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should we master more language for better future?
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I am so reluctant to part with you, I hate this feeling when the party ends and friends all had to gone. Am I borned to be a sad man? Tonight is doomed to be an unforgetalbe night, I am so lucky to recognise a foreigner as friend via net, I wish to practise my oral English, however I try my best to pronounce clearly, the result is not what I expected, the chat can not be continued through mouth and tongue, but it's fine at least, I could express by typing, I should attribute it to Dio English webstie...haha, the next step is that I should find out the reason why foreigners cann't hear my English clearly. And should DioEnglish change to DioLanguage?
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- Reply freefu55
- Glad to see you again friend, for such a long time without being here, what are you doing?
Tange: there is no evidence saying that : master more language can earn bright future . ....
- Reply Tange
- glad to hear that , such a long time , i didn't login Dio, since my network unavailable
freefu55: Glad to see you again friend, for such a long time without being here, what are you doing?
- Reply Tange
- glad to hear that , such a long time , i didn't login Dio, since my network unavailable
freefu55: Glad to see you again friend, for such a long time without being here, what are you doing?
- Reply saint1633
- The more language we master, the more opportunity we get for a better future. It is like saying by mastering more technical skills in electrical engineering or computing , we get more chance to get a job or start a business ourselves.
However, when speaking of having mastered a language, we mean being competent ; hardly can we say that only transmitting 70% of our meaning in communication be competent ...
