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frank_2005UID: 194748

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frank_2005UID: 194748

I can definitely talk to native guys, but I make a lot of mistakes in pronunciation and grammers. I need practising. TSE is not real spoken english. I don't know how to eliminate errors when I talk, though most native can understand my english. I will go to america as a nurse, but I need TSE for visa screen. I used to work in Singepore as a male nurse in mental hospital for four years. I quit it after I got an offer from USA hopistal. I passed TOEFL and NCLEX (american nurse exam) in Singepore. Right now I am in Shanghai.

frank_2005UID: 194748

you should improve your english. I don't understand you at all. your writing is so bad.

suckdogUID: 172480

WoW~ When you were talkin' that you can't understand, but you
meant you didn't check it out right.
It's kinda saying to mind my own business, isn't it? Never mind.
Fair enough, paddle your own canoe.

gdhdannyUID: 125843

plz don't always say those 'sup, dope?' stuff ok?

Not everyone would understand what you said due to the local English background. It's not because either of us has a bad command of English, it's just, different, you know. We all came here for fun and for the same interest in English communication, so the BEST English here is the one that can be fully understood.

suckdogUID: 172480

Deal.

You won't be annoying by those crap words again, and ever.

frank_2005UID: 194748

I couldn't understand you at all. Actually your message seems writing by native people. However, I don't know what you talk about. I bet that native guys might not understand you either.

gdhdannyUID: 125843

Actually, we are not ANNOYED about what u said, it's just not very smoothly organized, which therefore makes it difficult to get your point (Please don't be mad at what I said). For example, " When you were talkin' that you can't understand, but you meant you didn't check it out right. " In this sentence, you put forward a 'but' without a leading subject ahead of it, which renders the whole sentence completely non-sense. Another one, "You won't be annoying by those crap words again, and ever. " This one is better, but still, we would appreciate it if you say "You will never ever be annoyed by those crappy words."

Hopefully you won't mind my frankness, everyone is welcomed here, we are just hoping to provide a free space of English communication without any bias.

suckdogUID: 172480

to franky, I might be wrong to discuss your situation being not only
involved in the improvement of spoken E, but concerned of overall.
I just hope that you would be getting into the right track, doing the
right things, frivolously conclude no more. As you know, by reading
my thread, it can be seen that I emphasized the promotion of verbal
English on how to improve your overall ability in terms of grammatical,
listening, and even writing areas. More specifically, you'd better firstly
correct your pronunciation through the improvement of listening. Once
you cannot pick up the correct accent as the standard one, it's not easy
to rule out problems with your pronunciation. Still, I believe you are able
to speak fluently English (coz 640 talks, emm~), but the meaning of verbal
indicates more the sphere of grammatical contact in daily life. So once again,
the less grammatical problems you have, the better your spoken English will be.
That's what I have beening honestly saying to you. If it doesn't work to you,
no worries, shake it off.

danny,
I'm not intending to wrangle about right n wrong. As following the conversation
in here, I wrote what I said. Regarding the sentences I mentioned above, they
themselves were in the way of spoken English. Not slangs but they turned to
what natives used to say. However, I can't see what the grammatical problems
you pointed out as I didn't emphasize the further conversations between us, in
which someone would probably be saying that kinda idioms. Btw, crap=B.S./S
(but slightly saying...) can be seen as the adj. Crappy is totally different. (and
have you realise that I say the sentences, which is similar with the last topic we
had argued? when we use article 'the' should be emphasis/emphases followed.
It might not be saying like 'have anyone seen the movies (I have mentioned)
above' without above or anything you meant to emphasize or to mention again.
Though we could understand what it exactly means, you know what, it's not
that correct.
Once again, no one wrangles about right and wrong. Have fun.

joe824UID: 187661

Cut it out~

gdhdannyUID: 125843

Well, well, well. Seems no need to argue. I just hope more people COULD really understand what you were talking about.

joe824UID: 187661

Okay, i can understand what u said~

蔚蓝的夏天UID: 163249

I really don't understand suckdog's English, maybe that's the way Australian people speak.

Even more difficult than communicating with native speakers, sorry for that