1th July my 1th blogging day
First July 2010 is my first ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ English Language blogging adventure. My fingers were touching my PC's keyboard writing a topic when a rapid pops up on the screen caught my eyes and drew my attention "World Cricket League Division one, first July and the first Afghanistan Cricket match against Canada in Netherland". Thereafter, it was all about my blogging. few of my other office colleagues joined me in watching the game, who will win ?
The team called Out of Ashes who recently got preparation in the heating city of Jalal Abad for the cold city games in Netherland or the team fully equipped and fully provided by every kind of sports facilities? Nobody knows, one of my friends nodded and said, I am sure the team of miracles will win, but none of us got the word at this moment. The one next to me whispered, it is not miracles, but it is a hidden talent and the Afghan team with no sports facilities even with no ever having a play ground in the whole country reached the top of cricket, and their talent made them story of tongues in the world. i forgot to write to my first blog on first July. i changed the room to start writing again, right after few minutes I heard the long applaud, shouting and happy emotions not only from my friends room, but from the streets surrounding our office, and the Team of Miracles Won by Six Wickets on first July my first blogging day
What about you, do you like watching or play Cricket?
Comment number 1.
At 2nd Jul 2010, Tienhoa wrote:Hi Enayat,
Congratulations to you a student blogger for July and on the winning of Afghanistan's Cricket Team. To be honest, I am not familiar with Cricket sport, but have known that it is the most populous sport in your country and supported by everyone.
Looking forward to reading next your entries.
Tienhoa
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Comment number 2.
At 2nd Jul 2010, Jan wrote:Hi Enayat!
Congratulations from previous blogger with your first day on the ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½! I wish you efficient learning during your month and I'm looking forward to know more about you and your interests!
Best wishes,
Jan (June 2010 ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½LE bloger)
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Comment number 3.
At 2nd Jul 2010, Callum wrote:Hello Enayat and welcome to the ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Learning English blogs.
Now that England are out of the football World Cup we are looking for success to our cricket team. They are currently playing a one-day series against Australia, their old rivals. England lead Australia 3 - 1 in the 5 match series, so we know that England have already won this series. So England have had some sporting success this summer!
Your teacher blogger will be Kim, a new teacher blogger for Learning English. So we'd like to welcome her as well as you to these blogs.
All the best and we look forward to reading your blogs.
Callum
ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Learning English
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Comment number 4.
At 2nd Jul 2010, learner_E wrote:Hi Enayat,
Actually,I know nothing about Cricket.But I really admire the spirits of your country team and your people's enthusiasm and support to sports. Including your football team.They have done great well.Hoping your coming interesting posts.
If any mistake, please let know.
Thank you.
Happy every day.
English Learner,Niu
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Comment number 5.
At 2nd Jul 2010, Elisabeth wrote:Hello and welcome, Enayat!
The only thing I remember about cricket is my former host family in England trying hard to explain the rules of the game to me. I was 14 then, I'd never seen the game before, and it was hopeless. Unfortunately cricket is not very popular in my country, Austria. But, like Niu before me, I'd like to congratulate your team on their success, and I am looking forward to reading more of your posts this month.
Take care,
Elisabeth (Austria)
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Comment number 6.
At 2nd Jul 2010, nastya wrote:Hi Enayat! Nice to meet you. Congratulations on being chosen the blogger of this month at the ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Learning English! And of course the success of the Afghan cricket team is worth admiring so there's no wonder you couldn't help watching the game with your colleagues :) To be honest, I don't know much about cricket because it's not that popular in my country. I'm a little embarrassed to admit it but I don't even know the rules of the game so I think it's obvious that I don't play cricket. In fact, I prefer riding a bicycle or rollerblading to team games. Anyway, I congratulate the Afghan cricket team on the victory.
I'm looking forward to your next blogs.
Good luck!
Nastya (Russia)
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Comment number 7.
At 3rd Jul 2010, Elisa wrote:Hello Enayat!
this is my first message, I've just signed in. As a new comer it's everything new for me, but I belive this website is a great tool to improve English. I'm discovering it little by little.... and now I wish I had found it earlier.
By the way, I've never watched a Cricket match, and I have no idea about the rules of this sport. I'm from Italy and here Cricket is not popular, but I imagine that whatever sport we talk about... when national team wins it's a great moment and everybody is proud of the country we are from.
best wishes,
Elisa
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Comment number 8.
