It's a small world
Hello my beloved friends. Answers to you all. We can see the same moon wherever we go.
Ana Paula from Brazil: Hi Ana Paula. I’have never read this book but it will be in my list. It sounds interesting. You don’t bore me at all talking about books, Ana Paula and I am also a fan of VinÃcius de Moraes. I love his poetic songs of Bossa Nova. Have you ever heard “O Samba da Bênção” or The Blessing Samba? I’m always listening VinÃcius while blogging. For this reason one day I finished the blog with “saravá”. Have you noticed that? Don’t worry, Ana Paula, I rarely have nightmares. I was just kidding with you about that dog. :-)
Judit from Hungary: I’m glad you have found fascinating the story of the Monk and the Nun. I’d like to know about your friend’s opinion on the hill and the legend.
Antonio from Belgium: Thanks Antonio. I still think they are organized and it was just a bad luck I had but I’m afraid I don’t need to pass through this anymore.
Naheed from Pakistan: Thanks Naheed for your, as always, supportive words to me. The name of the fruit is “caju”, it’s an Indigenous name.
Rafique from Pakistan: Yes, most of the photos were taken by me, except when I’m in the picture :-D and some pictures that the priest lent me (the pictures of the paintings inside the Convent)
Myen from Vietnam: Every dog has its day! But I’m lucky most of the time. I think something very good is coming because my life has been like that. I’m glad you liked the monkey story. That’s the reason I like to take pictures...no one would believe me :-)
Ela from Poland: The white hemisphere is the Cultural Complex of the Republic in the picture, it’s a museum.
Hyoshil from lincoln: Thanks Hyoshil, I’m looking forward to reading your posts one day as a blogger to see your lovely son.
Ehsernta from Hong Kong: hello Ehsernta, I’ve posted yesterday another dish from here. Take a look!
Pilar from Spain: My situation was rather different from yours in the test. I’ve managed to antecipate my arrival a night before to avoid being late so I was the first candidate to arrive at both times. What made me feel anxious was the disappearance of my test and the following happenings. At least you had a happy ending.
Aster yassine from morocco: Yes, I always have good time despite all the adversities.
Marianna from Slovakia: Hi Marianna, I don’t know... I think my strenght comes from God or from my faith. It’s wonderful to be a journalist, at least for a month! I’ve loved every moment of blogging. Oh Marianna, you are very funny, I think you would be a nice blogger!
Chandrakant Patel from India Dahod: Thanks. Yes, I’ve got butterflies in my stomach during the test but I don’t regret of anything. I have been learning many Australian techniques during the preparation for the OET and I had the opportunity to know dentists from other countries virtually. Well...I think nothing in life is in vain. Most part of the things I have learned in my life, I have already used at some time. The building is the “National Congress” where the congressmen are.
Silwal Kishor from Nepal: I agree with you. In my case the only problem was the organization of the OET.Thanks for sharing the news from Nepal with me. It’s rare a manifestation in my city like this. When rarely we have one, it’s not violent, only people walking along the street with flags.
Josie from netherlands: Hi Josie, Nice to hear from you. I’ve lived in Colatina once. My father was teacher at the University there and I have lived in Rio too for a short time. I understand why you’ve worked as a nurse being a gynecologist. My friend worked as a dental assistant while doing the tests in Australia but I cannot imagine myself not being the dentist. I think I would give my opinion...it would be a disaster.
Yvonne from Germany, NRW, Ahaus: Hi Yvonne, I think you would be a great blogger. Well, I’ve managed to include all the issues I wanted to talk about, making a plan for that before blogging and I have been following itsince the main aim was to make everybody feel as they were here near me watching and feeling the same things like me.
SG Koolipurackal from Ksa: You are welcome here. I feel happy with you here. Try to express yourself in words just the way you know and we will certainly understand and communicate with you.
Jarek from Poland: I am also sad because it’s ending. I’d like to stay here forever like Stephen in his column. Haha :-) I wouldn’t dream to compare myself with him! He is my idol!
Naheed from Pakistan: Naheed you are a devoted student, I admire you and I need your help again explaining about the urucum in your own words.
Chandrakant Patel from India, Dahod: The name of my city is Vila Velha. Look for it again and you will see it.
MARCOS SARMENTO BARCELOS from RIO DE JANEIRO: Hi Marcos, welcome to the blog. Here is the place if you want to improve the English language learning skill.
Ayesha from Pakistan: Thank you, you are very nice. Keep on reading and writing comments. We learn by communication.
Anders Glob from Denmark: Thanks Anders, your words really cheer me up, you are very nice!
Manoj Pandey from Bhopal,India: Manoj, I always get the fish very quick but I don’t have the patience to wait for long time. Unluckily, we don’t have Indian food in my city, as far as I know but I’m looking for it desperately because it seems to be just appropriate to my my taste.
