Good.
You have two now, correct????
Filipino (Tagalog?) and English.
WHAT ABOUT KOREAN??

I know a little bit of Korean. Maybe some greetings (that I use for my students).
Also with Spanish, French, Chinese.
Our ticos friend Richard Blank, where is he?

Costa Rica.

LukeJavan8 - 01 July 2009 02:47 PM

Costa Rica.

great answer!!!!!

vine - 01 July 2009 02:48 PM

LukeJavan8 - 01 July 2009 02:47 PM

Costa Rica.

great answer!!!!!

That is what is says under his picture.

howjsay.com is cool. Though it’ll take time before you hear the word. It’s worth it!

Especially for someone teaching English, gives the student time to catch it.  And you can repeat it, just by clicking.

Can you give me a link where I can compare American and British pronunciation?
They have different pronunciation and I can’t tell if I’m pronouncing it right. ahaha!

We’ll see what we can do.

LukeJavan8 - 16 July 2009 08:39 AM

We’ll see what we can do.

Still waiting.. in vain..

in vain, I guess, I looked, but no luck.  Maybe others can find one.  Try posting your question elsewhere in another thread.

Can you suggest a good site where I can study British and American pronunciation?

Trafalgar Square and Times Square, respectively.

Or perhaps not, they’re probably thronged with foreign tourists.

And English pub would fill the bill in Britain, but I cannot say the same for an American Tavern, depends on where you want to get the flavor (not the beer, the language) South Carolina, Boston,
Kansas, Texas, Soutwest, Northwest.

Bar or tavern, Interesting term.