[Funland] CLB tiếng Anh - OF English Club (OFEC) 3 - Don't be shy, say to share...

[Gabpearl]

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I have an answer: "Informatics Certificate Level A". Is it a good answer?

 

[GiannoV]

i love coffee but i have no time. no traffic mean. so i only drink coffee online

ps. if have chance, I would like to face you for learning E please?

Cafe online is the cheapest one i bet. Face to face in E? Go to ofec mting this week

I'd love to but not free now

No star where!

Let's smile and laugh

You breaking my tamitsu down

 

[GiannoV]

Who can share me some experience in taking GRE test ?

Sorry. I've some when i was at high school.

 

[letuan68]

tôi cũng thích tiếng anh

 

[1TiTi]

i love coffee but i have no time. no traffic mean. so i only drink coffee online

ps. if have chance, I would like to face you for learning E please?

This is better
"If i could,i would love to meet you to learn E. Pleeeeease?"

 

[1TiTi]

Who's here love to sing Karaoke ???

 

[koala_benho]

Who's here love to sing Karaoke ???

Sometime . Ofec have a party on karaoke shop and we sang english songs! Remember when.....

 

[I am me]

Hi, How are u doing?

 

[1TiTi]

Thank you much (f)!


http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/artistry
artistry (ˈɑːtɪstrɪ)
— n
1. artistic workmanship, ability, or quality
2. artistic pursuits
3. great skill
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/Floral?s=t
floral (ˈflɔːrəl)
— adj
1. decorated with or consisting of flowers or patterns of flowers
2. of, relating to, or associated with flowers: floral leaves



=> I think "floral artistry" is a noun phrase, meanwhile "chơi hoa" is a verb. Still try to find . It's really hard, right? Would you mind to suggest anything else?





Bookmarked . Interesting knowledge (f). Many thanks !

For some reasons i kept thinking "Người chơi hoa" . We are after "Nghệ thuật Chơi Hoa" right ? if so, Ikebana and Kado might be it?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikebana
The art of Flower care and arrangement came from Asia, It is not common practice in US or Europe so they just called it in Japanese's name.
if we talk about "Người chơi hoa" you need not to separate the words out because each one of them has the meaning of it own... i am talking about noun and verb thing.



i think....but what do i know?

 

[ChimBaoBaoTài khoản đã xác minh]

Who's here love to sing Karaoke ???

We already did it sometimes, 1Titi.

 

[koala_benho]

We already did it sometimes, 1Titi.

hi chimbaobao, do you contact with hunghd and Ga Tay? We must discuss in this weekend

 

[1TiTi]

We already did it sometimes, 1Titi.

who is good?

 

[GiannoV]

Who's here love to sing Karaoke ???

Ha, you intend to invite us?

 

[ChimBaoBaoTài khoản đã xác minh]

hi chimbaobao, do you contact with hunghd and Ga Tay? We must discuss in this weekend

No. I don't. I respect one's interest. He or she reserves his/her freedom to join or leave the club at his/her convenience. I can only confirm as I said earlier that I'll be coming this Sunday.

Hopefully we will have all old and new faces this Sunday

 

[ChimBaoBaoTài khoản đã xác minh]

who is good?

All, except me. The best is PIE. I don't see her here in this new thread

 

[dht]

Why do English speakers say "try and ____" rather than "try to ____"?

Why do English speakers say "try and ____" rather than "try to ____"?

1. From a purely functionalist standpoint, it's easier to say [traI.jIn]/[traI.n] than to say [traI.tu]. (The nasal is more sonorant than the stop, less of a change following the diphthong.)
2. "Try and" sounds a little bit "friendlier" for some reason. "Try to" sounds more like an imperative/command form to ears.

 

[1TiTi]

Ha, you intend to invite us?

um yea,why not ? at my house. I have beers and BBQ

All, except me

you will say "i am" after you hear me sing

 

[hungnhd]

No. I don't. I respect one's interest. He or she reserves his/her freedom to join or leave the club at his/her convenience. I can only confirm as I said earlier that I'll be coming this Sunday.

Hopefully we will have all old and new faces this Sunday

Hi. This sunday I can attend our "cutting the wind" meeting. I hope to see all of u there. I haven't seen every one for a long time. And I hope to see new members there also. Have a nice weekend

 

[dht]

Coffee, Tea or Me?

Ever got an offer from a young and hot stewardess “Coffee, Tea or Me?”

The great “Coffee, Tea or Me?” hoax


Back in the 1960s, when air travel was more pleasant and our culture was less politically correct, airline stewardesses were hot – at least in terms of their cultural image.
Most stewardesses were young and single. In the media, they were often portrayed as both desirable and attainable – as women who liked to party at the stops along their routes and fool around with pilots and lucky travelers.

http://www.thisdayinquotes.com/2009/09/fly-friendly-skies.html
Then, on November 21, 1967, the book Coffee, Tea or Me?

was published.
Subtitled The Uninhibited Memoirs of Two Airline Stewardesses, this book solidified and further popularized the stereotypical image of fun-loving, sexually promiscuous stewardesses.
It also made the sexually provocative phrase “Coffee, Tea or Me?” a common, humorous saying.
Authorship of the book was credited to two stewardesses named Rachel Jones and Trudy Baker. When it was published, two young women using those names went on a heavily-covered media tour to promote it.
Soon, Coffee, Tea or Me? became a national and international best seller. Millions of copies were sold. Three sequels were published. In 1973, Coffee, Tea or Me? was made into a TV movie in 1973, starring Karen Valentine and Louise Lasser.
Years later, it was revealed that the book had actually been written by the prolific veteran author and ghostwriter, Donald Bain.

“Trudy Baker” and “Rachel Jones” did not exist. The women who went on the book tour were two former stewardesses hired by the publisher’s publicity agent to pose as Trudy and Rachel.
It was a supremely great hoax that generated a lot of money for Bain and a memorable phrase that’s still quoted today.

 

[koala_benho]

No. I don't. I respect one's interest. He or she reserves his/her freedom to join or leave the club at his/her convenience. I can only confirm as I said earlier that I'll be coming this Sunday.

Hopefully we will have all old and new faces this Sunday

. Sick enought to fall hope that I become better