read book

same tame you need too go wthe your mind afar way then hard live or traveling bay read book it god way to live and feel mane fomushin laek habenis or loving or sad or laving , it god to gaev you rest . ........... at end

"Sometimes, you need to take your mind far away. You can travel by reading a book as its a good way to live and feel many emotions like happiness or love or sadness and laughter. Its a good way to rest. The end. " 

little problem

I like to read English books but I have a problem with pronunciation and the meaning of a new phrases.  
Sometimes, I feel bored of translating the words, :( what can/ should I do ? if anyone have any ideas please write a comment and correct me if there is any mistakes.

I don't know if I have any good suggestions but I personally think, maybe you can start by watching lots of movies and shows with subtitles and hearing new phrases in their contexts and try to get a hang of the language before moving on to books. I feel that it would be less boring and when you begin to read, you will know much more words and phrases. When you eventually move on to books, begin by reading easier books with simple words before moving to thicker and more difficult ones. I'm sharing this with you as these are the two steps I took to improve myself when I was learning the Malay language :) All the best!

A new job!

Two weeks ago, I got a new job as an administrator of a cinema theatre.

(It's preferred to use 'an' before a word that begins with a vowel) 

Before that ,  happened I worked as an administrator of a dance school but it's small salary and lack of career opportunities made me decide to change my work place. My first meeting with my new employer (director of cinema theatre) was interesting. She told me about the theatre, staff, career opportunities and in common words generally about my responsibilities. I was impressed because I really wanted to work in a cinema theatre as I love to watch movies and I'm interested in the cinema industry. I thought I was lucky that I could get this job so I left my previous one quickly. For the first time, I came to work with a soul full of happiness. But, little by little, everything started to change. I understood began to understand the director's nature and her temper. She has sharp mood swings and she is not a good manager. In the very beginning of my working work, she wanted me to do everything the best I can. She gave me a task but did not give any all information on how it must be done and after work was complete, she did not like the result. She wanted to delegate to me some of her power but still controlled all my steps and did my job which I just even did not have time to do because of her other tasks. By the way, she always speaks  a negative way, negatively about her life, her job, new movies, and about everything. Honestly I've I'm already tired of it even it's passed been only two weeks. I have a I'm on probation till the beginning of September and I think I will leave this job soon =(

Hope things get better for you :) 

Summer in Vietnam

In Vietnam, summer is very hot and sweltering. The average temperature ranges from 35 to 40 degrees in Central Vietnam cities. My city is an example. In the past month, the weather has been quite sweltering. In the afternoon, the temperature is sometimes over 40 degrees so people can't go out. Binhthuan province is the city with the most severe weather condition in Vietnam. There has been no rain during the past 6 months and now they're facing drought. People that is living there depends on agriculture so their lives are very hard when they face bad weather conditions like that