Any advices for improving the English?

Sleightofhand said
Just a note for Stock Design Man, I would avoid reading Harry Potter. True it is a great series of books however Rowling’s writing style can prove tricky to read in parts! Grab yourself a copy of any roald dahl book instead

Well, if I got you. I think HP is not hard, I read it on Spanish and I barely ate the books! LOL . I think her style of writing is preaty easy to understand, we will see…

Then about Roald Dahl, what book can you recommend me?

What is your other two languages? And what is your native language?

What are your other two languages?

Difference between singular and plural.

And to further confuse you,

This is our forum but these are not the droids you’re looking for.

If I haven’t lost you yet,

you’re = you are. Keep practicing and you’re going to get it.

your = possession. Your questions will eventually lead to answers.

christopherjon said

What is your other two languages? And what is your native language?

What are your other two languages?

Difference between singular and plural.

And to further confuse you,

This is our forum but these are not the droids you’re looking for.

If I haven’t lost you yet,

you’re = you are. Keep practicing and you’re going to get it.

your = possession. Your questions will eventually lead to answers.

ooh!! My mistake! Sorry! I didn’t see that. Thank you for correcting me.

l would highly suggest that you speak more english and attend courses of course.

I want to share two books I’ve just added to my Amazon wishlist:

• The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation
• The Elements of Style

i think chatting and speaking to native English speakers will improve English, try IRC , Forums, Skype and speak to someone from US, UK that will improve you language

You are correct that you need to be involved with the speakers of the English Language.

One main problem with conversation, and changing from Spanish to English, is the understanding of grammatical differences.

In Spanish, Mexico in general, if you say “El Celieto” It means The Sky, or – Above, the Roof, or Space.

To an English speaker “Cielto” is a hard word to understand, there needs to be a context included. In other words: “What are we talking about?” Are we talking about a home ceiling, or about the Stars in the sky?.

More precise wording is used with English.

I am confused about wording and grammer using Mexican Spanish.

Google Translator is many times incorrect.

I did not use Google Translator to write these words.

English is my Native Language.

Hope that helps.

Graphic-Studio said
You are correct that you need to be involved with the speakers of the English Language.

One main problem with conversation, and changing from Spanish to English, is the understanding of grammatical differences.

In Spanish, Mexico in general, if you say “El Celieto” It means The Sky, or – Above, the Roof, or Space.

To an English speaker “Cielto” is a hard word to understand, there needs to be a context included. In other words: “What are we talking about?” Are we talking about a home ceiling, or about the Stars in the sky?.

More precise wording is used with English.

I am confused about wording and grammer using Mexican Spanish.

Google Translator is many times incorrect.

I did not use Google Translator to write these words.

English is my Native Language.

Hope that helps.

“Cielito” is the same as “Cielo”, but the “-ito” changes its meaning to a “small sky”. Then, “Cielo” doesn’t mean “Above, the Roof, or Space”. It only means sky AND heaven. Is the same.

This was fun! I’ve never taught my native language to other person! If you have more questions about Spanish, here I am

I recommed to search for and find an English girlfriend and move together with her for a while. This way I could improve my spoken English a lot.

Yeah, screw love, who cares.