Improving my english (again and again)

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Hi folks, :laughing:

Maybe you remember me.
My old nickname was “Fo…ment”.
(I’m just a bit paranoid, sorry)

I still read the newspapers including the NYtimes, and it helps me to improve my vocabulary a lot.
But I stopped for months to write in this great universal language. (Ok I’m overdoing it a bit :crazy_face: )

I think I should write on the forum again. Nothing is better than exchange with other people.

Actually, you helped me by the past to feel safe and happy here on a “foreign” forum.

I did it… and I’ll come back soon :joy:

Have a nice evening.

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Your English seems really good. :tropical_fish::tropical_fish::tropical_fish:

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Thanks @GrayBear :slight_smile: :slight_smile:

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Heeeey i remember you haaha :smile: hope youre doing well :notes:

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I remember you!

You were going to mail me one of those beautiful French gals, right?

:wink:

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Nice to see you back.

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Glad to see you.

:slightly_smiling_face:

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no, I don’t remember you, but I’m on and off the forum.

I have a degree in English, if you need anything just hit me up.

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Welcome back. It is always good to have you here. :blush:

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It’s good to have you here too, snickerdoodle. :hugs:

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Heehhe. That’s kind of you :smiley:

It is nice having you here too.

You make the forum warmer

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Awww thank you. :blush:

I can never leave, I’m in the lovebug mob LOL. :crazy_face:

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This is helps learn the English language, think, “What the hell is going on?” Before you speak

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Not sure “par le passé” has a literal English translation, but I’m not a native speaker either.
Have a nice day!

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i like to sing songs in english along with the lyrics. i grow my vocabulary and improve my pronunciation.

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I improve my English in this forum.
Do you think guys that i can communicate
with clarity?

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Your english seems excellent. Slang is the hatdest thing to get used to in English. So many words mean dofferent things

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Welcome back!!!

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Thank you so much all :star_struck:

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“Plus on est de fous, plus on rit” in French
“The more, the merrier” in English.

I’m happy to have you around.
If you feel like chatting in English or French, don’t be shy :smiley_cat:

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