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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #31 (permalink) Thu Jun 28, 2007 18:38 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Hi Majorgeek,

Sorry for not responding to your message -- I think the best method of developing your speaking skills is to listen more to English. In addition, you might want to read How to learn English and let me know what you think.

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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #32 (permalink) Thu Jun 28, 2007 21:39 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Hello

Quote:
Torsten! I feel like nobody saw my post?


I feel like nobody saw my last post?
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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #33 (permalink) Sat Jun 30, 2007 16:21 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Hello Torsten,

Please tell me does my voice sound robotic? Is it near American accent, British, a mixture of both or none of them? How do I pronounce the words?

I must confess to not being able to make it better. I'm very eager to have your advices on it.

Sincerely Yours,
Mohammad
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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #34 (permalink) Sat Jun 30, 2007 16:56 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Hi Mohammad,

I will tell you what I think about your accent as soon as you send me your recording so I can listen to it.
Thanks,
Torsten
PS: The noun "advice" is uncountable so it doesn't have a plural form. (Please give me some advice.)
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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #35 (permalink) Sat Jun 30, 2007 19:09 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Hello Torsten,

I've sent it. Haven't you recieved it yet?

PS. In my native language the advice aquivalent can be use in a plural form. Anyway thanks I'll take your tip down.

Take care,
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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #36 (permalink) Sat Jun 30, 2007 21:06 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Hi Mohammad,

Please send your file again and make sure you use the right email address.
Thanks a lot,
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Thanks Torsten #37 (permalink) Sun Jul 01, 2007 8:26 am   Thanks Torsten
 

Thanks Torsten for taking interest in me, i know it is very difficult to give attention to everyone here seeking help, but i am glad you gave me response.
I liked the idea and i am looking forward to it, it may be difficult to collect audio files first but i will try other sources also.
Could someone here help me finding some good audio files on the internet, some links etc.?
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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #38 (permalink) Sun Jul 01, 2007 10:54 am   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Hi Majorgeek,

You can try out Audible.com
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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #39 (permalink) Sun Jul 01, 2007 15:39 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Hi,

Why not just use a tape recorder for recording your voice? Then you could send the audio cassette to Torsten...

All the best

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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #40 (permalink) Tue Jul 03, 2007 12:53 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

m1mohammad wrote:
Hello Torsten,

Please tell me does my voice sound robotic? Is it near American accent, British, a mixture of both or none of them? How do I pronounce the words?

I must confess to not being able to make it better. I'm very eager to have your advices on it.

Sincerely Yours,
Mohammad


Hi Mohammad,

I think your voice sounds very pleasant and your pronunciation is very clear and easy to understand. To give you a more comprehensive assessment I'd need a longer recording of yours.

Regards,
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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #41 (permalink) Wed Jul 11, 2007 20:58 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Hi Torsten,

Have you recieved my longer audio files?

SO LONG,
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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #42 (permalink) Fri Jul 13, 2007 11:06 am   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Hi Mohammad,

Could you please resend your file, it apparently it vanished into thin air...
Thanks,
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Hi everyone #43 (permalink) Sun Jul 15, 2007 14:23 pm   Hi everyone
 

My name is Nancy, I`m new member in this forum. I liked to improve my English.I think this forum is good and helped me to learn more and more. Next time I liked to write for my self. Sorry, my english is not perfect, but, I hope day by day to be more good. Thank you friends.
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How to purchase books here #44 (permalink) Wed Aug 08, 2007 10:03 am   How to purchase books here
 

Hi! I am just new here in this site. I am very much interested to buy the books etc but i dont have credit and debit card. I am from the Philippines can you please help me how.

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Learning English: Tips for Beginners #45 (permalink) Fri Aug 10, 2007 19:50 pm   Learning English: Tips for Beginners
 

Hi Nancy

Try to Prepare some articles on your intrested topics. It is helpful for make the sentenses and it also improve your writtng skills.
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