It's cool to be the first!
and i like to be the first
thus...
for the first thread in this section i would like to greet you all
How are you?
:D
I guess many people will envy you :)
I'm fine, thank you.
Mates, let's greet each others, ok ?
hehehe
let's greet each others,bro :D
nice to meet you all :D
sorry for my poor english.. :(
how are you? nice to meet you all
ah.. glad to hear someone speak english.. lately i want to improve my english
please dont hesitate to correct my english :D
Ok, I'll correct your english.
Correct !!!!!
Done... *proudly* ;D
Hurray!
i got A+ from mr. sumedho ;D
How do U do, dudds?
For sure we can type in English... Speak? Needs more than in this forum huh?
BTW, anyway, & busway... Nice to have such room, well done Bro Ben...
Where is want, where is road. ;D
Thanks bro
how do you do, bro gun :D
ops..politically corect, it should be "type" not "speak" (does this sentence have right grammar?) :D
pretty good my friend.. See u around..
I'm in...
err... so whats the topic? 8)
Please create new topic thread, ok ? We'll follow...
mi no inglis...
litel litel ai ken lah...
u got singlish ar?
kennot use here lah... that languange is broken one... ^-^
hello...
hello too sankata.
btw nice name
Hi Sankata..
It sounds like an Indian name.. =)
hm.. is it indian??
seems like "pali" for me.. ;)
i think pali is from indian too, so i think they quite similar :-?
hello, nice to meet u all _/\_
Time to great you all in English!!!
But Singlish is okay too, eh?
I kind of love this funny tounge style of english.. just make me laugh...
nice to meet u all, and enjoy your stay :P
Quote from: langitbiru on 08 July 2007, 04:02:07 PM
please dont hesitate to correct my english :D
If you don't mind I wanna ask, is it: don't hesitate
or
don't be hesitate?
hesitate is an adjective, is it a verb as well?
thq.
hesitate is a verb [intrans]
Quote from: Titin on 30 June 2008, 11:14:30 PM
Quote from: langitbiru on 08 July 2007, 04:02:07 PM
please dont hesitate to correct my english :D
If you don't mind I wanna ask, is it: don't hesitate
or
don't be hesitate?
hesitate is an adjective, is it a verb as well?
thq.
Titin = Xiu Fan ?
i dongno wat yu guys talking abaut
bat hiis asking as hauw ar yu..
jast simpel answer i ting, aim fain.. dats all.. :hammer: :hammer: :hammer:
How are you? i'm fine.
Who you are ? some people said, i'm human and some people said, i'm animal, and the others said, i'm ghost.. :hammer:
Thanks... please enjoy your stay here.. but be careful please... ;D
^:)^
Quote from: Sumedho on 09 July 2007, 06:51:11 AM
Where is want, where is road. ;D
Thanks bro
There is a will, there is a way ;D
http://www.english-test.eu/?gclid=CKe2zojinZQCFRMdewodIUkPVg
this is the web for grammar lessons
Quote from: Sumedho on 01 July 2008, 06:22:30 AM
hesitate is a verb [intrans]
Thanks so much for the corection, Bro Sumedho,
so far I always consider hesitate as an adj, thanks for the correction.
hesitant is the adjective.
Quote from: FoxRockman on 01 July 2008, 07:49:23 AM
Titin = Xiu Fan ?
yes, Titin is my Indonesian name, Xiu Fan is the Chinese.
I look forward to learning more from you. thankQ :)
Hey ya... guys... All English lovers, how do you do? This is a great thread anyway... I love Singlish too.... They way it sounds brings inspiration of English to me....
I understand, u understand... already enough lo.... :))
[at] June, yes, that's undoubtedly correct for a conversation, however if we write a letter, esp an application letter, we must put a little bit more effort on it if we look for the maximum result.
I love Singlish too, anyway :)
[at] Titin
_/\_ Yea... That's right... We should be using correct grammar for written english. I agree with u... When it comes to conversation, we can use singlish which sounds much relaxing. I love the intonation of singlish.... Very much suitable for me as a chinese.... :D :P ;)
especially when you speak hokkian too. :D
Yea... Singlish sounds like hokkien translated to english too.... ^-^ :)) :))
so....what is singlish??
i don,t understand...
that singapore people use it??
i don't like the way singaporean talk....
[at] Sarita
Singlish is Singaporean English.... But, because Singaporean speaks mandarin too. Mostly they will simply translate Mandarin to English... That's why it's called Singlish. ;D
I like the ways Singlish, esp.its intonation and it sounds funny most of the time... :))