okey...i find another website to put my 状态...一直想要找个网站， 把想说的都说出来，就像那种能无所不聊的。其实找到了。。。嘿嘿。。。
what i am doing today....
firstly ..wake up at 9something and go to pasar pagi at 10...buy some chicken rich for my brother---loong and jun ...and some this and that for myself~
回家后， 一直迫不及待去补约。。。但是， 没有联系电话，。。于是， 在facebook 上留言要电话- -。。1200才回复我，。。1点我才出门。。。2点到那边。。。去了pizza 店吃吃聊聊到4点。。再去之前college朋友的家呆着， 直到6点。。。困死我。。。然后去医院。。。然后和舅舅舅母他们去吃火窝。。。- -今天好丰富。。。说完。。睡觉。。。
adding..............
和college 那两个朋友， 幸亏还有那么点话聊。。。今天那餐是他们请我吃的。。。真是不好意思呀~他们的生活视乎和我一样轻松自在啊。。
外公看起来， 就只能用weak来形容了。。。希望他能挨过这关吧。。快找出个原因，然后治疗， 康复。。
和舅舅吃晚餐--火窝。。。挺不错，。。。带我去吃自助餐肯定划算。。。哈哈
今天外出一整天， 姐姐， 我当然是没理啦~结果， 5点俊打来说姐姐要喝奶吗？搞笑。。。我回答他“我不是出去至少三四个小时了么。你说呢。。。。”然后他说他喂。。其实之前他打来过。。。问电脑密码。。呵呵。。我傻啊。。。后来， 和舅舅吃晚餐的时候， 发现龙的信息写着“姐姐没”我有点吓到， 打去才发现， 他说，姐姐到现在还没喝奶啊，他要出去了。然后我致电回家， 忘了是谁接。。也许那时候有人给姐姐进食。。也许罢了。。我没问。。回到家， 洗好澡， 就给姐姐进食去了。。“无奈”两字形容。。
今天挺累的啊。。。。哎， 每个晚上不想早睡。。每个早上想早醒却相反。。
啦啦啦~~下载了个 多米音乐盒。。没有广告的困扰，。。不像酷我。。可是我习惯用酷我了，。。。随便吧， 其实一样的~
2011年9月16日星期五
2011年9月15日星期四
sorry..
我们似乎都是些长不大的孩子。。
自以为烦恼很多很多， 其实就是那么微不足道。。
有时候以为付出了很多， 其实也只不过是那么不起眼的活。。
有时候， 因为一些小事让自己觉得纳闷得很。。
今天得知一件事情。。家里似乎又要天荒地乱了。。
就在刚刚， 我憋出一句，“不如你们都在家吧， 反正赚来的钱都要花光，让我外出工作呗，至少我要存钱”。。
每个人都互相责怪，却没丝毫觉得自己也那样的不对。。
在每个人的眼里， 自己是最完美的么？也许， 自己把自己看得太表面了，好还是不好？
有些事情， 怎么去处理？有些人， 怎么去劝道。
有些事情，我们只是局外者，怎么帮。有些人，不曾自己经历获得教训，怎么劝，都开导不了。
我， 只是懂得在这儿纳闷着，打着，似乎什么都不会了。。
我常认为的，有些人在特殊的家庭情况， 就要懂得很多东西（应该是自然懂得不少东西）。。
得懂得自立；
不准认为谁拖累了谁；只要自己本身真的没问题，人家要怎么去祸害你， 都难以成功。
人似乎更多时候都特意踩抗，跌下去了， 才懂得满足，即使伤痕累累的。。
我放下手， 不想管太多太多， 这似乎又是一个错。
所谓的责任，谁能全力去扛下并拼了命去干。
我想说， 我家的三个男孩。。。我管不了那么多。。也不管那么多。。你们自保吧！
2011年9月14日星期三
断点--某某~
张敬轩 - 断点
作词：张敬轩
作曲：张敬轩
专辑：My Way
静静地陪你走了好远好远
连眼睛红了都没有发现
听著你说你现在的改变
看著我依然最爱你的笑脸
这条旧路依然没有改变
以往的每次路过都是晴天
想起我们有过的从前
泪水就一点一点开始蔓延
我转过我的脸 不让你看见
深藏的暗涌已经越来越明显
过完了今天 就不要再见面
我害怕每天醒来想你好几遍
我吻过你的脸 你双手曾在我的双肩
感觉有那么甜 我那么依恋
每当我闭上眼 我总是可以看见
失信的诺言全部都会实现
我吻过你的脸 你已经不在我的身边
我还是祝福你过得好一点
断开的感情线 我不要做断点
只想在睡前 再听见你的 蜜语甜言
静静地陪你走了好远好远
连眼睛红了都没有发现
