hi my name is borworn i'am 19 i comefrom thailand, i would like conversation with foreign for improve my english ^^ nice to meet u

English is a difficult language to adopt as a second language for so many reasons. Your point about learning Japanese is irrelevant to this 'why English is difficult' conversation. In places like Canada, did you know the reason for having

My first Korean film. From an auctorial standpoint, there's not much here. I don't speak Korean, but I don't think a bad subtitling job can explain it all; this entire movie is boring characters walking around from place to place and

M: What color ribbon would you like? (In conversation, it's not necessary and perhaps even "strange" to repeat everything. If you wanted to, however, you might say: What color ribbon do you prefer that it be wrapped with?/What color

In Thailand if this question ask before now 3-4 years maybe my answer is about sex but in this time I think it should be the politic topic because of politic problem in my country set people have been to 2 side and very differencs in opinion .. we

If you are going to use the adjective "fellow" then it is only when you are in the same category as them. The President of the United States say "My fellow Americans." Someone from France or China cannot say that. A student

I would use "enamoured" (as we spell it in British English) almost exclusively in the expression "enamoured of", and often in the negative: "I'm not (particularly, especially, etc.) enamoured of ". This is not an

Hello!I'm a Chinese boy .I wanna make many friends.I have lots of hobbies.It's good for our conversations.If you're 12~14 yeas old,please e-mal me.My MSN is .I'm waiting for you!!

I know this is a very late comment, but since I joined this group only now and saw this message, I thought i'd offer my two cents' worth (in italics )--- I would consider this exercise damagingly prescriptive; most are neither

Hi, But the scholar has returned; that is, he doesn't live in , say America, any more, can we still use present perfect tense? Yes, you can. But my feeling is that most people wouldn't say that in such a conversation. I said