English Thread- Improve our Skill

[kalau]

yup..ur right man..there are differences between uk eng n uk eng..
er..er..but if i've not mistaken..our school n college or even university practice uk english..er..er..in education stream specificly..err..er.am i using correct grammar here:-? :-?

read - uk eng n uk eng - uk eng n us eng
read - but if i've not mistaken - but if i'm not mistaken.
the rest... quite ok. good english though...

 

[anoone]

read - uk eng n uk eng - uk eng n us eng
read - but if i've not mistaken - but if i'm not mistaken.
the rest... quite ok. good english though...

tqvm for that corrections sir..
i'm sure that you must be an english teacher..isn't??:-? :-?

 

[kalau]

tqvm for that corrections sir..
i'm sure that you must be an english teacher..isn't??:-? :-?

i'm not a teacher.

 

[anoone]

i'm not a teacher.

owh..not aa..sorry :">

 

[kalau]

owh..not aa..sorry :">

i'm not into teaching. not my stuff. but my late father was. so is my other two siblings.

 

[rajautara]

i like the way english talk.. they are more polite compare to US.. but when typing, US is easy..

 

[zCk]

i like the way english talk.. they are more polite compare to US.. but when typing, US is easy..

criminal mind.

 

[kalau]

i like the way english talk.. they are more polite compare to US.. but when typing, US is easy..

but both are comparitively the same. i like brit eng. they sound more polite, like you said. i also like american eng because they are more creative when its come to swearing.

 

[nuriman]

out educational institution use uk english..but because we are always watching us movies, reading us books..so sometimes we mistakenly use us english in our daily routine..and not to mention, behaviour also included. uk are more polite, and their pronouncations are much difficult if we compare it to us english. why don't you guys watch us movies and great britain movies and compare the way they speak and how they pronounce the words.

 

[Cacharias]

yep uk are still my favourite though. more of an essence.

us english is casual... brit english is rigid and uptide... that is just my opinion... hehe... just like Malay baku...