need a help

[KittyPollitt 284]

Of course spanish language has a wide term of using in the south ,however,in the professional career english is an essential element of communicating with custmors.

Thank God I speak English.

[amir2011 0]

Thank God I speak English.

Are yu a new immigrant in USA or you're an old one?

[KittyPollitt 284]

Are yu a new immigrant in USA or you're an old one?

As I said previously, I was born and raised here in the US. My husband is from Morocco.

[slangofoil 50]

First and foremost, get yourself enrolled in some additional English classes. Maybe your spoken English is better, but your written English needs a lot of improvement. Not trying to be rude, but this could really affect your chances of getting a job in a very competitive market.

[amir2011 0]

First and foremost, get yourself enrolled in some additional English classes. Maybe your spoken English is better, but your written English needs a lot of improvement. Not trying to be rude, but this could really affect your chances of getting a job in a very competitive market.

Thanks foremost for your attention to my english language,meanwhile,My competences in written are good but they needs some practices due to the fact that I stop writing english from along time ago so I need to revive all my knowledge of using english.

[calibob 73]

Thanks foremost for your attention to my english language,meanwhile,My competences in written are good but they needs some practices due to the fact that I stop writing english from along time ago so I need to revive all my knowledge of using english.

Often times the messenger is judged unfairly by the quality of communication and therefore the message is discounted or overlooked. It would be a great boost to be fluent in both written and spoken English. The vocabulary doesn't have to be enormous just precise enough to get across what you're trying to communicate. Best of luck in the States and try and not get frustrated, English isn't the easiest language to get all the nuances.

Bob

[Boiler 45,516]

English isn't the easiest language to get all the nuances.

Bob

Yes, most American's fail miserably.

[calibob 73]

Yes, most American's fail miserably.

I see said the blind man, as he picked up his hammer and saw.........many times there are words with two or more meanings spelled the same..........I've tried some foreign languages and they for the most part make sense......English is all over the board once you get away from the basics.

Bob

[amir2011 0]

I see said the blind man, as he picked up his hammer and saw.........many times there are words with two or more meanings spelled the same..........I've tried some foreign languages and they for the most part make sense......English is all over the board once you get away from the basics.

Bob

You're right Mr bob,english has different schemes of application and practice...don't forget the american proverb "when in Rome do as the Romans do"It means that each one can use his language within the system of accomodation and adaptation.

Certainly,every one has his/her own skill of using english,moreover, the original language affects the shape of the second language(see sapir whorf hypothesis books)

Finally,I can assume that the person can improve his/her own skill by the way of meeting and contacting foreigners people of that language.

[Boiler 45,516]

Not an American Proverb:

Robert Burton's The Anatomy of Melancholy was first published in 1621. Burton makes oblique reference to the phrase, without using it explicitly:

...like Mercury, the planet, are good with good, bad with bad. When they are at Rome, they do there as they see done, puritans with puritans, papists with papists

But its origins are much older.

[amir2011 0]

Not an American Proverb:

But its origins are much older.

Generally speaking it's an american proverb ,although it has a deep origins.

What I want to explain to yu is that the person can be engaged in social comunication and human ethics of such community by means of the language which can lead to the term of integration and polarization of much people ,consequently,the person will be an essential element of society.

Take care friend,

[KittyPollitt 284]

Generally speaking it's an american proverb ,although it has a deep origins.

What I want to explain to yu is that the person can be engaged in social comunication and human ethics of such community by means of the language which can lead to the term of integration and polarization of much people ,consequently,the person will be an essential element of society.

Take care friend,

Generally speaking, it's an old English proverb. Americans have never had any direct dealings with Rome, so it would be foolish to assume that simply because the proverb came from English speakers, that it is in American proverb.

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

Generally speaking, it's an old English proverb. Americans have never had any direct dealings with Rome, so it would be foolish to assume that simply because the proverb came from English speakers, that it is in American proverb.

The English also never had any direct dealings with Rome -- the tribes populating what we now consider Britain were Celtic and are considered Britons, not proto-Englishmen. They also certainly did not speak anything like the Germanic tongue we now speak. The earliest forms of English didn't really arise until the Anglo-Saxons arrived, which was after the Romans had for all intents and purposes left Britain.

The saying is attributed to St Ambrose, who I suspect had little or nothing to do with Britain.

[KittyPollitt 284]

The English also never had any direct dealings with Rome -- the tribes populating what we now consider Britain were Celtic and are considered Britons, not proto-Englishmen. They also certainly did not speak anything like the Germanic tongue we now speak. The earliest forms of English didn't really arise until the Anglo-Saxons arrived, which was after the Romans had for all intents and purposes left Britain.

The saying is attributed to St Ambrose, who I suspect had little or nothing to do with Britain.

Point taken.