English Vocabulary

écouter les mots prononcés

remi16

User since 2007
Posts: 1

21 Aug. 2007

Bonjour. Je ne trouve pas dans le workbbok l'endroit où l'on peut écouter la prononciation des mots que l'on a demandée. Quelqu'un pourrait-il me renseigner sur ce point? D'avance merci

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simsima
User
Posts: 1
27 Aug. 2007

hi all,

I'm new member, I have a serious problem in english, lot of difficulty to memorise a new words, but specialy to speak easly inside people.

please, what could you advise me.
hi all, I'm new member, I have a serious problem in english, lot of difficulty to memorise a new words, but specialy to speak easly inside people. please, what could you advise me.
Marylène Vassal
User since 2006
Posts: 2
26 Nov. 2007

From Gee:
Thrilling is your support, youyou!
The right to speak freely must be exercised.
The right to speak freely is a duty.
Get you out, GGusers!

[blockquote]From Gee: Thrilling is your support, youyou! The right to speak freely must be exercised. The right to speak freely is a duty. Get you out, GGusers! [/blockquote]
Willy The Security Guard
Administrator
Posts: 154
21 Aug. 2007

Please IN ENGLISH remi16 !!! There are GymGlish users all around the world !!!

Peace out!
Willy (The Security Guard of the Delavigne Corp.)

From remi16:
Bonjour. Je ne trouve pas dans le workbbok l'endroit où l'on peut écouter la prononciation des mots que l'on a demandée. Quelqu'un pourrait-il me renseigner sur ce point? D'avance merci

Please IN ENGLISH remi16 !!! There are GymGlish users all around the world !!! Peace out! Willy (The Security Guard of the Delavigne Corp.) [blockquote]From remi16: Bonjour. Je ne trouve pas dans le workbbok l'endroit où l'on peut écouter la prononciation des mots que l'on a demandée. Quelqu'un pourrait-il me renseigner sur ce point? D'avance merci[/blockquote]
remi16
User since 2007
Posts: 1
21 Aug. 2007

Bonjour. Je ne trouve pas dans le workbbok l'endroit où l'on peut écouter la prononciation des mots que l'on a demandée. Quelqu'un pourrait-il me renseigner sur ce point? D'avance merci
Bonjour. Je ne trouve pas dans le workbbok l'endroit où l'on peut écouter la prononciation des mots que l'on a demandée. Quelqu'un pourrait-il me renseigner sur ce point? D'avance merci
AhQ ['a: kiu]
User since 2006
Posts: 2715
28 Aug. 2007

Thrilling is your support, youyou!
The right to speak freely must be exercised.
The right to speak freely is a duty.
Get you out, GGusers!
Thrilling is your support, youyou! The right to speak freely must be exercised. The right to speak freely is a duty. Get you out, GGusers!
AhQ ['a: kiu]
User since 2006
Posts: 2715
28 Aug. 2007

Everyone has got problems with English, simsina.
To memorize new words, set your heart on some 10 words at a time and insert them in very short sentences that you repeat again and again by rote, like in a squirrelcage rotating working. You can do it aloud or secretly inside your heart, without moving your lips, just moving motor nervous connections inside your brain.
But don't put the cart before the horses, simsina!! I mean don't try right away to speak inside other people. I got a bit on the watch for you lately to catch how you managed to speak inside people. You practise the mouth-to-mouth conversation. It's better not to overload your talking workout by adding the sensual pleasure of the kiss of life.
God bless your squirrel cage endless rotating.
Everyone has got problems with English, simsina. To memorize new words, set your heart on some 10 words at a time and insert them in very short sentences that you repeat again and again by rote, like in a squirrelcage rotating working. You can do it aloud or secretly inside your heart, without moving your lips, just moving motor nervous connections inside your brain. But don't put the cart before the horses, simsina!! I mean don't try right away to speak inside other people. I got a bit on the watch for you lately to catch how you managed to speak inside people. You practise the mouth-to-mouth conversation. It's better not to overload your talking workout by adding the sensual pleasure of the kiss of life. God bless your squirrel cage endless rotating.
AhQ ['a: kiu]
User since 2006
Posts: 2715
26 Aug. 2007

