English Where are U?
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jan 2105. Kasipute. It has been age, since my latest post in English. Honestly,
being a passive communicator using English is unexpected thing. I’m totally
passive in both oral and written. I think u can predict my English level now. It
turns down into the low stage.
Lots
of strange words I met in reading an English text. I hate myself for that. Even I‘m with the meaning of the
sentence, But, I don’t think it is proper for me as a teacher. I should push myself to get intrinsic motivation in improving my English. Buy an English book online is one of my plans. Being a blog walker in English blog is another good way. Read a lot will help me to cope with the problem.
sentence, But, I don’t think it is proper for me as a teacher. I should push myself to get intrinsic motivation in improving my English. Buy an English book online is one of my plans. Being a blog walker in English blog is another good way. Read a lot will help me to cope with the problem.
Why I
do this? Yeah, as u know… I’m an English teacher. How come an English teacher
unable to communicate actively? How come an English teacher meets strange words
while reading? Am I a teacher? I’m shy to admit that I’m an English teacher
with low capability. Hiks…
Hey,
but don’t worry. There is a will there is a way. What I need to do is practice.
Just like what I’m doing now. Write. Write. Write. Read. Read. Read. Post. Post.
Post. OK. Final.
Eniho,
I’m curious with my 2 years old daughter. She remembers still about AIR ASIA
QZ8501. She gets it when watched news about a month passed. Almost news just
talked about AIR ASIA all the time. Another news just disappear. I don’t know
why they focus on AIR ASIA accident. The news program result on HAfshoh
memorize “AIR ASIA QZ8501”. She pronounces QZ8501 like raining drop.clearly. Easy.
Just fall down without a reason.
For me,
QZ8501 is combination of unwanted number and alphabet. It is hard to memorize that
name easily. And I don’t think that it is a name.
:)
have a nice night yah...
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