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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #16 (permalink) Tue Mar 06, 2007 18:58 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

hi all
i am new user in this forum. i would like to give some details about me. i did all my school studies in our country local language. After that i have had the graduation in english. now i am work in one webhosting company. My nature of job is monitor the server and communicate with clients for their issues. Here i am facing the communication problem. Mostly i have problem in making the sentences. So i have'nt get the chance to show my technical ability. Please advise me regarding this info.
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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #17 (permalink) Tue Mar 06, 2007 20:48 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Dear Sahabsce,

Welcome to our forum. What you can do is the following: Create a list with phrases and sentences you need on a regular basis when you speak to your clients. Practice saying theses phrases until you are absolutely comfortable pronouncing them. Make sure you can say them without thinking about the grammar. Record your own voice and listen to it. If you have a coworker whose native language is English, have them listen to your recordings too. Alternatively, you can send us your audio files and we'll give you more feedback.

Let me know what you think.

Regards,
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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #18 (permalink) Fri Apr 13, 2007 6:02 am   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Torsten wrote:
Dear Sahabsce,

Welcome to our forum. What you can do is the following: Create a list with phrases and sentences you need on a regular basis when you speak to your clients. Practice saying theses phrases until you are absolutely comfortable pronouncing them. Make sure you can say them without thinking about the grammar. Record your own voice and listen to it. If you have a coworker whose native language is English, have them listen to your recordings too. Alternatively, you can send us your audio files and we'll give you more feedback.

Let me know what you think.

Regards,
Torsten


Hi Torsten

Thank you for your update. Here we are communicate with client through mail not by the voice process. Please advise me regarding this.

Thank you for your time

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Sahab
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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #19 (permalink) Wed Apr 25, 2007 23:12 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Hi ,

This is the first time i write inthis forum, i am so happy that at the end i found a place where i can improve my English, i want to speak, and write English as if it is my native language.

I believe that if a person does have the interest he can reach the maximum.

Cheers
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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #20 (permalink) Wed Apr 25, 2007 23:15 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

I realy agree with you. but just want to add one thing that if the person have the interest ... it change the situation coz heshe have the ability.
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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #21 (permalink) Thu Apr 26, 2007 22:19 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Hi Madona

Thanks for your reply. Please give me some hints for improving the writing skills.

Thank you fro your time

Take care

Sahab
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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #22 (permalink) Thu Apr 26, 2007 22:36 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Hi Sahab,

You might want to read How can I improve my writing skills? and take part in the workshop.
Let me know what you think. By the way, what exactly is "slashome technologies"?
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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #23 (permalink) Fri Apr 27, 2007 12:33 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Hi Torsten

Thaks for your great support.

Thanks and regards
Sahab :lol:
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Learning How the people EARN$$ lot on the Internet..? #24 (permalink) Sun Apr 29, 2007 10:53 am   Learning How the people EARN$$ lot on the Internet..?
 

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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #25 (permalink) Sun Apr 29, 2007 11:00 am   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Hi Allisfriend,

Thanks a lot for joining our forum. Could you please tell us more about the service you mentioned? How exactly does it work and how does it relate to this discussion?

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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #26 (permalink) Thu Jun 21, 2007 20:31 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Hi Torsten, I am new to this forum, and i liked it very much, i think it is an ideal place to learn english.My native language is Punjabi (From Punjab,India), my main problem is that i use to speak lot in my native language at my place & i think this is the reason that i can't speak english very well,i can listen to,speak fluently(by reading) but when it comes to daily conversation or interview like situtations, i just freezes,words don't come in my mind.I have tried many things like speaking in english with my friends,worked on my vocabulary etc., but the problem is that i start it with great spirit but slowly my interest becomes low and what i get is problem in speaking in english.So what do you think, what should be the strategy for me to improve my speaking skills? (Forgive me for any mistakes in my written english, i am also working on it). :?:
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audio files #27 (permalink) Wed Jun 27, 2007 20:49 pm   audio files
 

Hello Torsten,

Quote:
Alternatively, you can send us your audio files and we'll give you more feedback.


May I also send one of my audio files to you and have your feedback on my accent?

If positive, I will be most grateful.

Thanks a lot.
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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #28 (permalink) Wed Jun 27, 2007 21:12 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Of course you can, Mohammad. We look forward to receiving and listening to your audio recording.
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Where to put #29 (permalink) Thu Jun 28, 2007 12:57 pm   Where to put
 

Hello Torsten,

At first I should say I'm very grateful. A query: Where should I put the audio file? Shall I send it to your mail box? If positive, what's your email address?

Hear from you soon.
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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #30 (permalink) Thu Jun 28, 2007 14:25 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

I was expecting a positive reply from you, Torsten! I feel like nobody saw my post?
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