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Ask for help > Need the video subtitles. Please help to understand me 15 seconds of the dialogue!
Need the video subtitles. Please help to understand me 15 seconds of the dialogue!
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LadyW
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Nica,We are in the same boat speaking about mistakes and written english being rubbish  with the only difference that you are self-confident and do not afraid of the mistakes and I am frightened to death of making a mistake, of not being understood and so on. But I am really trying to improve my english by reading, watching videos and so on) But really i would like to have a chance to talk to patient native speaker who would listen to my rubbish English and who would be kind to me  So I understand that I just have to try over and over...hm...I need to try again..  I need to overcome my fears....I am thinking about it right now... |
29 Dec 2011
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MapleLeaf
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Hey, take it easy. Why not to talk to a good Russian speaker who whould be kind and very patient :) I �ve just talked to one. Lot �s of confidence is garranted.  |
29 Dec 2011
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languaria
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Dear Ljuba,
I think you ae much too shy. Listen to this, it will cheer you up! It begins like this;
Mr Oettinger, a German politician and EU Commissioner in Brussels talks about the English language. He claims that everybody, worker or business man/woman must be able to understand and to speak English. .... And now enjoy the video (with "English" subtitles).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TH66xwvBYrI&feature=related
Have a nice day!
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29 Dec 2011
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wysiwyg
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Thank you Les for these nice and comforting words....I guess many non-native speakers/teachers like me often struggle with the wonderful, amazing, extraordinary English language; we try to do our best, but we all know we �ll never be as good as native speakers...Curiosity pushes me forward, passion too, and even if I don �t understand every single word in a film or a conversation, even if I can �t find the right word at the right time to say what I �d like to, I enjoy every moment of my modest English practice. I would dream of spending a few days sitting at the back of a classroom in a British school!
So.....big up to Les !
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29 Dec 2011
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