Hi there! I am in Shanghai, China...

[Rynssen]

Hey guys.

I am in Shanghai, China. This morning, I googled 'Is progress always good', and this website popped out. The next thing I know is that I spent the whole morning (well, not the whole morning, strictly speaking - two hours at most) browsing through the forums. Then I registered, and here I am!

It is exciting to eventually find a place where I can improve my communication skills and get to know new friends!

[Iriss]

Hi, I registered this forums because I googled some phrases too...here's a good place to learning more.

[Naiverock]

Hi, guys,
Welcome here. Nice to meet u two Chinese. I am from Hangzhou.
I have been here for just half month, and I like here, because of the friendly atmosphere of learning English and the genuine help offered by friends and moderators all over whole world.
Tell us more about u.
Best.
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It will sure be a lot of fun here to make friends with you guys.

[Rynssen]

hey, great to meet you folks.

Iriss (with double s'es ), I've been to HK once a terrific place for shopping and I miss the food there, desserts in particular.

Naiverock in Hangzhou, how did you come up with your nickname? It is interesting. naive + rock? I mistook it for 'maverick' at the first glance.

I am currently working as an editor. was kind of desperate to find some place where I can ask about some language problems. Thank goodness I am here now. Hopefully you won't be bored by my loads of questions in the future.

[Naiverock]

Hi, Rynessen,
You will be warmly welcome to ask questions here, especially in the edition of 'English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms'. Not only your friends, but also, more importantly, the moderators are willing to offer help.
What's your story in your nickname 'Rynessen'?
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It will sure be a lot of fun here to make friends with you guys.

[Rynssen]

I stole this nickname from my hubby. He once told me it's a combination of two computer terms, but I can't remember what they are ...