hahhhhayyyy...
kung naningkamot sila, di maningkamot pd ta..
advantage gni ta kay naa na jud ta nabaw an..manudlo pamn gni ta nila.
hahhhhayyyy...
kung naningkamot sila, di maningkamot pd ta..
advantage gni ta kay naa na jud ta nabaw an..manudlo pamn gni ta nila.
Agree ko ani.. Speaking is really our weak spot because it's not that easy to drop our accent. Bisan ako guilty ko ana.. Sa una mo-try hard gyud ko mag pina "amerkano" mo-storya pero lukot2x ang dila oi..So karon, I just speak English the way I'm used to speak it. It's much easier for me and as long as kasabot akong ka-storya, walay problema.
Katong ni-ingon nga "Mas maayo pa ug accent ang Koreans kaysa Pinoy.", I'm not sure about that. Akong mga kailang Americans mas maka-sabot pa man sila makig-storya nato kaysa Koreans. I know a full-blooded Korean, he's a good friend & has been in the US for over 15 years already pero iyahang pag pronounce sa letter "R" kay "L" lang gihapon.
Room = "Loom"
Road = "Load"
Return = "Leturn"
i noticed nga ganahan dyud makat-on ang mga koreans ug english...
pero compare sa atoa mas dali ra dyud ta makat-on...
Most people here do not pronounce the words correctly, not because of the English knowledge, nor the grammar, its because they learned to pronounce the words wrong.
Like cat, rat, bat, pants, where the 'a' is pronounced like in apple, which is wrong.
This make it sound strange for American. But did you ever hear Chinese speaking English? THAT's bad.
anyeong hasseo...
ewan ko sanneo...
some pinoy ganahan sad magkinoreano....pero ang koreano dili dyud ganahan mag binisaya..toink
I think dako kaayo ang advantage nato kay ginagamit man ang english as medium for instruction sa schools. BIsan dili ta fluent sa english, atleast mka sabot ta..carabao english lang lagi.
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