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Introduction: My name is Jafar... #1 (permalink) Sun May 24, 2009 11:52 am   Introduction: My name is Jafar...
 

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Hello, this is my first voice message.
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Introduction #2 (permalink) Sun May 24, 2009 15:16 pm   Introduction
 

Hey, it is nice hearing from you, very well thought and expressed. And yes, this is a great place to learn English. I am here quite often :wink:
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Introduction: My name is Jafar... #3 (permalink) Tue May 26, 2009 15:41 pm   Introduction: My name is Jafar...
 

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Jafar. A message for you.
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Introduction: My name is Jafar... #4 (permalink) Wed May 27, 2009 13:31 pm   Introduction: My name is Jafar...
 

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Hello Jafar...

It is great to hear your voice message! This is Tom Kane writing from the United States. I just wanted to take a minute to compliment you on your recording - it sounds great!

It appears to me that you have been speaking English for quite some time now. Your voice and words are clear and very easy to understand. If you can, send another message so everyone can hear you.

Keep up the good work, Jafar! I look forward to hearing from you.

Take care,

Tom
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Introduction: My name is Jafar... #5 (permalink) Wed May 27, 2009 17:29 pm   Introduction: My name is Jafar...
 

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Hi Jafar Zali,

Thank you very much for your positive feedback regarding our email English course. I see that you registered on our forum back in December 2008 when you posted your first text message and I'm glad you made the decision to practice your speaking skills on the forum too. That's really exciting! Your voice is easy to understand and pleasant to listen to. Where did you learn to speak like this? And how have you managed to aquire such good speaking skills? It would be great if you could share a secret.

Speak to you soon.
Regards,
Torsten

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2 #6 (permalink) Fri May 29, 2009 19:18 pm   2
 

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Hello again to everybody especially my learning coach, Dear Torsten.
This is Jafar talking. As the second voice message, I would like to appreciate your kind attention to the first one.
Dear Torsten, it was very nice to hear from you. Your message really made me happy. I am not that much good in speaking really. I have been learning English for some years but I have made a lot of gaps between my learning courses so I haven’t been able to make my English knowledge complete, mostly in listening and pronunciation. I have attended some conversational classes but the teachers say that “you should concentrate on intonation much more”. It shows that I should practice speaking more and more. Another weakness is listening. It sounds very difficult to me to understand the English programs on TV especially movies. I should increase my word powers too. The writing is not basically correct either, and the grammar as well as the other skills. Anyway I am here to make myself better in these skills and I need your help and of course some time. Because my job takes me too much time.
It was nice to hear from Gray, Kitosdad and Tom kane too.
I wish you all the best.
Bye
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2 #7 (permalink) Fri May 29, 2009 20:49 pm   2
 

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Jafar, I just wanted to say, in brief, that I know many English speakers who could not hold a candle to you for clarity and pronunciation. You're a gent!

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Introduction: My name is Jafar... #8 (permalink) Thu Aug 06, 2009 9:45 am   Introduction: My name is Jafar...
 

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Hello Dears,
Sorry for being absent for some weeks. Believe me, I don’t want to be away from my friends in english-test.net but it is not really that much possible for me to be here regularly. Anyway I promise to do my best to be more and more active.
I have some friends that they are going to learn English and they want me to be their guide in conversational classes in which we would just try to speak about different topics.
I think it is a useful method but I think it is not complete. I want you to help me in this case. Can I help them or not? They are very busy with their jobs and they cannot attend institute classes.
What is the best way to increase our ability to speak English? I myself think we should at first listen and then repeat, like a baby. Besides, there should be a suitable atmosphere which has the most effect and forces the learners to use sentences in English. I think we should learn the grammatical points in this method too.
Am I right or wrong? You are kindly requested to help me and my friends.
Thank you very much.
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Introduction: My name is Jafar... #9 (permalink) Fri Aug 07, 2009 16:42 pm   Introduction: My name is Jafar...
 

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Hi Jafar, I completely agree with you -- if you want to learn English it's vital to surround yourself with spoken English on a daily basis. Listen, analyze and repeat. Use your subconscious mind to let the English language filter through your brain.

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Introduction: My name is Jafar... #10 (permalink) Fri Aug 07, 2009 19:22 pm   Introduction: My name is Jafar...
 

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Hello Jafar,

It's so good to hear your voice again. This is Tom Kane writing from the United States.

I do agree with you that by listening to the written word, and then repeating what you have already heard, it will greatly increase your ability to speak English.

To answer your question about your friends - yes...I think you can help your friends a great deal. You write and speak English very well. If you can encourage them to log on to English-test.net, or you can practice English with them by listening to various topics, everyone will benefit. I will be speaking to Torsten about different ideas to assist you with listening exercises.

I look forward to hearing from you again. I hope you are well, Jafar!

Take care,

Tom
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Introduction: My name is Jafar... #11 (permalink) Sat Aug 08, 2009 7:25 am   Introduction: My name is Jafar...
 

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Hello Torsten,
I read your message more than 10 times. It is concise. Thank you very much. I need your help more. I understood from your message that
1.We should be surrounded by spoken English everyday which contains listening skill too. Just writing and reading English does not help a lot. But the question is what topics should be spoken about? My friends are in different levels. What is the best step by step speaking plan? Do you suggest any book?
2.Analyzing the words before repeating that you pointed out is an important key. Thank you again. I didn’t think about it. I want to know that, when I hear the sentence “I have been learning English for some time”, how should I analyze it?
3.How to use subconscious mind is another question. Is it possible by repeating the words? Please talk about it more.
Many thanks for your guide.
Hello Tom,
Many thanks for your encouragement. I am not that much good at English. Any way I hope to be better and better at English learning.
My friends have not attended any classes. Some of them need basic study of English. They cannot write in English at present but they like to speak a lot and I don’t want to be strict with them. I think after some time they will be the members of English-test.net? Am I right?
Of course with your help and Torsten, I will be able to be better at English and I can help my friends.
Thank you very much Tom.
Jafar
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Introduction: My name is Jafar... #12 (permalink) Sun Nov 15, 2009 12:21 pm   Introduction: My name is Jafar...
 

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Please listen to my recording and respond with a voice message too. Many thanks.
My message ment for Tom Kane. Would you listen to it?
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Introduction: My name is Jafar... #13 (permalink) Mon Nov 16, 2009 15:54 pm   Introduction: My name is Jafar...
 

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Hello Alexandranow,

I listened to your message and I think you sound excellent. This is Tom Kane from the United States.

Your message was clear and concise and easy to understand. I'm not too sure if you thought I was from England, but I'm from the States. Alan is in England and Torsten is located in Gemany.

I look forward to hearing from you again.

Take care,

Tom
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Introduction: My name is Jafar... #14 (permalink) Mon Nov 16, 2009 17:20 pm   Introduction: My name is Jafar...
 

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Dearest Tom, listen to my new message, in that I apologise for my error...
You are from USA. Oh my God! I feel ashame now. Sorry.
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Introduction: My name is Jafar... #15 (permalink) Wed Nov 25, 2009 11:21 am   Introduction: My name is Jafar...
 

Hey Tom,

I really wish I could speak and pronounce English the way you do. I've been listening to your recordings and damn! you sound perfect. I want to be just as good, please help me.
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