I need help

[liyalin]

I want to extend my konwledge of English culture. So I need some famous novels. Would you like to help me? I will appreciate it if you help me.:lol:

 

[love marmalade]

富爸爸穷爸爸

 

[love marmalade]

rich dad poor dad

 

[Boris Tatarenko]

富爸爸穷爸爸

I've no idea what it means and I bet our teachers don't know as well. If you're in the English Language Learning forum, you need to write in English. :-?

P.S can I say "I've no idea what it means and I bet so do our teachers.

 

[Barb_D]

Read what you enjoy. Harry Potter or Percy Jackson. Spy novels, mystery novels, romances, short stories.

Just read what gives you pleasure. You'll never get the hours back if you spend time reading things you don't enjoy.

(Boris: I have no idea and I bet our teachers don't either.)

 

[tzfujimino]

... and I have no idea why the OP is laughing.

 

[Tdol]

rich dad poor dad

Rich Dad, Poor Dad is the translation of the Chinese characters in post 2.

 

[Tdol]

I want to extend my konwledge of English culture. So I need some famous novels. Would you like to help me? I will appreciate it if you help me.:lol:

What sort of books do you like?

 

[tzfujimino]

... and Rich Dad Poor Dad doesn't seem to be a novel.

 

[dodonaomik]

... and I have no idea why the OP is laughing.

I guess liyalin may have misused the avatar:lol: and smile can be accepted here IMO.
If in China, smile can be understood as a kind of politeness when asking a question or asking for help.

 

[tzfujimino]

I guess liyalin may have misused the avatar:lol: and smile can be accepted here IMO.
If in China, smile can be understood as a kind of politeness when asking a question or asking for help.

I see.
I personally use :-D quite often, and I understand that facial expressions play an important role in communication.
The OP should have been more careful then.

:-D

 

[dodonaomik]

Yes! At this point, I guess Japanese are like Chinese but more polite than Chinese.
Smile is very very important in Chinese daily communication because it's an outpouring of kindness.

 

[5jj]

I guess Japanese are like Chinese but more polite than Chinese.

That's almost impossible to assess. What is considered polite is often very culture-specific. Now that I have lived in the Czech Republic for some time, I am shocked by the rudeness of some of By british and American visitors who come into my home without removing their shoes. This behavious is not inherently rude, though it is considered so in the culture in which I now live.

 

[Matthew Wai]

I need some famous novels.

In English or Chinese translation?