Heinrich Stamm from Pomerode, SC, Brazil: Thanks Heinrich, you are really nice. I’d like to be as good as you are in English, you have a rich vocabulary, I’ve noticed that. Yes I had a not so bad experience when Paul (from the ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ LE team) wanted to explain me how the blogging system works...we were communicating by e-mail and when he said: Do you want me to explain by phone? I’ve got butterflies in my stomach, I think my face turned red due to the heat I was feeling and my heart beat so fast just to think of speaking to him. I think I feel more confortable when the interlocutor isn’t a native speaker.
Farzan from tehran: I’d love to visit your country one day but it’s a pie in the sky right now. I promise in the last blog I’ll show better pictures of me.
Myen from Vietnam: Thanks for the drink, Myen. I’m so glad you liked my meal. I hope you like the “Torta Capixaba” too.
A kiss to you all and to all who are trying to post comments. I hope to be lucky enough to read them as soon as the ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ LE publish them before my last day blogging here,
Sweet dreams
Adriana
Comments
Hello Adri, a very small time is left of your blogging and I don't want to miss even a single day of talking to you through my comments. You have been kind and a wonderful fellow. What I like best about you is your love to your son, may this bond become stronger, and stronger, and stronger. And yes, I've sent the explanation of 'Urucum' as per your request. I liked the picture of the evening moon in today's post. You are right, although we all come from different places, but still we see the same moon. So we can say that ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ LE is an electronic way of getting us connected and the objects in the universe are the natural ones. Naheed:)
Hi Adri! Thanks for your lovely reply, Yes your are right We can see the same moon wherever we go but I don’t know why we made borders and divided our world in so many parts, we all are same then WHY we are doing this? I think nobody having answer of this question and if I will ask the same to someone here he/she will laugh at me but I am asking you because you feel it anyway you look so sweet and cute in your pervious pics. Take care of your self n try to come to India once. Take care Bye Manoj Pandey
I am glad meet you. we are the one on earth.
Dear Adriana, it’s true! It’s indeed a small world, specially, after the internet. What do you think about living in Colatina and Rio? Be honesty, please. Brazilian people are known for not liking to give bad news or negative opinions, aren’t they? I remember you saying that the Amy’s wedding dress was simply marvelous or did you mean marvelously simple? I think marvelous that she didn’t want to spend much money on this kind of thing and bought it in a charity shop. I bet it’s typical from her. About being an assistant, you’re again right, it was a disaster! Not only because of my problem with the language, but also because of emotional issues. Provisionally, I’m enjoying being a stay-at-home mother, until I can help my husband bringing home the bacon. I like to pay my own bills. By the way, it was a nice feeling to be answered by you. Thanks!
Dear Adriana, it’s true! It’s indeed a small world, specially, after the internet. What do you think about living in Colatina and Rio? Be honesty, please. Brazilian people are known for not liking to give bad news or negative opinions, aren’t they? I remember you saying that the Amy’s wedding dress was simply marvelous or did you mean marvelously simple? I think marvelous that she didn’t want to spend much money on this kind of thing and bought it in a charity shop. I bet it’s typical from her. About being an assistant, you’re again right, it was a disaster! Not only because of my problem with the language, but also because of emotional issues. Provisionally, I’m enjoying being a stay-at-home mother, until I can help my husband bringing home the bacon. I like to pay my own bills. By the way, it was a nice feeling to be answered by you. Thanks!
Dear Adriana, it’s true! It’s indeed a small world, specially, after the internet. What do you think about living in Colatina and Rio? Be honesty, please. Brazilian people are known for not liking to give bad news or negative opinions, aren’t they? I remember you saying that the Amy’s wedding dress was simply marvelous or did you mean marvelously simple? I think marvelous that she didn’t want to spend much money on this kind of thing and bought it in a charity shop. I bet it’s typical from her. About being an assistant, you’re again right, it was a disaster! Not only because of my problem with the language, but also because of emotional issues. Provisionally, I’m enjoying being a stay-at-home mother, until I can help my husband bringing home the bacon. I like to pay my own bills. By the way, it was a nice feeling to be answered by you. Thanks!
