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nearly vs. almost #16 (permalink) Thu Sep 08, 2011 3:50 am   nearly vs. almost
 

Mr. Kyaw Min Lwin wrote:
Thank you .
But please don't repeat it. I won't entertain. It is rude to comment on the stranger? Assuming you're from England. How many Burmese words do you know? I'm from Burma and I know thousands of English words and can speak fluently. Can you do so in Burmese?
Love you.


Sir, I am completely with Dozy over this.

We are here to learn English with the kind help of native English speakers. Everything they do is for our own good. Please, pay more attention to what their advice and be respectful for people who are doing their best to help us!!!
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nearly vs. almost #17 (permalink) Thu Sep 08, 2011 3:55 am   nearly vs. almost
 

Dozy wrote:
Mr. Kyaw Min Lwin wrote:
Thank you .
But please don't repeat it. I won't entertain. It is rude to comment on the stranger?
Normally in a forum I would not comment on the way someone chose to express themselves beyond what was relevant to the question. However, this is a forum for people learning English, and, as I say, non-native speakers can sometimes pick up odd expressions and continue using them inappropriately for a long time because everyone is too polite to correct them. Therefore, I thought I was potentially helping you in case you didn't understand the sort of situations to which "love you" is normally restricted. I didn't mean to offend you, and I'm sorry if it came across in that way.


No need to say sorry, Dozy!!! He is the one who should be sorry!!!

Ok, I have something that I've always wanted to say to you.

Ok, here goes:

I LOVE YOU! :P

Cheer up!
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nearly vs. almost #18 (permalink) Thu Sep 08, 2011 4:31 am   nearly vs. almost
 

I'd like to share a proverb with Mr. Kyaw:
Unpleasant advice is a good medicine.

To me, I am here to learn English and the way native speakers use words and phrases. If I were you, I would appreciate it because Dozy said something you have never ever questioned about.
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nearly vs. almost #19 (permalink) Thu Sep 08, 2011 4:36 am   nearly vs. almost
 

Hi Mr. Kyaw Min Lwin, being so defensive when someone trying to make constructive advice toward you is quite unreasonable, don't you think so? You may probably think that Dozy is rude, BUT I'd be more happier to label him as one of the most obliging friend that is very, very dear to my heart.
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nearly vs. almost #20 (permalink) Thu Sep 08, 2011 20:01 pm   nearly vs. almost
 

Ruifeng wrote:
No need to say sorry, Dozy!!! He is the one who should be sorry!!!

Ok, I have something that I've always wanted to say to you.

Ok, here goes:

I LOVE YOU! :P

Cheer up!


Right - that's it. I thought we had something special, but no, it turns out that you are enamoured with Dozy. We're through! :P
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