Why I learn English the language I hate

[jargon_dudette]

when a person hates doing something, it's either s/he is FORCED to do so, or s/he doesn't have a CHOICE.
BUT ON THE BRIGHT SIDE:
if your already in that situation, like being forced to learn English, what you can do is: MAKE THE MOST OUT OF IT. You don't know how many people out there would like to exchange places with you just to have the great opportune to learn English.

[Jihan]

well..i dun hate english..really..

[jargon_dudette]

Originally Posted by Jihan

well..i dun hate english..really..

good for you!

[blouen]

I wonder how somebody could hate English when it is such a beautiful language to learn.

[mohaimel]

English is a very beautiful language no doubt of that.

[alihandra]

Originally Posted by mohaimel

English is a very beautiful language no doubt of that.

If it so , which language Can you express yourself better English or Arabic?

[pinoy24]

Originally Posted by blouen

Right!!!

I love learning English and I take every opportunity to use it. When I started learning it, though we study it in school I haven't got must interest in it as today, I was working in a restaurant as a crew when I committed myself to learn it. I looked like a fool to my crew mates for I kept trying to speak in English though it was very difficult for me and that my regional accent is very audible. That was two years ago. And months ago, I met my supervisor in the street and noticed such improvement in me. Now, I am teaching basic English to Koreans and is learning from it as well... I'm convinced there's still a lot more to learn in English!!! I even wonder when it will stop...

hello! are you filipino? im a filipino but im presently residing now here in saudi arabia. you know i am very impress and proud to all people who can speak fluently in english. i admit that im not good in english thats why i want to im prove my english skills. can you help me on this? i am desperate to learn more in english. please help me, give me some tips on how to developed my ability to speak english. you know, everytime im talking to my boss i always get nervous because sometimes i do not know how to response on his question. i cannot expressed my self in terms of speaking in englis. please help me. thank you!!!

[jargon_dudette]

Originally Posted by pinoy24

hello! are you filipino? im a filipino but im presently residing now here in saudi arabia. you know i am very impress and proud to all people who can speak fluently in english. i admit that im not good in english thats why i want to im prove my english skills. can you help me on this? i am desperate to learn more in english. please help me, give me some tips on how to developed my ability to speak english. you know, everytime im talking to my boss i always get nervous because sometimes i do not know how to response on his question. i cannot expressed my self in terms of speaking in englis. please help me. thank you!!!

I'mpinay and all i can advise you is to...
practice, practice,practice and more practice!
think in English, talk to yourself in English, practice common phrases and conversation you have their in English and last but not the least....
always visit usingenglish.com

[besthost]

I like the english language very much!!! When it comes to pronunciation, I prefer Ame accent. Despite the foregoing, matching words with appropriate prepositions seems like a milestone to me.

[RonBee]

My turn! (Comments and suggestions.)

Originally Posted by zhengrong

Frankly, I hate English! What a language this is? Most of words in English contain several or even many meanings. Facility, for example, while I check dictionary, there are so many meaning whose are totally irrelevant, which could be easy, simple, dexterity, proficiency, convenient, agility, equipment and tool! So many words each containing ikla meaning combined in Facility.

Frankly, I hate English! What kind of a language is this? Most of the words in English contain several or even many meanings. Facility, for example. When I checked the dictionary I found many meanings for facility which are irrevelant. Some of them are: easy, simple, dexterity, proficiency, equipment, and tool. So many meanings in the one word, facility!

Originally Posted by zhengrong

Then, Right, for example, also means power, justice, and a direction.

As another example of what I am talking about, the word right means power, justice, and a direction.

Originally Posted by zhengrong

Whereas in my language, each word contain one meaning, even if there are more than one, whose are relevant.

In my language each word contains only one meaning, and if there is more than one meaning it is relevant.

~R