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  Minh Bui February 26, 2009 8:01

  Mr Bill, thank you for answering me so quick :-) You are so kind to praise me for teaching English myself and raising my children. Yes, I used to work so hard to get over difficulties in my life as Vietnam had suffered so much with war-worn but I do think I'm a lucky person and do achieve some success. I did a lot of jobs in my working-life, sometimes I did two or three jobs at the same time along with being a mother and a housewife. My first job was a Pharmacy's manager (my husband is a pharmacist) and at the end I ran a small successful factory myself, which made
  multicoloured thread for embroidering machine. I sent my children to go abroad for studying, my two daughters to France, and the sons to Canada. After graduated, only one of them came back to VN to work. I really appreciate if you are so kind enough to correct my mistakes that I knew I had so many :-) As a taught myself learner, I usually found small mistakes myself after writing or speaking but I couldn't see all of the mistakes. So please help me and could you tell me somethings about you?
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  Ferfiori February 26, 2009 5:26

  Hi Mr.Bill! I am really happy U know my country! That's right, there are a lot of volunteering students from the US in my country. We studied E. as a foreign language at school and having a chance to talk with a native speaker was a holiday for us!
  Kyrgyzstan is a mountinious country as U said. Big mountains, woods, rivers, wells, wild flowers and very clear night sky! And Your pictures recalled in my memory all of that. I love Nature! That's why I am a biologist like my parents. I like your picture where the flowers are coming through the snow!
  Actually I was in Moscow many times. That's why Manhattan wasn't shocking for me. But I had never seen ocean before! That was the most shocking thing in my entire life I think! (Kyrgyzstan is an inland country).
  Yes, Mr.Bill, I needed E. so much. Because any decent companies require fluent E. And in such a short time I did a lot of improvements. I enjoy being here! I am learning not only E but history, culture, traditions ...... of American people. What I found quite different from ours was Helloween. It was fun indeed!
  It is very helpful experience for me! I will always remember these days!
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  Gulnihal February 26, 2009 3:09

  Hey Bill,
  
  Thank you for your answer. Especially nowadays, I am frustrating to learn English. I need to learn more vocabulary because I always have to ask words means or use dictionary.. Maybe, I need some relax. I can take a vacation. My methods are that I am going to ESL classes and I have friends who are native English speaker and also I live in the US. But if I can't explain what I mean with English, I feel very bad. It is very hard to live here sometimes. But on the other hand, you have to learn and study when you come here.
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  STENI February 26, 2009 1:59

  Hello sir,
  
  It's my fate that you are limited in english club.But may i know why are you saying like that?I didn't get you.Is there any restrictions that you should not teach students, the pronunciation power or simply there is no way to speak to each other?I am confused sir.
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  nabil February 25, 2009 21:14

  thank very much for the pictures , very stunning scenes , I think that we can get understood easily , 'cause I think that we share a lot of common things ,as I can figure out from the pictures ,
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  Ferfiori February 25, 2009 17:51

  Thank U for friendship!
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  Lynne February 25, 2009 14:35

  I'm happy to know you're back.
  Thanks Bill.
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  Ferfiori February 25, 2009 13:57

  How do You do Mr Bill! I would be happy to be Your student and friend too, if U dont mind. I am from Kyrgyzstan. It won't be surprising for me if U don't know about my country. Because I am used to that in a year. It is small country. I am in the USA at the time. I am planning to take E. lessons at school in MAnhattan. Living in an american family is helping me a lot to improve my E. I found a lot for me from your page. Thank U!
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  Minh Bui February 25, 2009 12:09

  Wow, I'm happy that i know you now :-) I'm a 57 years old Vietnamese woman, who live in Viet Nam. I've been married for 38 years and have 4 children, all of them are graduated and independent, one of them are Computer Programmer like you. For Vietnamese people, I'm quite an elderly person, but I don't think so. I've been learning English by myself for a couple of years . I used to be a business woman but I've already retired from work. I have to learn English because I have a son in law and a girl in law, who don't speak Vietnamese, They come from France but their parents and they can speak English. You see, you are so lucky as being a native English speaker :-) Would you like to add me as one of your friend and student?
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  Yenny February 25, 2009 11:50

  It's nice to find people who want to share their knowledge here. My English isn't good enough, and I weak in grammar. I am still learning English at Wallstreet institute in Jakarta, but I don't have anyfriend to talk to. Would you be my friend Mr. Bill..thank you.