听著你说你现在的改变
看著我依然最爱你的笑脸
这条旧路依然没有改变
以往的每次路过都是晴天
想起我们有过的从前
泪水就一点一点开始蔓延
我转过我的脸 不让你看见
深藏的暗涌已经越来越明显
过完了今天 就不要再见面
我害怕每天醒来想你好几遍
我吻过你的脸 你双手曾在我的双肩
感觉有那么甜 我那么依恋
每当我闭上眼 我总是可以看见
失信的诺言全部都会实现
我吻过你的脸 虽然你不在我的身边
我还是祝福你过得好一点
断开的感情线 我不要做断点
只想在睡前 再听见你的 蜜语甜言
本歌词由网友fred提供
离开，孝顺
说的离开是， 人与这世界的离开。。。也就是生命的结束。
记得我妈说过，她不要老了、不能自行走动拖累我们， 所以，他会选择早点离开。现在她离开了。就在得了癌症不久后。记得那天，她跌下去后，无法自己起来，就失去意识力了。是她照着自己的话， 所以就这样离开了？
近来， 外公带着高龄的岁数，到手术房去 ，最后安全出院。状态却还是不怎么良好。受着一些痛苦，难受什么的。
外公这样，母亲那样。。。。身为还是得还是子孙的， 能好好展现自己的孝道。付出改付出的。外公进院， 大家都忙着， 什么的。妈妈那时候，虽然， 那时候我已经做了不少的东西， 但是可以更好地。。。。这就是那么点的遗憾， 遗憾她不在我身边了~~就只是这样罢了。。。其实也没什么~
记得我妈说过，她不要老了、不能自行走动拖累我们， 所以，他会选择早点离开。现在她离开了。就在得了癌症不久后。记得那天，她跌下去后，无法自己起来，就失去意识力了。是她照着自己的话， 所以就这样离开了？
近来， 外公带着高龄的岁数，到手术房去 ，最后安全出院。状态却还是不怎么良好。受着一些痛苦，难受什么的。
外公这样，母亲那样。。。。身为还是得还是子孙的， 能好好展现自己的孝道。付出改付出的。外公进院， 大家都忙着， 什么的。妈妈那时候，虽然， 那时候我已经做了不少的东西， 但是可以更好地。。。。这就是那么点的遗憾， 遗憾她不在我身边了~~就只是这样罢了。。。其实也没什么~
姐姐--诊所，外公--医院
昨天，3点左右，带姐姐去诊所换tube.本来以为哥哥会陪伴去的， 结果在要出门的时候， 他说他没跟着去，因为待会他要外出去。ok，那我就自己去了。心里有那么点不乐，还是吞了那口气。
去到那边，抱的， 人家看的， 我等的。。。哎， 一个词“无奈”。后来， 去了夜市场，买了点东西。。。姐姐在车上熟睡了。。
回到家， 真是%#￥%……哥哥还在用着电脑。。总之， 是在晚上八九点才外出一下下。。真是@#￥%……╮(╯▽╰)╭what can i do ...其实哥哥时候挺好的了。。人没有十全十美。。。不知道他有没有50%美呢？嘿嘿
今天，早上接到舅母的电话， 让我载外公去医院抽血。说真的， 有些东西是很难拒绝的，必须面对的。看着外公的情况， 有着妈妈的影子。后来， 回到家， 外公四肢无力。。早上出门的时候， 我还在想， 他怎么视乎有点壮了。。其实，进来， 他胃口不好 ， 很很很不好， 还一直呕吐。。前一阵子已经动了胃部手术，却视乎不怎么有帮助。偷偷看了看他的眼睛， 不见血丝， 外公变得有点点的苍白了。。现在， 只有希望他早日康复吧。
去到那边，抱的， 人家看的， 我等的。。。哎， 一个词“无奈”。后来， 去了夜市场，买了点东西。。。姐姐在车上熟睡了。。
回到家， 真是%#￥%……哥哥还在用着电脑。。总之， 是在晚上八九点才外出一下下。。真是@#￥%……╮(╯▽╰)╭what can i do ...其实哥哥时候挺好的了。。人没有十全十美。。。不知道他有没有50%美呢？嘿嘿
今天，早上接到舅母的电话， 让我载外公去医院抽血。说真的， 有些东西是很难拒绝的，必须面对的。看着外公的情况， 有着妈妈的影子。后来， 回到家， 外公四肢无力。。早上出门的时候， 我还在想， 他怎么视乎有点壮了。。其实，进来， 他胃口不好 ， 很很很不好， 还一直呕吐。。前一阵子已经动了胃部手术，却视乎不怎么有帮助。偷偷看了看他的眼睛， 不见血丝， 外公变得有点点的苍白了。。现在， 只有希望他早日康复吧。
20 years old
for you , that 20 year old call young or fully mature? hmm , whatever.the thing i want to said is ...20岁的人啊， 每个人都不一样， 有些人20岁了， 试过很多东西，就像有17岁的歌手， 17岁就能赚一笔钱， 懂唱歌舞蹈的。另一方面有些人24岁了却比17岁那个， 怎么都比不上。
