Try to speak english dude!

[Hc-Yami]

This is the hardest thread I've ever seen in this forum.
It is really hard, that Opera don't correct my mistakes, because I don't want to switch it into english.

Is there any mistake in my text or is it right?

 

[Pesti!]

The first sentence is correct.

Second:

It's really hard, because Opera doesn't correct my mistakes and I don't want to turn it into english. (Maybe "switch" is also correct.)

The last sentence is written in "denglish".

Are there any mistakes in my text or is it correct?

But maybe I'm just talking crap.

 

[gtfan67]

I like this thread
Most people only use it to correct the wrong english sentences from other people, but it's a good idea to talk about english-related topics.
I think we should play more games in english or films, because you increase your vocabulary and listening comprehension very fast. That's why the Norwegian are perfect in that language!

 

[Krik]

"This is the hardest thread"

This is the most strange/craziest topic...

 

[Logic]

Why don't we rename the topic to "I write something in English, can somebody please reveal/correct my mistakes" .

 

[Tumbleweed]

Yeah, can't wait to see people posting their homework, asking for correction.

 

[FidelZastro]

Well, as long as we're just asking for "try(ing) to speak english", we shouldn't expect too much success at all.

 

[speedyjoe]

well, it is the idea of this topic to improve in correcting each other. so i understand this thread.

 

[FidelZastro]

Well, this certainly depends on your interpretation of the words "correct English" (see first post)

 

[Onkelhitman]

@speedyjoa

Maybe this contains the using of words writing in big letters if the sentence begin. Including the "I".

I can only say to people who wants to understand and using english: Watch your series on tv in english and try to translate a few texts in the subject you want to know anything.

 

[Bookstar]

I may say that is it pleasure to speak in english that that forum an awesome place be to communicate problems about computer and little parts of the future development in cases which are sophisticated generious made by people this world. It amzingly is important to read what you understand is clear besides the usually conversation of the negioation process started by the others. I think you do agree on this.

 

[voodoo44]

I like this thread ...
Makes me laugh everyday

 

[FidelZastro]

At least, they try

Wi ar ol zitting in tse tsäim boot

 

[speedyjoe]

argh, i am so used in writing all small in german, that I forget to write the I in english big. at least this thread showed me, that my english has to be imroved quiet more than I have supposed.

 

[Twisted_River]

I like this thread ...
Makes me laugh everyday

May I ask why?

P.S.: I suppose you know the difference between everyday and every day?

 

[voodoo44]

May I ask why?

No.

P.S.: I suppose you know the difference between everday and ever day?

You're right

 

[Bookstar]

My English is better than a good curry sausage.

 

[Elcrian]

Whoo, English-only-topic! In fact that's kinda funny, it was just yesterday that I've spoken to an English fellow whom I found randomly while meeting some friends. But even more hilarious for me: That has not been the first time... I guess I'm some kinda magnetic long haired guy who's able to find every goddamned bloody English native-speaker in the whole town... well, might be possible that he had simply seen my bottle of lovely Irish Guinnes.

 

[FidelZastro]

Why would an English chap possibly be interested in Guinness when he is visiting Germany and therefore has the rare (well, at least for a briton) opportunity to drink real beer?

 

[Elcrian]

Well, he wasn't actually visiting Germany, he lives here. And i really dunno whether you'd prefer Oettinger (which, in our particular case, has been the alternative) instead of Guinness.