Replying to [EnglishRyan]:
Dear Ryan,
Highly appreciate for your very good introduction of your first
experience for Chinese New Year!
A few questions to ask , if you don't mind?
When we can use a cool experience ?
Does it mean things happen suddenly and we are not preparing for this?
Can taken aback normally apply for situational expression , then
some emotional feelings?
How about some comments on the Chines New Year Food?
Thanks a lot in advance.
Best wishes.
Leosun

Dear sir,

My English is not well.Now just to do foreign trade and has encountered many problems,can  you help me?   

Hi there,



I'm not sure how much help I can be to you through the internet.  Perhaps you can find a teacher in your area?



We can chat freely here, if you like!



Good luck,



Ryan

Quoting from [EnglishRyan]:



Hi, I am new to Alibaba,



I am a Canadian currently living and working in Dubai (2.5 years) as an English teacher but moving to Shanghai November 1.



The purpose of this thread is to keep my grammatical skills sharp and to provide an opportunity for those of you studying English to ask any English-related question you want. I will try my best to draw from my English instructing experience to answer your question, and I encourage other native speakers to join in.



Hope you find this helpful!

Hi I am new to here!

It is greatly helpful those of people are studying English as well as myself.

I would like to ask you some of my confusion about English later...

Thanks in advance.

 

Quoting from [EnglishRyan]:


Hi, I am new to Alibaba,


I am a Canadian currently living and working in Dubai (2.5 years) as an English teacher but moving to Shanghai November 1.


The purpose of this thread is to keep my grammatical skills sharp and to provide an opportunity for those of you studying English to ask any English-related question you want. I will try my best to draw from my English instructing experience to answer your question, and I encourage other native speakers to join in.


Hope you find this helpful!

Any meaning on your name:Ryan?? 

i'm appreciated of your generous helping ,and there's a question

I need to practise my oral English, could  you please recommend some useful website to me?

Quoting from [kuusport]:


Replying to [EnglishRyan]:


Makes sense. Although in your example, while somewhat awkward, saying "My meaning is" is fundamentally correct, if misplaced. That phrase would work if someone were to be expressing their intent, as opposed to trying to rephrase themselves i.e.:

Thanks for the info given,

Hi Ryan,I'm a Chinese Student.I had graduated from Zhejiang Shuren University. I hope you can give me some good suggestions to improve my English skill. Thanks.

Quoting from [Professor Carl]:

Replying to EnglishRyan

You're making a very generous offer to participants in this forum.

As we all know, one's abilities and disabilities learning English have much to do with the English learners mother tongue. Nonetheless, in your experience, what -- speaking in generalities -- are the most difficult aspects of English for the non-native speaker?

Hi,i,m very gald to know you ! i want to improve my oral English! what can i do? I can't find someong to talk to

Quoting from [EnglishRyan]:

Hi, I am new to Alibaba,

I am a Canadian currently living and working in Dubai (2.5 years) as an English teacher but moving to Shanghai November 1.

The purpose of this thread is to keep my grammatical skills sharp and to provide an opportunity for those of you studying English to ask any English-related question you want. I will try my best to draw from my English instructing experience to answer your question, and I encourage other native speakers to join in.

Hope you find this helpful!