20岁的我， 是还小， 还是老了呢。。有时候觉得20岁， 其实还挺小的， 有时候则相反。。。。真是的啊~！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！
2011年9月9日星期五
2011年9月8日星期四
螺旋咖哩角 (Karipap Pusing)
1. 攪拌桶裡放入 75gram 白油 + 75gram marjerin
2. 然後加入300 gram 普通麵粉
3. 開始攪拌。攪拌至滑面
4. 完成品。這個就是【油皮】
2. 然後加入300 gram 普通麵粉
3. 開始攪拌。攪拌至滑面
4. 完成品。這個就是【油皮】
1. 準備冰塊在量杯裡
2. 加入水至500 ml 左右，水不一定用完，
或者你可能會用到完。因為每個牌子的麵粉吸水度不一樣。
(如果水倒完了，你還是覺得麵團很干，
你可以再加一點點水）
3. 放入700 gram 普通麵粉到攪拌桶裡，加入少許鹽。
4. 慢慢加入冷水，開始攪拌。
5. 完成品，這個就是【水皮】。
2. 加入水至500 ml 左右，水不一定用完，
或者你可能會用到完。因為每個牌子的麵粉吸水度不一樣。
(如果水倒完了，你還是覺得麵團很干，
你可以再加一點點水）
3. 放入700 gram 普通麵粉到攪拌桶裡，加入少許鹽。
4. 慢慢加入冷水，開始攪拌。
5. 完成品，這個就是【水皮】。
看圖。
把油皮均勻的分成8份。
然後也把水皮均勻的分成8份。
p/s: 照片裡為什麼會有計算機？呵呵。
為了要讓每一粒麵團的重量都均勻，
所以我用計算機拿來除每一粒的重量。
把油皮均勻的分成8份。
然後也把水皮均勻的分成8份。
p/s: 照片裡為什麼會有計算機？呵呵。
為了要讓每一粒麵團的重量都均勻，
所以我用計算機拿來除每一粒的重量。
1. 把水皮桿開，把油皮放入水皮裡，如圖。
2. 放在正中間。
3. 然後包起來。如圖。
p/s: 包起來後休面5-10分鐘。
2. 放在正中間。
3. 然後包起來。如圖。
p/s: 包起來後休面5-10分鐘。
1. 把麵團桿開,桿秤圓形。如圖。
圓形的size 大概像roti canai (印度煎餅)一樣大。
2. 用小刀切成一半。
3. 然後慢慢卷起來。
4. 卷好了，完成品。
圓形的size 大概像roti canai (印度煎餅)一樣大。
2. 用小刀切成一半。
3. 然後慢慢卷起來。
4. 卷好了，完成品。
1. 然後再桿成長形。
2. 桿長，盡量桿薄一點，如圖。
注：桿得越薄，花紋會越多越明顯。
3. 再卷多一次。
4. 完成了。
2. 桿長，盡量桿薄一點，如圖。
注：桿得越薄，花紋會越多越明顯。
3. 再卷多一次。
4. 完成了。
1. 用刀子切成4份。(我覺得這個size做出來的curr
2. 切開來就是這個樣子，一層一層的，
水皮跟油皮交替著旋轉，真漂亮。
3. 然後再桿開成圓形。
4. 放入餡料。(我會再教大家炒餡料)
2. 切開來就是這個樣子，一層一層的，
水皮跟油皮交替著旋轉，真漂亮。
3. 然後再桿開成圓形。
4. 放入餡料。(我會再教大家炒餡料)
1. 用手指輕輕包著。
2. 然後捏成花紋。
注：用手捏的花紋比較美，炸的時候也不會容易裂開。
3 -- 4 整齊的排列在盤子裡。
(別靠太近，不然隔太久才炸它們有些會粘在一起)
2. 然後捏成花紋。
注：用手捏的花紋比較美，炸的時候也不會容易裂開。
3 -- 4 整齊的排列在盤子裡。
(別靠太近，不然隔太久才炸它們有些會粘在一起)
螺旋curry puff 炸好咯！
看看它的顏色多美。:) 好吃～
大家加油啦！
溫馨小貼士：
1. 這個麵團的分量可以做大約60多個curry puff,
做好了的咖哩角可以密封在盒子裡，然後蓋好，
收進冰箱裡。如果放在結冰處於大約可以放1-2個月。
當要炸時，將curry puff 回歸室溫即可。
2. 這個食譜的油皮在桿的時候別擔心，它不會都漏出來。
我做過其他食譜的油皮都會漏出來，弄得滿手都是，髒兮兮
3. 要桿平麵團的時候，最好先休面5分鐘。每一個步驟都是。
這樣會比較容易桿平。
4. 攪拌麵團的時候最好用冷水，不然麵團在桿的時候會很干，
表面不美，水皮會有皺紋。
5. 炸的時候用中火。 由於麵團沒有放任何糖份，所以不用擔心會
燒焦。 慢慢炸至變金黃色即可。
