ちょっと！
Oct 15th 2010 04:43
Ok It's the first time I post here.
And I guess I don't have big problems with english at all, but I just wanna try this stuff.
And yes my english is really weird. I learned it at school, playing videogames, watching english TV program ect.
And then... I ruined it with a very long experience on american and british chat.
So, sometimes I found myself using some expression like "Sup?" or "gtg" "brb" etc.. or some sad abbrevation like "how r u?". Still, I'll try to write some old good standard english.
And when I was in Tokyo I lived with a british girl and a french guy, speaking
english everyday. So now my accent now is half italian, half french and... half british.
Lol.
See ya
And I guess I don't have big problems with english at all, but I just wanna try this stuff.
And yes my english is really weird. I learned it at school, playing videogames, watching english TV program ect.
And then... I ruined it with a very long experience on american and british chat.
So, sometimes I found myself using some expression like "Sup?" or "gtg" "brb" etc.. or some sad abbrevation like "how r u?". Still, I'll try to write some old good standard english.
And when I was in Tokyo I lived with a british girl and a french guy, speaking
english everyday. So now my accent now is half italian, half french and... half british.
Lol.
See ya
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And I guess Although I don't (think I) have any big / major / considerable problems with English at all, but I just want to try this (thing) out.
And Yes, my English is really weird.
I learned it at school, playing video games, watching English TV programs, etc.
I ruined it by spending a lot of time in American and British chatrooms.
So, sometimes I caught / would catch myself using some expressions like "Sup?" or "gtg," "brb," etc...
or some sad abbreviations like "how r u?"
Still, I'll try to write in good old, standard English.
And when I was in Tokyo I lived with a British girl and a French guy, speaking
English every day. ("Everyday" è un aggettivo che vuol dire "quotidiano," "di tutti i giorni." Per dire "ogni giorno" si mette lo spazio: every day.)
So (now) my accent now is (now) half Italian, half French and... (quelle due posizioni per la parola 'now' sono corrette, ma bisogna solo metterla una volta :D )
half British.