Anglika, it's the last, can you help me?

[RonBee]

public address system？ Maybe.
An announcer ="An announcer" in trumpet
Can you understand? I guess you can.

No, I do not know what an announcer in a trumpet is. I can only guess.

[dodonaomik]

But don't you wear glasses?

What if Anglika doesn't show up? Are we going to have to change the title of this thread?

1. Yeah.
2. Anglika? Oh, he is very kind and very " correct" and very cool!
But I guess he is very tired sometimes( of course you too),
so when he sees the thread, he may only glimpse.





Will you come to China? If you come to China, welcome to my hometown and I will entertain you， friend . Do you like the meal with pepper ? I like it. I saw "American naval soldiers liked it very much" in a book, very good!!!
Welcome to China!

[dodonaomik]

No, I do not know what an announcer in a trumpet is. I can only guess.

In that tour bus, there are 1 or 2 trumpets.
The trumpets emit sounds of announcer.


And I think for some minutes, and I guess stereo may be better than trumpet.

[RonBee]

In that tour bus, there are 1 or 2 trumpets.
The trumpets emit sounds of announcer.


And I think for some minutes, and I guess stereo may be better than trumpet.

They might look like trumpets, but in English they are called speakers.

[RonBee]

Will you come to China? If you come to China, welcome to my hometown and I will entertain you， friend . Do you like the meal with pepper ? I like it. I saw "American naval soldiers liked it very much" in a book, very good!!!
Welcome to China!

Yes, I like my food spicy, but not too spicy. (I like hot sauce, but my wife doesn't.)

By "American naval soldiers" you must mean "sailors".

[dodonaomik]

Yes, I like my food spicy, but not too spicy. (I like hot sauce, but my wife doesn't.)
Very spicy food is very good without which I may die(^-*). I love it so much that I can not part with it.






By "American naval soldiers" you must mean "sailors".

sailor? No.( I guess) Or may be too common persons on ship?

American naval soldiers***They belong to American naval power or American Marine Corps.

[RonBee]

sailor? No.( I guess) Or may be too common persons on ship?

American naval soldiers***They belong to American naval power or American Marine Corps.

Then you mean marines.


("American naval soldiers" is actually a pretty good way to describe the US Marines.)

[SUDHKAMP]

Then you mean marines.


("American naval soldiers" is actually a pretty good way to describe the US Marines.)

Not a teacher.
Nicely marinated!