教えてもらったフレーズ覚書１

Thank you /you too  you're welcome
shukran...شكرا. afwan ...عفزا

Good bey
مع السلامة
How...  How many..?
كم...

hello, let me introduce myself

my name is sarah
i am egyptian
i have one sister and two brothers
i am looking to learn english and turkish
i work as a customer service
i graduated from helwan university

<em>Hello Sarah</em>

<em>Pleased to meet you and welcome to italki. You had just one mistake 'myself' is one word.</em>

<em>However, you used no punctuation - full stops and capital letters. This is difficult for Arabic native speakers to master but it is a habit you should get in everytime you write, even if it's only online.</em>

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<em>Good luck!</em>

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<em>Claudia Loughran</em>

<em>Professional Italki English Teacher</em>

My day

Today I had two lessons. First one was an English class. I like learning English, but I'm not excited about this class because the manner of lessons is very boring and not effective. We have almost no speaking and writing practice, instead of that we primarily fill the gaps with one of the suggested variations to learn rules. In my opinion there is no sense in doing things like this without practice afterwards - I will forget the rule during next few moments.

There are a few rules I can't not  use in practice, but also understand clearly. I tried to ask the questions to my teacher and a couple of times she helped. But often she gets angry despite the fact I try to be polite. She  probably  guessed I don't like the class and that's the reason.

The second lesson was "Operating systems". Now these are last lessons of this course, so we pass our labors. So the passing strated during previous lesson. It goes very slowly and there are many possibilities to speed it up. But anyway in the end of the course I can say that course was informative.

After university I went home and watched chess videos. Chess is my new passion. It seems quite simple, but in fact there are many theory books. Chess is very exciting game!

After fisnishing that writing this entry I will probably watch another episode of "Master of none"(series which I started watching recently). Then I will check this entry and I hope someone will correct my mistakes. I will be very grateful.

<em>Hi Boris. Good work, keep going! I highlighted the part about 'passing labours' because we don't use this expression in English and I don't know what you are trying to say.</em>

<em>Thanks, Claudia L</em>

<em>Professional Italki English Teacher</em>

Who will correct this massage

I am Adeeb from Riyadh

I went to my friends yesterday.  We talked about how we learn English language, one of them said to me you can talk if you chat with anybody who speaks English.

T<em>ry to think about if you are writing in the past or in the future tenses. Keep writing!</em>

Claudia 

<em>Professional Italki English Teacher</em>

Profile

I'm from Tucurui City, Brazil. 

I'm an engineer... working in the silicon metal industry.
I need to talk english fluently.

<em>Hi Marcelo, I recommend you look at article use in English. </em>

<em>Best wishes with your studies, </em>

<em>Claudia (Professional Italki English Teacher)</em>

Thanks for sharing your local traditions. What are rockets?

In the UK we have roast turkey with roast vegetables, and brussel sprouts, a vegetable we hardly eat at any other time of year! For dessert we have Christmas Pudding, which is made from dried fruit and keeps for a long time.

I can't wait!!!!

Claudia 

<em>Professional Italki English Teacher </em>