spoke with 4 spanish boy in English.I and my friends met them in front of a restaurant at noon.They were musicians and they played music in the Vidor Fesztivál in Nyíregyháza.We talked them about the city,football and drinking. :) Hmm, two of my favourite topics :D When I was learning to drive with my instructor a couple of weeks ago, two german guys stopped us. They asked us if we know a way to a private hotel near or something. My instructor didn't say a word for some seconds, then he started to show the way by the movements of his hands and speak hungarian :D I helped him out, before the tourist could have thought he's crazy :D
SKORI Posted September 18, 2009 Posted September 18, 2009 Hmm, two of my favourite topics :D When I was learning to drive with my instructor a couple of weeks ago, two german guys stopped us. They asked us if we know a way to a private hotel near or something. My instructor didn't say a word for some seconds, then he started to show the way by the movements of his hands and speak hungarian :D I helped him out, before the tourist could have thought he's crazy :D :D It could be funny.
Philip12 Posted October 13, 2009 Posted October 13, 2009 I'm not perfect in English, but now I see I'm not alone :D :P (this doesn't apply only to the quoted message of course) I can understand a lot of English phrase, but I have problems when I make one. Also, I have some english books that are almost unuseable. I didn't really needed to speak in English (except in Slovenia), and our English teacher really sucks (she only teach us, how to pass gradulation). Can you suggest me something? (tutorials, books, ect.) Where I can speak in English with other people? Well, I also advise that you registrate on some English speak... khm English writing forums. There are plenty; fan forums of books, games etc. (Eg Harry Potter or Heroes of M&M etc.) There you meet a huge community (pretty similar to GS) and it will help you using the language, especially if you ask the people to correct your English. Also, it surely is very "kocka" (nerdy?) but I can tell you, a great part of my vocabulary comes from PC games. Those with voice and text are better that those only with text or only with voice. For a trivial example: Diablo 2 ^^" But any game installed in English can help - if you look up the words in the dictionary. (though a proper English teacher would be the ideal solution, I know it's rare <_< )
Warfoki Posted October 15, 2009 Posted October 15, 2009 I read an irritating joke just a few minutes ago. Here you go: 'Who's performing here?' 'The Who' 'The Who?' 'Yes' 'So 'Yes' is performing here?' 'No, 'The Who' 'Oooow, 'The Who' is performing here. 'Yes' Isn't it just marvelous? :rolleyes:
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