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Happy Idul fitri day ( one of Moslem day for celebrating fasting month ) Forgive me for every thing (abseness, mistakes , etc )

On this ocation  I want to give you a story. It's so funny and I hope your comment after reading it, O.K??

This story happened about 20 years ago when one of my friend Mr. Abi did his job as a teacher in a remote area .This region has different dialects  with other areas in West Sumatra Indonesia. It's Muara Labuh District( one of area in West Sumatra )I

Hello guys,

Doing some researches, I saw a very long word in English on the Internet and had the curiosity of asking if you know a longer one. Here it comes... Neuropsychopharmacology. Really long, uh?

So, have you ever seen a word like this in English? If so, I would love to read it! Share it with us!

Take care,

Joyce.

Dear friends, 

Here are some english words that gave me troubles when i first decided to learn this language.. I am so glad i found those online and that i can, now, share them with you.
I hope this post will help you.

All and ever

All and every can both be used to talk about people or things in general. There is little difference of meaning. Note that these two words are used in different structures.
Every is used with singular countable nouns. To give the same meaning, all is used with plural

This morning, i heard Dia's call about childen's hunger in Africa and i decided to write a longer post about this topic. There is a HUGE emergency in the African horn as thousands of people are dying of hunger there.

In sub-Saharan Africa, a child dies every four seconds of HIV/AID and extreme poverty,... 15 every minutes.... 900 every hours.... 10 800 every 12 hours .... and about 8 millions children die every year. More than 5O% of Africans suffer from water-related diseases such as cholera, in

                HAPPY TEACHER'S DAY

A couple of weeks ago, one of my friends went to Guadalajara Jalisco  a famous city in  Mexico because a famous drink around of the world named "Tequila" is elaborated there, in fact I remember there is a small town there named Tequila in Jalisco.

Well she went to Guadalajara and bought some candies with alcohol which are really very good so sweet and delicious , she gave me a box with candies wich we named "candies a little drunks" ("borrachitos" in spanish) that's a traditional candies here...

Hello everyone ^^

I’ve been working for one week. There are so many things for me to learn and to work. Working here, I now definitely know that how I am lucky. After graduating, I didn’t feel so much confident about myself. I read newspaper to look for the vacancy announcement; I registered some websites which help people to find a job… Many jobs I’m really interested in. However, some of them require good appearance, I don’t have it. Others require experience. I don’t have any experience. For

I found this list on www.world-english.org  i thought that it could interest some members here. All the words aren't new for me, but I had never heard those like "alacrity, arcane, brazen, demure"... 

I was surprised to see that some French words as "avarice" and "brusque" are also used in english with the same meaning and that many other have french roots. Amazing !!!

aberration

(n.) something that differs from the norm (In 1974, Poland won the World Cup, but the success turned out to be an aberra

They are in a very desperate situation, on the other hand war is going on the other side,

What about us ? What shall we do individualistically ?

And how to be sure whether our monetary aid will go to right address or not ?

We are still living in the untrusted conditions, there are so many questions we have .

I am so sorry for children and women in Somali. I am a little point in the world but still thinking of doing help.

I hope the countries which have powerful sources do help well as so built w

MyEC Member: Jenny

Country: Syrian Arab Republic 

Motto to live by: Do not give up.

Click:"Spotlight on an EnglishClub Lover" to listen to this interview.

Rajesh: Dear Jenny thank you very much for giving me the chance to enter for the second time in Writing Challenge #34. My questions start now.

Rajesh: I see that you are very active on EC, I read many nice blogs posted by you and I was impressed by some of your blog posts. So, Would you like to tell me something about yourself ? I really

HI I AM SANJU....FROM PUNJAB IN INDIA...... PUNJAB WORD MADE FROM FIVE RIVERS...

THERE WAS FIVE RIVERS IN PUNJAB... PUNJAB IS POPULAR STATE OF INDIA.. PUNJAB ALSO CALLED BY THE CASTE OF LION... THAT IS WHY I PROUD OF PUNJAB VERY MUCH... I AM PUNJABI JATT...THERE IS NO ANY FEAR IN PUNJABI PEOPLE(JATT) OF ANYONE... ALL PUNJABI JATT AS LIKES A LION...... THEY ARE ALSO HARDWORKING PEOPLE (JATT)...THE POPULAR DANCE OF PUNJAB IS BHANGRA AND GIDDHA...

BHANGRA IS PLAY BY BOYS AND GIDDHA IS PLAY BY GIRLS..

 1. Change
“You must be the change you want to see in the world.”
“As human beings, our greatness lies not so much in being able to remake the world – that is the myth of the atomic age – as in being able to remake ourselves.”

2. Control.
“Nobody can hurt me without my permission.”

3. Forgiveness
“The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong.”
“An eye for eye only ends up making the whole world blind.”

4. Action.
“An ounce of practice is worth more than tons of preaching.”

5.

Thank you everyone for your nice caption on this photo I like all. But I can choose only one So,

Winning caption for this photo goes to teacher Tara: "I keep texting my girlfriend to join me at the park, but she says I've gone bananas."

"Having already stolen an estimated $150 billion of Libyan government money the West is trying to pressure China to release another $5 billion."

http://mathaba.net/news/?x=628401

"The only independent journalists in Libya were besieged in Libya for a week by NATO-backed Al-Qaida terrorists who waged all-out war against the people of Tripoli."

http://mathaba.net/news/?x=628397

"The London Guardian quoted [former] State Department official Heather Hurlburt admitting what should be widely known; namely that:
'I have not seen a whole lot of effort to keep defining this in humanitarian terms.'"

Find the above quote here.

MyEC Member: Nadiyah

Country: Indonesia

Occupation: Teacher of Citizenship

Motto to live by: True friend' scolds like a dad! Cares like a mom! Teases like a sister! Irritates like a brother! And loves you more than a lover ...

Special role on MyEC: Photo Moderator

Popular Blog Post: Photo Challenge#3: Thumbs up to MyEC

I would like to welcome you as our much loved Photo moderator of MyEC.

Nadira : In reality I understand you have majored in Law. What made you become a teacher in the subject of Citizen

Please give a title for this following photo. To make it more interesting. The title should contain title and a subtitle: Separated with a colon.

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NATO commits massacre at Sirte razing the city to the ground

Images Emerging From Tripoli Show Carnage And Abuses By NATO Rebels

Hi, guys!

Allow me to introduce myself. My name’s Gabriel Sowrian. I’ve joined the “EnglishClub” in the hope it will give me an opportunity to get together with like-minded people.

I'm interested in learning and sharing thoughts on how to improve one's "Spoken English". Though my prime focus is the "Pronunciation" aspect of the language, I'd also love to hear from you about other components as well; Vocabulary, Spelling, Grammar, etc.

I'm sure you'll agree with me that learning should be a lifelon