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Tue 4 Nov, 2003 06:07 pm
I am a Chinese girl , i study in Scotland at moment, if you want to learn Chinese you can tell me, you will find i am a friendly girl and i am a good teacher as well.
I just arrived Scotland, so i also want to improve my English.
Please send a e-mail to me we will became a good friends
my E-mail address:
[email protected]
Hello LingLing. I extend a warm welcome to you. I hope you enjoy the discussions here.
thanks for you replied me:)
you are very friendly
please excuse my poor English and i hope you can help me about English.
Thank you again:)
Hi Ling, and welcome to A2K.
(How would I say the above in your language?)
In Chinese
你好，欢迎你来到A2K：）
(the pronunciation is: ni hao ,huan ying lai dao A2K)
That's excellent!
Thank you!
Thanks for the warm welcome!
Hello Ling
A warm Canadian welcome to A2K
Ceili
：）
I will go to Canada next year, my good friend study in Canada
Another warm welcome from Canada :-D
Hi LINGLING. Greetings from Australia.
you are so friendly,i feel happy:)
if i have some mistakes for English please tell me ,thanks a lot~~~
i will go to Australia as well
I'll go to Australia with you if you'll keep the spiders away from me :-)
Montana wrote:I'll go to Australia with you if you'll keep the spiders away from me :-)
Only have to worry about spiders in you do a lot of gardening. And even then a little bit of care and you'll be OK. My parents are rabid gardeners and neither of them have ever been bitten.
I can't remember the last time anyone ever died of a spider bite in Oz.
Howdy, Ling. That's Appalachian and Texan dialect for "hello."
Actually, in Appalachia, we often just grunt something unintelligible and drop our eyes when we greet others.
Anyhow, I'm putting you in my Address book (when you se "Ospidillo" pop up, that would be me.)
The Aussie version of "howdy" is "g'day".
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