6. 這個curry puff 不會【吃油】，別擔心會膩。炸好之後放在
吸油紙上即可。一個人吃兩個都不會膩。呵呵。
7. 麵團最好用濕布或干布蓋著，不然接觸空氣麵團會變干，
也不容易做造型。
看看它的顏色多美。:) 好吃～
大家加油啦！
溫馨小貼士：
1. 這個麵團的分量可以做大約60多個curry puff,
做好了的咖哩角可以密封在盒子裡，然後蓋好，
收進冰箱裡。如果放在結冰處於大約可以放1-2個月。
當要炸時，將curry puff 回歸室溫即可。
2. 這個食譜的油皮在桿的時候別擔心，它不會都漏出來。
我做過其他食譜的油皮都會漏出來，弄得滿手都是，髒兮兮
3. 要桿平麵團的時候，最好先休面5分鐘。每一個步驟都是。
這樣會比較容易桿平。
4. 攪拌麵團的時候最好用冷水，不然麵團在桿的時候會很干，
表面不美，水皮會有皺紋。
5. 炸的時候用中火。 由於麵團沒有放任何糖份，所以不用擔心會
燒焦。 慢慢炸至變金黃色即可。
6. 這個curry puff 不會【吃油】，別擔心會膩。炸好之後放在
吸油紙上即可。一個人吃兩個都不會膩。呵呵。
7. 麵團最好用濕布或干布蓋著，不然接觸空氣麵團會變干，
也不容易做造型。
英文朗读4
http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2011/08/24Letter-from-Steve-Jobs.html
I have always said if there ever came a day when I could no longer meet my duties and expectations as Apple’s CEO, I would be the first to let you know. Unfortunately, that day has come.
I hereby resign as CEO of Apple. I would like to serve, if the Board sees fit, as Chairman of the Board, director and Apple employee.
As far as my successor goes, I strongly recommend that we execute our succession plan and name Tim Cook as CEO of Apple.
I believe Apple’s brightest and most innovative days are ahead of it. And I look forward to watching and contributing to its success in a new role.
I have made some of the best friends of my life at Apple, and I thank you all for the many years of being able to work alongside you.
Steve
Letter from Steve Jobs
To the Apple Board of Directors and the Apple Community:I have always said if there ever came a day when I could no longer meet my duties and expectations as Apple’s CEO, I would be the first to let you know. Unfortunately, that day has come.
I hereby resign as CEO of Apple. I would like to serve, if the Board sees fit, as Chairman of the Board, director and Apple employee.
As far as my successor goes, I strongly recommend that we execute our succession plan and name Tim Cook as CEO of Apple.
