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Indlægby AbU » søn maj 14, 2006 01:55

Salam / Hi everyone.

How was your weekend? ..

I was wondering something.. Do any of you people feel any trouble by getting nervous when you speak english with an english-man ? - Or anybody else who speaks english? .

Even people who writes english very well, have problems with speaking it, when it comes to a simple conversation with a english-speaking person.

Do any of you guys feel the same? -If yes, pls explain why and how.

- Or do you speak better than you write english? .

Pls be open-minded and honest with your answers. Thanks


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Indlægby Nur » søn maj 14, 2006 08:03

Salam...

I don't think I speak English better than I write but people keep tellin' me that my English is very good, and that it sounds like I've been livin' in a English-speakin' country :) So I guess it's all good :wink: I have a really good friend from England. His Danish is not really fluent, he puts Engslish words and sentences when he speaks Danish. I do the same thing. Not because of him but that's just the way I talk :) But no, I don't really get nervous because people keep tellin' me how good my English is, and because I'm used to the language now :)
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Indlægby Erik_Willumsgaard » søn maj 14, 2006 08:40

Yes I can still get nervous when speaking to people with English as their native language, though I have been speaking English regularly since I was ten years old.

What makes me nervous is not insecurity about my own ability to express my self, but anxiety about if understanding them correctly, especially if they speak very fast and have got a very elaborate language.
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Indlægby ZamZam » søn maj 14, 2006 10:14

Wa Aleikumu Selam

I don't think I have tried to speek english with a english person. But I don't really know how my english will then sound? I think it will be fun :D
But I have tried to speek english with my friends just for fun, and it is going well good. I don't think I will get nervous :D

Or do you speak better than you write english? .
Nope, it's the same. Hehe my writing is the same as my speaking. :)

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Indlægby ZamZam » søn maj 14, 2006 10:17

No, wait I have forgotten hehe I remember that I have spoken in english with a Dutchman becouse I had a question about some earrings in a shop :D Hehe. And i can remeber that i liked to talk english with her.

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Indlægby AbU » søn maj 14, 2006 11:35

Erik_Willumsgaard skrev:Yes I can still get nervous when speaking to people with English as their native language, though I have been speaking English regularly since I was ten years old.

What makes me nervous is not insecurity about my own ability to express my self, but anxiety about if understanding them correctly, especially if they speak very fast and have got a very elaborate language.



Hi Don W :mrgreen:

Do you actually feel the same when you want to talk to a foreigner? Or are you use to it now?
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Indlægby MOoNLiGhT » fre maj 26, 2006 11:57

Wasalaam :).

I write English better than I speak it. Because yeah, I do get nervous when I speak. I don't know why. When I talk to my friends I'm fine...I guess I just feel self-concious around strangers or people I don't know so well. But funny enough, I always get complimented on my English, regardless :). I have a friend who's 3/4 English; he obviously speaks English daily so when he tells me that my English is perfect...I feel a lot more confident speaking it and even using difficult words and slang. It has happened some times where I actually had to explain to HIM what words mean :mrgreen: 8).
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Indlægby Anatolia » lør maj 27, 2006 23:49

Selam / Hello everybody

Exactly! The same Moonlight. I think i'm pretty good at writing English than to speak it :(

I havn't any ideas about how it can be better.

I do not use the language in daily life, and it's a well known fact that you can only be better to a language if you use it active. But unfortunately I do not have possibility to speak it except at schoole.

How can I be better to speak it? Do any of you have good ideas about that?

PS. I'm not good to learn English if I hear music or like that.

Vesselam :)
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Indlægby ZamZam » søn maj 28, 2006 14:25

As-salâmu 'aleikum sis, Sister-Sahra and hello

You said:But unfortunately I do not have possibility to speak it except at schoole.

Me too, but sometimes I write english with some of my friends on MSN, ahh it is not very much. Hehe we swtich the languages :P And sometimes we write something that is important that we don't wanna talk on english.

You said: How can I be better to speak it? Do any of you have good ideas about that?

Yes, acutally i have.

Well on this way yoy get better ;) Make som subject on islamiC and we maybe can talk. That's the one option.
You can finde some friends and talk english. And it wil be very good to think on english ;) You live with your self in 24 hour pr. day

Maybe listen to english Nasheed.
Just talk, talk, and write.

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Indlægby AbU » man maj 29, 2006 12:07

Salam Aleikum

Hi Khurram! I think you write English VERY well! It's great, really. You should practise more on the speaking part, if you are unsure about it. You could use Paltalk or Skype to talk with other people from across the world, who also wants to practise their English.

