Thanks for your newsletter "Do you know where you're going?" (GPS)

[Torsten]

Hi Alan,

Many thanks for your explanation -- so Adam and Jane can give the following commands (among others):
- bear right
- keep right
- turn right

Very interesting...
Regards,
Torsten
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[youssef from morocco]

really your article is fantastic i enjoy reading it. as for GPS i have never had the chance to see one and to try it. by any way i prefer to depend on my self and find my way .keep up the good work
thanks youssef from morocco

[Torsten]

Yes, Youssef relying on yourself is a very good strategy which mean to make use of such tools like GPS and cars. After all we do live in the age of information technologies, don't we?
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[CeciliaS]

Dear Alan,
Thank you very much for your new story and this website, it is really useful for me. Then now i would like to know where can I search these two questions that are "What is meant by phonetic realization? and how is a phoneme related to its phonetic realization?
I tried but I could not get the right website. I believe that you would help me.
Thank you.
Cecilia

[Van]

Hi Alan, Thanks a lot for your newsletter!
I hope I will receive more and more of your useful advice and free English lessons.
Bye, Van

[Torsten]

[assile]

Dear MR ALAN
Thank you for the essay.
I liked it. Before you sent it to me, I had missed your essays and I had decided to write to you to inform about my feelings; but after two days I received your essay thank you.
I adored it.

[Ossy]

Dear Alan,
I am very jealous of you, i think jealousy is not an evil in education.
Ideas comes into my mind but i confess that i don't have the art of writing.
I'm looking forward to you to help me in this regard.

REGARDS

[Alina from Romania]

it was such a surprise when i got your message, it was a great journey and a very interesting story. i have never used a gps but you never know. It was a pleasure to read your essay. i am looking forward to hearing from u. I HAVE ALWAYS WANTED TO FIND A NETPAL.
Thanks a lot.
Alina from Romania

[Aiman Kenezhebekova]

Dear Alan,

I really appreciate your newsletter from 10 July.

The thing is I didn't expect such a letter so I was a sort of surprised to hear such an answer. I thought what is HE trying to tell me?! What relation does this GPS have to the Test your English?

You know I HAVE heard about GPS much but unfortunately I didn't have a chance to try it myself. My brother-in-law has it in his car (Toyota Windom - bytheway it's a right-hand car) but it doesn't work - maybe the reason is that in our country there are some definite settings for it or something.

Concerning my native language - it is Kazakh, but I have grown up in the USSR and my current Russian is much better than my native tongue. So you see. Of course there is a number of variations of the Kazakh, mostly it's connected with regional dialects.
As for me, I like British English accent, but I don't think my pronunciation sound at least a bit like it. I speak more an American English way of pronunciation, I suppose or, maybe it should be called Kazakh pronunciation reminding of an American one. I am joking.

Hope to receive some of your letters soon.

Have a nice day.

Yours,
Aiman Kenezhebekova

[Theresa]

Greetings Alan

Thanks for your email.I must say, it was very informative.Will you do me a favour and keep them coming.
Have a good day and thanks again.
Theresa

[Hayet]

Thank you for your nice "message". Now, to answer your question-if I know where I always go- Perhaps it will sound odd for someone my age to say that s/he doesn't drive but it's my case. However, the GPs would be really helpful in my case but still better with an 'automatic' driver- if it's correct to use this word. Any way, I hope I always know where I go because I never dare try unknown ways or streets. I don't like the feeling of being lost.
Back to your trip, you nearly crossed all Europe, lucky you.
Before going, i have to confess having joined your forum, so first, I would like you not to stop sending such amazing explanations and precious information; and second to remind me, please, of my password or screenname ... Thanks
Hayet.

[HCehn]

Dear Alan,

Thank you so much for your current newsletter. I enjoy reading your story in which your Tom-Tom plays an important role in your journey, and possibly picture the scene brought to me.

GPS is such a great "dagger", people carry it with them to kill opponent on the way in order to reach the destination. Without it, the opponent as any obstacle will take time away from you; waste your energy; make you feel exhausted;... Just try it once, you would realize how helpful it is to you, especially if you are a person who has to drive very often on a daily basis.

Really appreciate your efforts.

Best regards,

HCehn

[Ricarda]

Dear Alan,
Thank you very much for your articles.

[Saw Koe Toe]

Dear Alan,
I read you newsletter but honestly I could not get the point where it seems I could predict some parts of the story. Anyway, I do appreciate your works and thank to you and your team.
Best,
Saw Koe Toe