Ay, Ay, Aye! Ray Jay Ay.
We are so easily led astray by our everyday sway!
We tick on the box to vote for a word to be pronounced, and we forget that it's only a vote. We take it for an order.
That's not so much we forget that an American democracy rules the GG.
It's that conditioning overrun reasoning.
Zina pointed it out some while ago in an answer to forestine in a different column of this forum.
Thank you Ray Jay Ay for leading the right way.
Ay, Ay, Aye! Ray Jay Ay. We are so easily led astray by our everyday sway! We tick on the box to vote for a word to be pronounced, and we forget that it's only a vote. We take it for an order. That's not so much we forget that an American democracy rules the GG. It's that conditioning overrun reasoning. Zina pointed it out some while ago in an answer to forestine in a different column of this forum. Thank you Ray Jay Ay for leading the right way.
AhQ ['a: kiu]
User since 2006
Posts: 2715
22 Aug. 2007

remi16 who is speaking an unknown language seems to be quite taken aback.
Why?
In his lessons he regularly votes for getting the audio pronunciation of words. Those words come on in his workbook but he doesn't find out them high-sounding. They lie dumb down the screen, cocking a snook at him (maybe cocking a snoop too?).
Who could be so kind as telling remi16 how to pull through?
Not me. I couln't.
remi16 who is speaking an unknown language seems to be quite taken aback. Why? In his lessons he regularly votes for getting the audio pronunciation of words. Those words come on in his workbook but he doesn't find out them high-sounding. They lie dumb down the screen, cocking a snook at him (maybe cocking a snoop too?). Who could be so kind as telling remi16 how to pull through? Not me. I couln't.
youyou.
User since 2007
Posts: 4
28 Aug. 2007

Now is not the time to be silent
Exercise your right to speak freely

For that dependent, latchkey, smart,
But a baby having a baby child or teen

For that single mom, whose work is never done
Educated, yet been through domestic violence

For that disabled worker, who canâ€™t give 110 per cent
But when he could, he did. And still have vivid dreams

For that Veteran, POW, whose braved wars and rumors of wars
Those who came home and those who didnâ€™t

For that elderly man or woman who still have something vital
To give, through work or to volunteer, who are often overlooked

For that pet who is your loyal, sometimes whimsical, friend
And protector who loves you unconditionally

For those endangered species whose purpose may not be understood
But is just as important as our earthly purpose

For all others who cannot speak up for themselves
Your voice, your vote, your freedom of speech is needed

Not because the first amendment says so
But because itâ€™s good common sense

Copyright Â© 2004-2007 Pier Tyler. All Rights Reserved.

Freedom of Speech

From The Guardian Angel:
Everyone has got problems with English, simsina.
To memorize new words, set your heart on some 10 words at a time and insert them in very short sentences that you repeat again and again by rote, like in a squirrelcage rotating working. You can do it aloud or secretly inside your heart, without moving your lips, just moving motor nervous connections inside your brain.
But don't put the cart before the horses, simsina!! I mean don't try right away to speak inside other people. I got a bit on the watch for you lately to catch how you managed to speak inside people. You practise the mouth-to-mouth conversation. It's better not to overload your talking workout by adding the sensual pleasure of the kiss of life.
God bless your squirrel cage endless rotating.

Now is not the time to be silent Exercise your right to speak freely For that dependent, latchkey, smart, But a baby having a baby child or teen For that single mom, whose work is never done Educated, yet been through domestic violence For that disabled worker, who canâ€™t give 110 per cent But when he could, he did. And still have vivid dreams For that Veteran, POW, whose braved wars and rumors of wars Those who came home and those who didnâ€™t For that elderly man or woman who still have something vital To give, through work or to volunteer, who are often overlooked For that pet who is your loyal, sometimes whimsical, friend And protector who loves you unconditionally For those endangered species whose purpose may not be understood But is just as important as our earthly purpose For all others who cannot speak up for themselves Your voice, your vote, your freedom of speech is needed Not because the first amendment says so But because itâ€™s good common sense Copyright Â© 2004-2007 Pier Tyler. All Rights Reserved. Freedom of Speech [blockquote]From The Guardian Angel: Everyone has got problems with English, simsina. To memorize new words, set your heart on some 10 words at a time and insert them in very short sentences that you repeat again and again by rote, like in a squirrelcage rotating working. You can do it aloud or secretly inside your heart, without moving your lips, just moving motor nervous connections inside your brain. But don't put the cart before the horses, simsina!! I mean don't try right away to speak inside other people. I got a bit on the watch for you lately to catch how you managed to speak inside people. You practise the mouth-to-mouth conversation. It's better not to overload your talking workout by adding the sensual pleasure of the kiss of life. God bless your squirrel cage endless rotating.[/blockquote]

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