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My favourite threads :) #226 (permalink) Thu Aug 24, 2006 8:33 am   My favourite threads :)
 

Hi Herc!

Your home thread is not a bit 'less favourite' for me :)
And I feel cosy in the forum when can see that you’re here.

I also very like Fang Fang’s stories and her special light style of writing.

Have a nice day too,
Tamara
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ABB BB BBBB... .-- .- -- ... :-) ;) #227 (permalink) Thu Aug 24, 2006 8:44 am   ABB BB BBBB... .-- .- -- ... :-) ;)
 

Hi, Michael!

You seem to be preparing to become a qualified cryptographer :)

That’s good. In the case your pretty ‘interview girl’ will be in doubt about some words you happen to use :), you can lightheartedly say that it’s very special and newest crypto-code for English :) And provide her with the link :D

Wish you be healthy, wealthy and wise :)
Tamara

P.S.
Quote:
Abb. is the abb. for abb.!

ABB Abbreviation :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ABB (especially the first :))
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I really enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum! #228 (permalink) Thu Aug 24, 2006 17:27 pm   I really enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum!
 

Me too.......... :D :D

Glad to see you, especially at anytime. :wink:

Tamara,

that not your favourite thread but this is our favourite thread.

and we are flying from happiness when we write in our favourite thread.

about my hairstyle I don't worry about it because I have a little from hair on my head. :lol:

The sun rises everyday

Восходы солнца ежедневные



ps. I wrote in Fang's post about traditional damascene House and I like read it.

light's warrior (Mba). :wink:
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Old dogs, but no new tricks just an evidence of trust #229 (permalink) Thu Aug 24, 2006 17:52 pm   Old dogs, but no new tricks just an evidence of trust
 

Fan of Arabian horses wrote:
:oops: I did that before I?ve read this post. Now I dread having stepped into the -at least in Germany well known-scale of grease. :wink:

Hi Michael
The equivalent English expression is "put your foot in your mouth" :lol:

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I really enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum! #230 (permalink) Thu Aug 24, 2006 17:57 pm   I really enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum!
 

Hi Mba

Do you have any idea how much your English has improved? It's incredible how much better your English is since you first started posting here!

Congratulations, Mr. Dark Magician! :D

By the way, I enjoyed your house description. It sounds lovely!

Amy
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I really enjoy! #231 (permalink) Thu Aug 24, 2006 18:46 pm   I really enjoy!
 

Oh… Daaark…
Thanks for the flowers! :)
Such wondeful flowers actually deserve to have water and sunshine in plenty :)

Quote:
I have a little from hair on my head.
OK. We will patiently wait looong months more – until you become similar to Tarzan :) and, at last, reveal yourself at forum’s avatar, as promised a month ago. :) ;)
Quote:
Восходы солнца ежедневные
Wow! Your Russian is great!
Not only your English is getting drastically stronger. :)
Quote:
I wrote in Fang's post about traditional damascene House
I’ve read what you wrote … it’s not only a description, it’s… a song…
True House for true Warrior of the Light. :)
Thank you! I actually enjoyed reading it!

Hi Amy, I’m really glad to see you posting and smiling.

My brief report.
Today my son has got results of his GCSE exams. Not too bad :)
He’s done Science separate, ICT and Math quite well, making up for his ‘C’ Grade on English Literature. :)

Also, I heard in today’s BBC news (Hi, Michael, I’ve just received your e-mail) that:
(1) Foreign Languages, as a GCSE (secondary school) subject, is getting less and less popular in the UK;
(2) this (studying foreign language(s)) now becomes optional (not compulsory) in the UK school.

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Old dogs, but no new tricks just an evidence of trust #232 (permalink) Thu Aug 24, 2006 20:41 pm   Old dogs, but no new tricks just an evidence of trust
 

Yankee wrote:
Fan of Arabian horses wrote:
:oops: I did that before I?ve read this post. Now I dread having stepped into the -at least in Germany well known-scale of grease. :wink:


Hi Amy!