If you have a Skype account, we could make an arrangement with some others, so we all could talk in a conference :D
Its actually pretty fun ;)

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Indlægby ZamZam » man maj 29, 2006 12:21

Wa as-salâmu 'alikum Abu

I had heard about Paltalk, but dont realy 100% know what it is.

What is Skype?

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Indlægby AbU » man maj 29, 2006 12:41

Salam Aleikum ZamZam

Skype is more like a person2person voicechat. But with the new version, you are allowed to make a conference with 4 others, so that you are 5 in one voicechat-conference. It's full-duplex, which means you can hear each other constantly and text-chat at the same chat. The sound quality is great, and the whole program is actually perfect.

www.Skype.dk You can read more about it on danish, and download it there. I'm sure that there are some sisters here with skype, that you can get to talk with, or else you can search for "chatters" from the whole world, and search by different filters like, female, age, location and so on.
People who are on "Skype-Me"-Mode , are usually people who wants to practise their English, especially skype users from China, Taiwan and those Asian countries :)
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Indlægby ZamZam » man maj 29, 2006 12:47

That sounds Totally great!
I have heard about it, but didn't really think about it.
Shall you then have a mikrofone on the pc?
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Indlægby AbU » man maj 29, 2006 13:01

Well, it would be best if u bought a headset, which is very cheap actually. Check your local PC store or Merlin/Fona/Føtex, you can find headset for like 100-150kr.

If u already have headphones, then u should probably go for a mic which costs around 50-100kr -

Headset is pretty neat tho ;)
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Indlægby ZamZam » man maj 29, 2006 13:09

Hehe I got one, so I don't need to buy it :D

Yeah I have seen the picture, it lookes like them in tv :razz:
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Indlægby AbU » man maj 29, 2006 13:19

Heh yup, looks pretty professional.

However enough with the offtopic.

Speak English my brothers and sisters, you gonna use it no matter what ;)

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Indlægby MOoNLiGhT » man maj 29, 2006 14:46

How about yourself, AbU? :). Do you think you're better @ speaking or writing English?
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Indlægby AbU » man maj 29, 2006 16:49

Khurram skrev:Hey Abu thanks for telling about skype but i dont really know how to use it, i have installered on my pc but how do i come in contact with other people from different countries, i know i have to add someone to talk with them, what about if i wanna make a phone call how do i do that, and is it free to make a phone call?


Salam Aleikum

In order to make phone calls, you will need to buy credits/amount from skype.com, which is cheap but still. If you want to make cheap phone calls from PC to Private Phone(in countries outside Denmark) I recommend "VOip Buster" . With that program, you will only need to buy 10 Euro amount, and then you can actually call as much as you want, to the whole world. You actually get 1 hour free call to all private phones in the whole world, as a demo.

Skype is more build for PC2PC ;)

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Indlægby AbU » man maj 29, 2006 16:50

MOoNLiGhT skrev:How about yourself, AbU? :). Do you think you're better @ speaking or writing English?


Now thats a good question.. I don't know? But I do prefere to speak rather then write actually :/ , so I guess Im better at the verbal thing where I get to express myself better with moooovements and stuff, u know what I mean? ;)

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Indlægby MOoNLiGhT » man maj 29, 2006 19:00

AbU skrev: Now thats a good question.. I don't know? But I do prefere to speak rather then write actually :/ , so I guess Im better at the verbal thing where I get to express myself better with moooovements and stuff, u know what I mean? ;)

Yeaaah, I know what you mean :mrgreen:. That's the good thing about the English language :mrgreen:. When you speak it you can make all the movements you like and you can't really go wrong :mrgreen: :wink: . Except you might, to some people, seem to be FRENCH or something :mrgreen: .
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Indlægby Destiny » fre okt 20, 2006 11:25

Aleeykum salam .

How was your weekend? ..
It's not weekend yet, but I guess it is going to be fine. Haha :D

I was wondering something.. Do any of you people feel any trouble by getting nervous when you speak english with an english-man ? - Or anybody else who speaks english? .
- Yes I get kind of nervous, but it'll disapear after a while.

Even people who writes english very well, have problems with speaking it, when it comes to a simple conversation with a english-speaking person.
Do any of you guys feel the same? -If yes, pls explain why and how.
- I speak good english, or that's what people are saying to me. I prefere speaking english, it's fun! Haha :D And I feel like, when I'm talking, everybody is listening, they actually enjoy listening to me. So that's good :roll:
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