Hi,Adriana You are absolutely right that it's a small world.Specially advanced and moden technologies have been brought us the world even more closer than ever. Thanks for the revolution of computers as I can make friends like you and meet wonderful teachers who live all over the world.I feel very close to you albeit I haven't met you yet. You have been very kind and given me a chance to taste of your country's culture,food and literacy,dental indusry and so on.What the most l like about your blogs are your dalily life as a mum and a career woman.I think you are a super woman because you seem never whinging about Amy's tricky homeworks and get on very well with your hectic life.When I read your comment and your wish that you would like my posts and my son in my own blog I said to myself "pigs might fly".Because I am not bold enough to write blogs like you, and my knowlege of using a computer is not good enough to attach pictures.So I think I am not ready for the big task yet but you never know that I might appeare on the webpage as a blogger one day with a great fanfare.Wish me a good luck! By the way your son is interested in cars and to be a fomular1 driver.I only can tell you that your son and my son may be competitors each other on a track some countries when their dreams come true and I really hope to happen still they are happy with it.My son is a car mAnia and he loves watching formular1 races and "Top Gear". He even draw his own tracks every day and drive cars on it.I reckon speed runs in his blood.I saw your son sitting on a go-cart.Actually my son has one at home. He practises nearlly every day and sometimes we have be a racing commentator for him.You can imagine me commentating both in English and Korean and my son is shouting at me it makes him confusing.But what can I do as I do not know the racing jargon.I do hope to see you in virtual world soon and have a good weekend.Please my best regard to your son on behalf of me!GOODBYE NOWxxxxxx
Time:15:57 Hi Adriana,Let me introduce myself to ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ learners,teachers and ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ EL team,This is VIJAY from India,Hyderabad. I am new to this ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ blog,recently I got this site while I am goooogling, I am very glad to get communicate with you,this is really fantastic site for english learners.I felt I am very lucky to find this blog ,becuase where the people from the different countries communicating to improve the english. Am i right? Since few days I am reading your posts,and explored through previous posts at a look. Adri your posts are fantastic,and colorful,loaded with so many nice photoes,your posts are very natural,focusing much on real life saga,traditional, historical,and cultural related matter.I am appreciating your effort to designing the posts for this month,And our teacher Amy Lightfoot is giving valuable suggessions,driving our english into right track.isn't it? I found Stephen Keeler coloumns,and comments and suggessions,and our learners comments to your post are very interesting. Now we all came to know your traditional dishes Capixaba Pie- Torta Capixaba,Moqueca Capixaba. As a Bregilian,as a dentist,as a mom,as a foot ball player,as a tourist you have shared your experiences and thoughts are very very interesting. Some of tasty sentences from your posts. -Anger is bad for our beauty and health. -What a hell! Just jump and let us go to the work! -I live in Brazil. All the money are on the politicians' pockets. Adri,I would like to introduce my country and my city. India is sub-continental of Asia,developing country,capital city is DELHI,having 27 states,population above 100 crores.People speaks mainly Hindi,Telugu,Tamil,Kannada,Punjabi,Gujrathi and other languages(more than 200 languages are being spoken in India), Metropolitan cities are Delhi,Mumbai,Bangalore,kolcutta,Chennai,Hyderabad(our city).Famous places are Tajmahal,Tirupathi(famous Lord Balaji temple),Ooty,Kashmir,Goa,Jaipur,Ranathmbor and other holy places. Our state is Andhra Pradesh,capital is Hyderabad,it is also called (Bhagya Nagar and Pearl city), People speaks Telugu and Urdu,Historical places are CHARMINAR,Salar-jung Museum,and city is having many amuesement parks,theaters and hotels. Hyderabadi Biuriyani is famous food,tandoori,kababs are very much exiting food.We are very fond of Sweets,Amy also introduced to you and our readers about Indian culture and food. In Hyderabad film industry is called as Tallywood (like Hollywood,Bollywood). Ok Adri,I could not find your son and husband's name,and Adri,I have found your promise that is "The indian park recalls the Taj Mahal and has some effigies including Shiva. I'll post the photo some day." posted on Wednesday, 05 September 2007. I am also wishing your son dream becomes true and have a bright future. Namaste, Vijay P Kumar
Hi Adriana. although I haven't written a comment in your blog until now, I had to write this only to tell you that I've read them all, and I've enjoyed reading them, from the first to the last one. I think you are a very kind and clever person. Best wishes for you and your son.
Hello Adriana! I am very happy after reading your repply. I have seen your city in Google_Earth. What a wounderful city. I have seen Vitoria 3rd Bridge. Which is very long and marvellous. I have seen Camburi Beach, Campode futebole, Convent de ponha, Praia da costa, Loja, Supermercado, Forte sao francisco etc. This is a wonder of technology! we can contect anybody, eny time, anywhery within a seconds.
Hello Adriana! I am very happy after reading your repply. I have seen your city in Google_Earth. What a wounderful city. I have seen Vitoria 3rd Bridge. Which is very long and marvellous. I have seen Camburi Beach, Campode futebole, Convent de ponha, Praia da costa, Loja, Supermercado, Forte sao francisco etc. This is a wonder of technology! we can contect anybody, eny time, anywhery within a seconds.
Hi Adriana! Yes, I´ve noticed this singularity on your blog and I´ve found delightful! When I´ve read 'saravá' I´ve thought about Vinicius :-). What a inspiration resource! Well what can I say? I love it 'Samba de Benção'. The songs Vinicius has made in partnership with Toquinho are fab! Actually your blog has the spirit of this song, it´s much better be happy than sad ;-). Hmm... By the way Adri, talking about Vinicius makes me remember of Tom Jobim. Do you like him? I love a song called 'Insensatez'( How Insensitive). It´s very beautiful indeed. Good night Adri, have sweet derams :-), Ana Paula.
hi all of u who will riceve my message and also i m thankful of all because now has became easy to learn inglish lungvige. but i don t understan defirance bativeen i will i shall i,ll and where its i have use
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