Tara Benwell

Vicky Loras May 2, 2011 6:12

Hi Tara!

Thank you so much, it is nice to be here! I had a great birthday. I am looking forward to all the great things happening at My English Club!

Kindest regards,

Vicky
Rosenmaiden May 1, 2011 19:12

Hello, dear Tara!

My congratulations with International Worker's Day are for you!

Health, happiness, great success!

Have a wonderful time!

Rosenmaiden.
nida May 1, 2011 12:12

Hello dear teacher Tara, how are you?

Have a great day!

Take care!

Kind regards -nida
Julianus Simon April 30, 2011 21:38

thanks for your comment

nice to know you and to be your friend and to be your teacher, too.

have a nice time.
Nafis April 30, 2011 20:42

Hi,

Dear Tara,

How are you? Are you feeling better? I hope so.

Have a great weekend!

Nafis
Marcos48 April 30, 2011 19:05
Zulkifli Alinazar April 29, 2011 10:27

Great, I like the video Tara, but it'll take time for me to digest before I am able to do something about it. Thanks a lot, I'm working on it.
Jokonda Baskerville April 29, 2011 6:33

Dear Tara! Thanks a lot for your comment and the advice you gave me it was a good idea to add photos! Nice day to you!
Tanya April 28, 2011 18:35

Dear Tara! You are so kind! How many kids do you have? Orlando is about 3 hour drive from the place where my house is. They should see Disney World and Universal Studio! I will gladly take you all there! All American born have to see that! It is impossible to become American. One should be born and raised in that society and Disney World is a place that gives kids first idea about their homeland
Zulkifli Alinazar April 28, 2011 17:18

Thank you for your quick response Tara. My computer is equipped with a microphone but I'm a bit slow in learning with things like that. My daughter uses it when she communicates with her brother in Dubai. She explained to me several times how to use it but very little left in my mind, so I'd better explain the pronunciation in writing.

My name "zulkifli alinazar" consists of seven syllables. The strange thing in Indonesian is that each syllable is stressed equally and it sounds flat as if it does not have intonation, so when I pronounce my name to English speaking people they usually have some difficulty imitating it. Though Indonesians have hobby of having long names they are called by short ones and I am called "zul" and is pronounced "zool". So just call me zool to make it easy. That's it, very simple.

Thanks for your willingness to help me improve my English.

Love,

Zul