Do you need help with English?

@rhinoboy (2129)
June 25, 2007 11:27am CST
I've noticed several people from countries around the world asking questions or needing help with learning the language. English is my only language, but I'm quite good with it and I've spoken it for almost 30 years! Please feel free to ask me any questions you have and I'll do my best to answer everything (or help find the answer if I don't know).
3 responses
@Dan_ul (858)
• Romania
25 Jun 07
I don't really need help... but I can confess that wen I witting in english, like now, I'm surrounded by Romanian to English dictionaries:D... and also by English to Romanian dictionaries... and I'm proud of that... I am also aware that my english is not all the time perfect:P
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@rhinoboy (2129)
25 Jun 07
Congratulations. I admire your perseverence. You can learn most of a language from dictionaries, but sometimes you need to learn how sentences are put together in a different way. I hope you don't mind me correcting one thing: "my english is not all the time perfect:P" "my English is not perfect all the time :P" You're doing really well, keep it up.
@rhinoboy (2129)
25 Jun 07
You're very welcome. That is the problem I had with languages at school, I couldn't grasp how phrases should be structured differently. I think that once you learn that aspect, you are pretty fluent.
@Dan_ul (858)
• Romania
25 Jun 07
thank you for correcting me:)... thats where I make most of the mistakes... sometimes the topic of a sentence is different for the one in my language... an advice like that is always welcome;)
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@sunita64 (6469)
• India
25 Jun 07
Thanks for such a nice proposal, English is not my native language so if you see any error in my reply then please do point it out to me I will highly appreciate it. I personally feel that a large number of people on mylot will be helped by this gesture of yours.
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@rhinoboy (2129)
25 Jun 07
Your English seems perfect to me. A professional might find mistakes, but I think you write as good, or better English than most British teenagers who will be leaving school this year!
@Access (12)
• Poland
25 Jun 07
The first country I lived in is Netherlands, I lived there for 12 years. I just moved 2 years ago to Poland and I loveit here. I have learned English when I was young and I can speak it quite good :D.
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@rhinoboy (2129)
25 Jun 07
I'm rooted in my home city in the North of England, but I love the Netherlands. I have visited a few times, first for the smoke, but I learned quickly that the netherlands is a great country. Everybody is forward -thinking and progressive, rather than stuck in pointless traditions like England. I would like to visit Eastern Europe generally. I love being outdoors and parts of Poland and Romania still have undisturbed forests which is very rare in the UK.