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Hello everyone, Im from china | WITAM! I am 27 and I come from Poland
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By the way Sun Dec 05, 2004 10:11 am  By the way
 

yo wrote:
Samrat wrote:
By the by , which country do you belong to? How often do you get chance to make your communication in English?Samrat

it's by the way and which country do you live in

Dear Yo,

Thanks for your interest in correcting my mistakes. But still I feel , my statement is also not a wrong one. If we want to change our subject to other matters we usually say "By the by" so is "By the way". "Which country do you live in? " is an apt one if we are interested in knowing the country of the person currently living. That too, I fell this should be said in present continuous tense, "Which country are you living in? " . I just want to know the orgin of the person hence I strongly feel "Which country do you belong to?" will do.

Again many thanks for your advice.

Samrat
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Hello, it's me from Germany... Sun Dec 05, 2004 17:24 pm  Hello, it's me from Germany...
 

i live in canada, and i have never heard anyone say by the by, i'd guess because it doesn't make any sense with the flow of words. Which country do you belong to yes it is correct but when you read it outloud it doesnt sound right. I mean you can use it no problem, but saying which country do you live in just sounds better. Also if you want to know the persons origin just say what is your background or where were you born. Razz
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Hello, it's me from Germany... Mon Dec 06, 2004 10:36 am  Hello, it's me from Germany...
 

yo wrote:
i live in canada, and i have never heard anyone say by the by, i'd guess because it doesn't make any sense with the flow of words. Which country do you belong to yes it is correct but when you read it outloud it doesnt sound right. I mean you can use it no problem, but saying which country do you live in just sounds better. Also if you want to know the persons origin just say what is your background or where were you born. Razz

Dear Yo,

Thanks again. Your points are noted. By the way, I meant "By the Bye" not "By the by". There was a typo error in my post.

Thanks,
Samrat
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Hello, it's me from Germany... Mon Dec 06, 2004 20:22 pm  Hello, it's me from Germany...
 

Thanks again. Your points are noted. By the way, I meant "By the Bye" not "By the by". There was a typo error in my post.

Thanks,
Samrat[/quote]
Hi! What does it mean?
By the bye
so long
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Hello, it's me from Germany... Tue Dec 07, 2004 15:40 pm  Hello, it's me from Germany...
 

Quote:
Hi! What does it mean?
By the bye
so long

"By the Bye" means as same as "By the way". If we want to switch our subject from one to other it will be used.

Thanks,
Samrat
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Hello, it's me from Germany... Thu Dec 16, 2004 15:08 pm  Hello, it's me from Germany...
 

Привет, Елена!

It's great that you are a journalist. I'm a journalist too and I also speak Russian.
How many languages do you speak? Is it difficult to work in another country?
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Good doing Thu Jan 13, 2005 23:53 pm  Good doing
 

Hello,

I'm also from Ukraine and moved to Canada a few months ago. This site is very good because you can take these tests and then ask questions. I already had one answer within what - one hour I suppose. Anyway, good doing guys I'll be back soon.
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I am new Sun Mar 27, 2005 23:10 pm  I am new
 

HI. My name is Edith. This is my first communication in this forum member. Also, I speak little English. I speak Spanish.I would like to have more communication with you. Rolling Eyes
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Hello, it's me from Germany... Wed Aug 31, 2005 1:36 am  Hello, it's me from Germany...
 

Hi
i'm new here. I hope i can get some help from you guys to improve my english..
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Improve my english Tue Nov 29, 2005 10:00 am  Improve my english
 

Hello everybody!I'm a chinese.My english is not very well.So I must learn english very hard.
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