At 3rd Jul 2010, danny wrote:Hi Enayat
I'm so glad that you are the current blogger because your country is an anigma for me and I'm so curious to know and to understand what is going on there.All my knowledge about you is based on the unforgetable story of Haled Husseini "The kite runner".I must admit that a team called Out of Ashes is stimulating my imagination.I think that is the reason you use the word "miracle" to describe their win. A victory against all the speculations.
I wish you a fruitful month. I'm going to read you permanentaly.
Danny
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Comment number 9.
At 3rd Jul 2010, Natalie_Saginashvili wrote:Hello, Enayat! Congratulations with your first post! I'm not very much fond of cricket. But, let me tell you that I liked very much the way you have written this post. Very interesting! Looking forward to your next entries.
Good luck,
Natalie,
Tbilisi, Georgia
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Comment number 10.
At 3rd Jul 2010, Dommi wrote:Hello Enayat!
it's great to have you as the current blogger, i guess you'll have some interesting stories about you and your country to share.
if you ask me about cricket, i will be at a loss of words, because i don't know anything about that game..!
Anyway, congratulations to your team! i'm looking forward to your next post.
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Comment number 11.
At 3rd Jul 2010, Kamel Taher wrote:Hello Enayat,
Congratulations for being the selected blogger of the month,looking forward reading next your entries, like to hear stories about your country Afghanistan,i like the style you wrote your first blog & i wish to learn a lot from you,finally congratulations for your cricket team although i know nothing about this game.
regards,
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Comment number 12.
At 4th Jul 2010, Emat from Kazakhstan wrote:Hi Enayat,
welcome, and nice to hear about win of your country's cricket team, so congrats to you!
My some friends from Pakistan used to play cricket when I with them lived in same the hall of residence Textile Akademy in town Ivanovo. I'm at times watch they playing, but I also don't understand anything in the rules of the game. I hope someone else of our friends who can talk with you about your favourite game will write yet.
I look forward to reading your next excellent posts. I like your style writing, it's a dissimilar and original one, and it seems your language is quite fluency. Are you living in some English-speaking country?
Best wishes,
Emat
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Comment number 13.
At 4th Jul 2010, Emat from Kazakhstan wrote:Oh, Enayat, bear with me a minute, please, above in my post I've found two gramatical mistakes at least: of course, "...I watched" not "...I'm watch". And "...your language is quite fluent" not "...fluency". Thanks. Now you can re-read my post.
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Comment number 14.
At 4th Jul 2010, Inna-L wrote:Hi Enayat,
in my country cricket is not so popular… and I’m not sure if we got a national team… and I can’t play it… and I don’t know the rules… Nevertheless, your post is interesting for me! You managed to put your emotions in writing!
Congratulations to the Afghan cricket team and to you!
Best wishes,
Inna. Russia.
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Comment number 15.
At 4th Jul 2010, suresh from India wrote:Hi Enayat
congratulation for your first blog selected for blogger of the month. your writing style is very impressive I congratulate for your team performance.
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Comment number 16.
At 5th Jul 2010, Ana Paula wrote:Nice to meet you and welcome to the blogs Enayat!
Here in Brazil cricket isn´t very popular as football, voleyball and basketball, so I´ve never watched a cricket match. What a pity!
I´m looking forward to reading your next blog.
Best wishes,
Ana Paula, Brazil.
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Comment number 17.
At 8th Jul 2010, Ashish wrote:Welcome Enayat.
It'll be fine to meet you for all month long.
Honestly, when we hear the word 'Afganistan', often the views come as blood, bomb, death, fighting and more negative sounds and words. But, presumably, there're also good something. May we expect that we'll know a different Afganistan from you by this month?
Hey, I'm from Bangladesh. So, surely you understand about our craze for cricket. It's the most popular game in our country. Today, a one-day game is going on with England.
Look forward to your best wishes for our team.
Bye.
Ashish Barua.
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Comment number 18.
At 11th Jul 2010, Marcelo Soares wrote:Hi, Enayat
I am Brazilian and here the most popular sports are soccer and volleyball. We ended up being eliminated from Soccer´s World Cup for Dutch.I know cricket by the films, should be a game that requires more skill than strenght. But,I understand the passion for a team, my favorite soccer team has been world champion 3 times. Congratulations on your cricket team. Wellcome to the blog.
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Comment number 19.
At 11th Jul 2010, kz wrote:Hi Enayat
Thank you very much for sending me the link. its really intresting and will be usful for english languag improvment.
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