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DancingPenguin03February 2012 Hi Kelly, I would be happy to help you! I am born and raised in the USA, and I am workingon my French. Any time you want to chat, or send an e-mail, let me know.
LindseySueJanuary 2012 Ca va Mathieu? Je m'appelle Lindsey. Je suis une americaine et je "want to learn to" parle francais bien. Je suis nouvelle ici; combien(how?) contact tu?
emily12345December 2011 hi Mathieu I really want to learn french!
 | mmagregSeptember 2011 Hello everyone. As the new Regional Administrator I would like to thank everyone for their interest and contributions to this wonderful website. I will be working to grow our network and increase the activity, both on the website, and with social and educational meetings. I welcome all questions, comments, advice, and help I can get. It would be nice if some people were to volunteer as Administrators of their more localized region as well. I look forward to getting to know you all along the way, and learning with you :)
Please do not hesitate to contact me for any reason, or no reason at all! |
 | KoineStudentSeptember 2010 Hello, how are you? My name is Mark. I have a Master's in Teaching, but I am currenlty not in that field. Let me give you a few pointers on learning English. Also, feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Do not worry, I would never charge for helping you. 1. Watch movies with the caption enabled, in English. This way you can hear and read the words. 2. Read good literature! This will help you to write well. Keep a dictionary with you as you read. Reading books will help you to recognize good grammar, this is a must! Stay away from "fiction" because sometimes fictional writing does not use proper grammar. |
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