intrested in learning english?

[brotha]

is anyone interested to learn english in an easy way??

well go to this site:

 

usingenglish

 

if you have any question this is the site for you!

[Baluug]

Interesting this is! Go to this website insha Allah later I will! But for now, peruse Somalia Online I will because more interesting this website is than english learning.

[Faarax-Brawn]

Originally posted by liibaan:

Interesting this is! Go to this website insha Allah later I will! But for now, peruse Somalia Online I will because more interesting this website is than english learning.

Loooool.

 

Is why you leerning english?...Is very no good no need is

[Baluug]

As soon as brotha mentioned the words "learn english", it reminded me of the polish guy was in here last week.

[FatB]

wait don't you need to understand enlgish inorder to read

anyone interested to learn english in an easy way??

??

[brotha]

well just to say it's an excellent site and if someone needs help can benefit from it a lot.

[brotha]

every great jurney starts with the smallest of steps??

 

 

lovely quote where did you got it from?

[Nephissa]

My's anglish sort er sucks. I's want speak gooder anglish beter.

 

PS: Poor grammar is like a fingernail on a chalkboard.

[Castro]

^ That's true. It's funny hearing it when there's a heavy eastern European or Indian accent, but reading it is a pain. There's absolutely no excuse to write bad grammar if one has lived in an English speaking country more than 5 years. None.

[Baluug]

i dont fin d nothin rong with badd gramer. yu can still reed the sentance i jus wrote cant u? its not ap roblem wif me if u dont spell the werds rite, but just put in enuf effort so that i can at least understand what yer tryin to say and also u need 2 use the rite werds not the wrong 1s

[brotha]

Originally posted by Castro:

^ That's true. It's funny hearing it when there's a heavy eastern European or Indian accent, but reading it is a pain. There's absolutely no excuse to write bad grammar if one has lived in an English speaking country more than 5 years. None.

I have to say that i do agree with what castro said.

[Simply_I]

Also when english is your 4th language the spellin is ok but the grammar never really gets going.

[Laba-X]

"There's absolutely no excuse to write bad grammar if one has lived in an English speaking country more than 5 years. None."

 

...Castro, some people are not as gifted as you are, my friend!

[Cara.]

Originally posted by Castro:

^ That's true. It's funny hearing it when there's a heavy eastern European or Indian accent, but reading it is a pain.

There's absolutely no excuse to write bad grammar if one has lived in an English speaking country more than 5 years. None.

Someone who's been born and bred in one (nominally) English-speaking country:

 

"As a matter of fact, I know relations between our governments is good." —George W. Bush, on U.S.-South Korean relations, Washington D.C., Nov. 8, 2005

 

"So please give cash money to organizations that are directly involved in helping save lives — save the life who had been affected by Hurricane Katrina." —George W. Bush, Washington D.C., Sept. 6, 2005

 

 

[Cara.]

Originally posted by liibaan:

i dont fin d nothin rong with badd gramer. yu can still reed the sentance i jus wrote cant u? its not ap roblem wif me if u dont spell the werds rite, but just put in enuf effort so that i can at least understand what yer tryin to say and also u need 2 use the rite werds not the wrong 1s

But that was actually grammatically correct Liibaan...