Bill the English Teacher

Nafize June 8, 2010 10:41

DEAR BILL
I really want to learn English. Could you help me ? I think I can learn something from you.
Wishing you a beautiful day.
Nafize June 8, 2010 7:27

DEAR BİLL,

Yes,they are all of TURKEY s photos.
I live in the city s photo.
The name of city ANTALYA. I would like to see a beautiful city ANTALYA. I've been very pleased to meet you. I can not write proper English, I do not know too much If you help me I'll be very happy .Hope to see you again
Susantha Dhammika June 7, 2010 12:00

Of course I like it. Infact I am from Sri Lanka. Just working here in Doha Qatar.
Anyway I am hapy to meet you in EC .Also I hope you will be able to help me to improve my english knowledge as well.
Nebia June 1, 2010 21:34
DO THU HOANG YEN May 27, 2010 10:48

Dear Bill,

Thank you very much for a very clear interpretation, that help me lot
DO THU HOANG YEN May 27, 2010 1:54

Dear Bill,

I'd really like to know of difference way to make a compliment on how good a guy is, " you are very cool " a compliment that I hear a lot from the English.
Actually a canadian guy notice me that it rarely make a compliment like that instead of saying " you look very cool with the new glasses ", or you are amazing,
so How to express it in American -english ?
I am really looking for you

Thank Bill so much,
Kate May 21, 2010 21:06

Hi Bill,
thank you for your kind words about my English. It's really very disappointing to realize that the language you've spent so much time and effort on is being gradually lost, isn't it? (... mmm...it seems to me, something about the tense is wrong here... Sorry) Well, sometimes it's not that bad but I need a sort of inspiration for that. Besides, writing is much easier than speaking - I can take my time and find suitable words.
Teaching English at a center for immigrants and tutoring five students seems to me quite a lot of work. I'm surprised that you have time for something else. I was tutoring 7 students one-to-one for about a year once, and I had no time left for anything, exept getting ready for their classes. And you're doing all that as volunteer work- I can't express my respect!
Our daughters are 15 and 1, and our son is 11. The youngest is, of course, the sweetest little girl :) And the elder ones...it depends on the side of bed they get up on in the morning:)
I've read the post about Miles in your blog. My warmest congratulations to him and to his new parents and grandparents! To adopt a child is a wonderful thing, and it is such a great responsibility at the same time - I think, the responsibility to an adopted child is even more serious than to your biological child. I wish all of you good luck and lots of love and understanding.
P.S. If you actually took part in the process of pyramid-building then, maybe, you could reveal their secrets to the world? As far as I know, there are still some arguments about how the ancient Egyptians did it :)
Elisa Nguyen May 18, 2010 3:56

Hello Teacher Bill!
First, I want to thank you for the add.Then, it's very glad to making friend with you.
You are right that Nguyen is my last name. In my country, some family names are so popular that if you address Miss Nguyen, over one million people will answer you *_*. Everyone calls me Phu.
I've been studying English for 9 years, but I've just really spoken English since 2 years ago. I know that I need to try a lot. Hope you help me. Thanks so much again
Kate May 16, 2010 19:58

Bill, thanks for your questions. If I start counting the years of my study of English I feel as old as the Pyramids :) In fact, I've been trained as a teacher of English and I sometimes tutor students, from junior school mainly. But now I'm stay-at-home mom and have almost no chance to use English. It seems to me that my brain is absolutely rusty and immovable. I hope, EC will help :)
Your grandchildren are lovely! How old is Cora Beth?
rose May 16, 2010 8:28

hi Mr. Bill
i made a blog....about our son's future.
hope u visit it.
waiting ur comment ok?
have a nice ady