Stepping into a scale of grease reminds me more to putting one?s foot into somebody else?s mouth :shock: since a formerly Chancellor of the German Union in the 1980?s often was drawn in comics after he had done exactly that ( vividly spoken ). :shock: :lol:

Amy wrote:
"put your foot in your mouth" :lol:


Although it would be a great challenge to one?s sports-skills they would look rather ridiculous, particularly if they have forgotten to clean up the foot before! :lol: :lol:

Thanks for that idiom 8)

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I really enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum! #233 (permalink) Fri Aug 25, 2006 12:42 pm   I really enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum!
 

Hi,Amy

I'll take your talk as impulsion to work hard.
Thanks Amy, you are the nicest English teacher in the cosmos.

Mba
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I really enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum! #234 (permalink) Fri Aug 25, 2006 13:08 pm   I really enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum!
 

Hi, Tamara

I am not good in Russian ……….. :oops:
In fact I don't have any knowledge about it. :oops:
My brother lived two years in Moscow so he good in Russian and maybe he will do PhD in Moscow at end this year.

Tamara :wink:

Really, we enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum!

Mba
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I really enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum! #235 (permalink) Fri Aug 25, 2006 16:03 pm   I really enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum!
 

Hi, Tamara:

Thanks for your words! LOL, Though I didn't write anything to you directly I am around you all the time , ( :lol: :lol:) reading your posts which help me with my English study a lot. Thanks again!!!!! Of course, I can learn everything from all of you here!!! :wink:

Happy Friday!

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I really enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum! #236 (permalink) Fri Aug 25, 2006 17:50 pm   I really enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum!
 

Hi all! Nice to see your thread on this forum again, Tamara! Your thread presents for me a cosy sitting-room where amiable people gather together and discuss different problems, recollect pleasant moments of their lives. Your thread is a discussion club and that's really great!!! The discussion in your thread contributes to improving English skills as well. I like the atmosphere in your thread and it's really relaxing :D
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I really enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum! #237 (permalink) Fri Aug 25, 2006 17:53 pm   I really enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum!
 

Hi, FangFang, I thought you were a boy, but it turned out that you're a girl. :D Nice to meet you again and sorry :D
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I really enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum! #238 (permalink) Fri Aug 25, 2006 17:57 pm   I really enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum!
 

Hi Mba! Amy is absolutely right! You're making a great progress! And I'm really glad for you!
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What a nice company in our chatter club! :-) #239 (permalink) Fri Aug 25, 2006 20:11 pm   What a nice company in our chatter club! :-)
 

Hi Mba!

Really? Your brother is/was a Moscow aspirant? How small the world is!
What scientific area he digs out :) to make his contribution?

Wishing him every success anyway,
Tamara

P.S. Thank goodness, Moscow is not in the Arctic Circle, so The sun rises everyday there - without long breaks :) :D

Hi Pamela,

Your posts are pleasant and not a bit boyish. :)
Last summers days, eh? (Лето пролетело...)

Hi FangFang!

I’m glad to welcome here such a friendly forum’s member - who luckily combines fertile imagination and quite good common sense :)

Come whenever you like and take a sit - wherever you like :) And help yourself :) :D

Hmm.
A language forum is a very special community, isn’t it? – where people are united mainly due to (the idea of learning :) ) some language. Thanks to :) English, in our case.

And any language (alive language, not as my unlearnt Latin :)) is like [a? the? -?] water.
I like this rich metaphor, it helps me. That can be seen from my forum’s signature, the phrase that Alan calls my personal mantra.

FangFang… how would you imagine our (language) forum then?


:) ;) :D

See you all,
Tamara
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I really enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum! #240 (permalink) Sat Aug 26, 2006 12:48 pm   I really enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum!
 

Hi,Pamela:
That's all right. Sometimes I hope I could be a boy,too. :lol: By the way, I am happy to see you again :wink: , How about your work?
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