Эллор, funny Do you know any tongue-twisters in English? Can you say it quickly: Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled pepper, A peck of pickled pepper Peter Piper picked. If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled pepper, Where is the peck of pickled pepper That Peter Piper picked.
why u cant? its not that hard as u think p.s. - i write this way, cuz i chat in english so much, that u cant even imagine :P
it's like a tongue-twister about Betty Botter. Betty Botter bought some butter. But she says the butter's bitter. "If I put it in my batter, It will make my batter bitter. Bitter bit of bitter butter Will make my batter bitter." So she bought a bit of butter Better than her bitter butter. And she put it in her batter. And the batter wasn't bitter. So, it was Betty Botter Bought a bit of better butter.
Да,ребят,весело тут у вас..но по-английски ничего не скажу)) Это как шифр..Пытаешься что-то понять..но лень..да и сложно порой..)) Хы! I live in Bryansk))) This is good!!)) Вот..Получилось))) -ы-
I agree with azure. I don't understand people who don't want or don't need to study English. As for me, i need it for my future job. Hey! By the way, one guy (...from Italy, i don't remember exactly) has created a topic, and has wrote in English...Topic was closed....& i have warning now, 'cause of my answer in this topic
Heya folks!!! Lol it's friggin' strange to see this topic on our forum... it's much better to find native speakers and talk to them.... By the way....how long have you been studing english,Chaps?and how? As for me i practice my English in english school(BKC) and i speak with few guyz from UK using microphone Dunno if it helps me in future.....
speak english with the native speakers or at least foreingers who speaks english, you have no other choice to communicate with them, so its fun, i find it strange to speak english here : ))) Tho i love english even more than russian )
Emm... My English is not good((( This is one of the terrible problems in my life. What do you think about Torino 2006? I want our command to get the first place.
Pardon? I didn't get it? If you like English more than Russian you might be glad to speak it everywhere. Is the place of great matter for you?
Well, I think English of all of us needs the improovement as quick as possible. Nobody knows - maybe I've just said something wrong.
Well, maybe i do know? You shd use another article prior to 'improvement' - there shd 'an' instead of 'the'. For the rest you said, it's all correct
Pardon - ıs an Englısh word, honey. I don't have to go to school. I studıed my last school year ın US. Do you want to dıspute? Pardon - means прощение. (И это с английского, а не с французского. Кто у кого сплагиатил меня не волнует. Но в английском есть такое выражение.) And the expression "I beg your pardon?" - means "Excuse me? I didn't undersand you?' But Americans usually say just "Pardon?". Is it clear?
Hello! It's a very good idea to speak English I used to write English poems, but it is rather difficult... "When I feel bad, when I go mad I raise my eyes in the sky. I see the truth and I can move! And I can see the sunrise..." And now I hate this language! It's everywhere! I have to spend my evenings learning English =(( Why?? ))
This one looks like rap, not poem :P peeps i Do advise you to speak to some real native speakers...this forum is more like just a fun addition...Otherwise everybody here will see some wrong english of russian ppl and will get used to wrong idioms, etc...
Not quite right. Haven't you noticed double "o" in "improvement"? I've written that word not correctly. I suppose, your "shd" means "should"? Never heard about a form, like this one. Now, you must be a man who knows English very well or a man who think he knows...Further. Article "the" in my previous sentense means not just improvement - it means great improvement for everybody here and for me too.
Really? O, no.. ) I don't like rap! I speak to them twice a week It's interesting. Especially when they begin speaking Russian!
Yep, i've noticed it. Just thought is was misprint, not misspell So, yeah, "shd" really goes for "should". As well as "smth" for "something". As to my knowledge of English - it should be better judged by someone else, not me
Did you know, that English speakers in chat use a kind of slang - idiomatic English which often breaks the rules of correct English? For example, capital letters are avoided. I think, it's funny. Examples: r = are u = you thanx = thanks c = see b = be 2 = to 4 = for u bet = yes!!! nite = night wanna = do you want to dumbo = stupid yup = yes cos = because best = best wishes In my opinion, we sometimes do like it, don't we? )
Yeah, i think it's very useful and use it oftenly. But i think you're talking about some different things in parallel. The first half is so-called 'eye dialct', based on the WYSYWYG rule (what you see is what you get). Buying modern records you almost can't avoid finding such titles as 'b4 its 2 l8' (before it's too late) or ''r u in" (are you in?). The other expressions have a little respect to this dialect (or do not have it at all).For instance, 'you bet' is not slang, but a very old expression you can find in the great majority of vocabularies. By the way, it means not 'yes', but 'sure' or 'of course' And the words, oftenly used instead of 'yes', are 'yep' and 'yeah'.