English Channel

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Dnia 06.10.2007 o 22:05, Darkstar181 napisał:

Who cares...come back, when you receive FCE Level :)

What level is FCE? I know a test or sumin like this, but at which level it''s possible to do it?

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Dnia 06.10.2007 o 22:08, Kryhuu napisał:

> Who cares...come back, when you receive FCE Level :)
What level is FCE? I know a test or sumin like this, but at which level it''s possible to do
it?

First Certificate in English. Google it

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Dnia 06.10.2007 o 22:14, Darkstar181 napisał:

First Certificate in English. Google it

Średniozaawansowy. But I meant english lvl, cus I don''t get polish names. Is it Pre-intermidate or what?

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Dnia 06.10.2007 o 22:20, Kryhuu napisał:

> First Certificate in English. Google it

I don''t get polish names.
Too bad for you:)
>Is it Pre-intermidate

Dnia 06.10.2007 o 22:20, Kryhuu napisał:

or what?

It''s upper intermediate. Now you got it? (I hope so...)

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Dnia 06.10.2007 o 22:30, Darkstar181 napisał:

It''s upper intermediate. Now you got it? (I hope so...)

Okey, treat me like a dumb, but is there a difference between upper intermediate, and intermediate+? :p

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Dnia 06.10.2007 o 22:35, Kryhuu napisał:

> It''s upper intermediate. Now you got it? (I hope so...)
Okey, treat me like a dumb, but is there a difference between upper intermediate, and intermediate+?
:p

Holy s***, you are annoying,not dumb :) I don''t have time right now, to explain it, maybe later...tommorow, perhaps?
Please ! :)

[Hartus 0]

He he, nice topic to practicing english. ( JESTEM PEWNY żE CHOCIAż JEDEN BłAD NAPISAłEM ;) )

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Dnia 06.10.2007 o 22:41, choper napisał:

He he, nice topic to practicing english. ( JESTEM PEWNY żE CHOCIAż JEDEN BłAD NAPISAłEM ;)
)

I think it should be "... to practice english", not "practicing" :)

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Dnia 06.10.2007 o 22:40, Darkstar181 napisał:

Holy s***, you are annoying,not dumb :)

Great.... xP

Dnia 06.10.2007 o 22:40, Darkstar181 napisał:

I don''t have time right now, to explain it, maybe
later...tommorow, perhaps?
Please ! :)

Heh no problem, anyway, I don''t wanna hear anymore that Am annoying tonight ;)

[FerraEnzo 0]

Practice mean cwiczyc but practise=trening:):)

[Radovan 0]

Guys we must discuss about some topic. Maybe...what do U think about English language using by Polish players in MMORPG''s and online games?

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Dnia 09.10.2007 o 23:13, Radovan napisał:

Guys we must discuss about some topic. Maybe...what do U think about English language using
by Polish players in MMORPG''s and online games?

I think is a good way to repeat some English words, but it isn''t good way to learn it. I never saw the man who can talk with the other person after he played MMO. In MMO there are same sentences and it lead to nothing in case like
family from other countries. Sorry, i went from subject...
But what i think about language?
There isn''t language, only words like hi, bye, or some sentences reiterate.

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Dnia 09.10.2007 o 23:13, Radovan napisał:

Guys we must discuss about some topic. Maybe...what do U think about English language using
by Polish players in MMORPG''s and online games?

Language in MMO is almost always terrible, no one cares about grammar rules. But I can talk using proper English on guild chat where nice people are:) In MMO 2moons. I invite to topic about it.

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In MMO''s you don''t need sophisticated vocabulary or grammar rules- people just communicate with simple words, or some universal phrases known to all players (for instance noob :P). It''s good as far, as you remember to "switch" your english when you write an e-mail, or talk i real :D

[qrczak90 0]

Still, it''s better to use simple words (like Guild Wars players do) than saying "lawl" instead of laughing in a real life (like WoW players do) :D

[Luke_Shadow 0]

Guys, could you look here http://forum.gram.pl/forum_post.asp?tid=7692#u_220 and solve our small problem? :P I mean, which form is correct - "talk to" or "talk with"?

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Dnia 10.10.2007 o 18:08, Luke Shadow napisał:

Guys, could you look here http://forum.gram.pl/forum_post.asp?tid=7692#u_220 and solve our
small problem? :P I mean, which form is correct - "talk to" or "talk with"?

Kowboy3 is right. Both forms are good but as he said we learn British English so much more correct is to use "talk to sb"

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Dnia 10.10.2007 o 17:10, Budo napisał:

In MMO''s you don''t need sophisticated vocabulary or grammar rules- people just communicate
with simple words, or some universal phrases known to all players (for instance noob :P). It''s
good as far, as you remember to "switch" your english when you write an e-mail, or talk i real
:D

We can see the same thing in Polish. Words like ''cze'' or ''dozo'', ''wporzo'' are used in short messages to make them shorter. BTW (yesss ;)), I really hate it (I mean ''cze''..).

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Dnia 10.10.2007 o 18:23, qn.ik napisał:

>
> In MMO''s you don''t need sophisticated vocabulary or grammar rules- people just communicate

> with simple words, or some universal phrases known to all players (for instance noob :P).
It''s
> good as far, as you remember to "switch" your english when you write an e-mail, or talk
i real
> :D

We can see the same thing in Polish. Words like ''cze'' or ''dozo'', ''wporzo'' are used in
short messages to make them even shorter. BTW (yesss ;)), I really hate it (I mean ''cze''..).

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Dnia 10.10.2007 o 18:23, qn.ik napisał:

We can see the same thing in Polish. Words like ''cze'' or ''dozo'', ''wporzo'' are used in
short messages to make them shorter. BTW (yesss ;)), I really hate it (I mean ''cze''..).

Well, yes, I agree, we have some sort of slang in mmo''s as well as in real life- but it''s social, complex matter- in real life people create their own words to underline their identity, difference from other. In games we create new words for /utilitarian/ purposes- it''s easier to communicate this way. So reasons to create new words in games and in life are different...