I believe Apple’s brightest and most innovative days are ahead of it. And I look forward to watching and contributing to its success in a new role.
I have made some of the best friends of my life at Apple, and I thank you all for the many years of being able to work alongside you.
Steve
英文朗读文章3
http://www.englishonline.org.cn/zh-hans/listen-watch/iwta/japan
I want to talk about Japan, which is a country where I've spent a lot of time. I first went to Japan when I was 24 years old. I'd graduated a couple of years before. I was working in the UK and I was looking for an adventure... something... something different to do. And I was looking in the newspaper and it said, "Teach English in Japan". So I went for a job interview and it's quite scary coz i'd never taught before but we had to give a lesson to some Japanese students. But luckily I got the job and they sent me to a place called Toyama, which is on the west coast of Japan.
My first day in Japan... I was very excited and nervous - I didn't know what to expect. When I arrived, one of the Japanese staff met me and took me to the school and I was pretty much teaching from day one. Staff were very friendly and made me feel very welcome.
So on my first day in Japan, some of the staff took me out for a meal and I didn't really know any of the... the kind of etiquette rules about Japan but... erm... when I went to the toilet, you have to put these toilet slippers on and I forgot to take them off when I came out of the toilet. So when I went back to the table, everyone there was laughing at me for having these toilet slippers on.
So one of the things that changed the way that I think is the food. Japanese people take food very seriously and before I went to Japan, I didn't really care or think about what I ate that much.
One of the things I enjoy most about my time in Japan was travelling around. So I went to quite a few of the famous places like Hiroshima and Nagasaki and Kyoto. Kyoto is probably my favourite place in Japan. I think it's a very peaceful place. The food is very good there. And I think it's a... it's like a good mix of traditional and modern city.
So since leaving Japan, there's... er... a lot of things that I've taken with me... well I've... you know... continued to travel. Firstly the food - I still eat a lot of Japanese food and I cook a lot of Japanese food too, especially miso soup and udon and soba... things like that. Another thing which I... which I've taken is the language - so I'm still learning Japanese and I still... I watch Japanese TV in HK. Another thing that I take with me is er.... when I lived in Toyoma I really likesnowboarding and whenever I get the chance , I still go snowboarding.
I want to talk about Japan, which is a country where I've spent a lot of time. I first went to Japan when I was 24 years old. I'd graduated a couple of years before. I was working in the UK and I was looking for an adventure... something... something different to do. And I was looking in the newspaper and it said, "Teach English in Japan". So I went for a job interview and it's quite scary coz i'd never taught before but we had to give a lesson to some Japanese students. But luckily I got the job and they sent me to a place called Toyama, which is on the west coast of Japan.
My first day in Japan... I was very excited and nervous - I didn't know what to expect. When I arrived, one of the Japanese staff met me and took me to the school and I was pretty much teaching from day one. Staff were very friendly and made me feel very welcome.
So on my first day in Japan, some of the staff took me out for a meal and I didn't really know any of the... the kind of etiquette rules about Japan but... erm... when I went to the toilet, you have to put these toilet slippers on and I forgot to take them off when I came out of the toilet. So when I went back to the table, everyone there was laughing at me for having these toilet slippers on.
So one of the things that changed the way that I think is the food. Japanese people take food very seriously and before I went to Japan, I didn't really care or think about what I ate that much.
One of the things I enjoy most about my time in Japan was travelling around. So I went to quite a few of the famous places like Hiroshima and Nagasaki and Kyoto. Kyoto is probably my favourite place in Japan. I think it's a very peaceful place. The food is very good there. And I think it's a... it's like a good mix of traditional and modern city.
So since leaving Japan, there's... er... a lot of things that I've taken with me... well I've... you know... continued to travel. Firstly the food - I still eat a lot of Japanese food and I cook a lot of Japanese food too, especially miso soup and udon and soba... things like that. Another thing which I... which I've taken is the language - so I'm still learning Japanese and I still... I watch Japanese TV in HK. Another thing that I take with me is er.... when I lived in Toyoma I really likesnowboarding and whenever I get the chance , I still go snowboarding.
英文朗读文章2
I wanna talk about learning Chinese. I've been learning Chinese now for a number of years. Sometimes I love it, sometimes I hate it. I feel like I'm struggling sometimes but overall it's been a very good experience for me. And I think I'm getting better and improving.
I first started learning about... I don't know... maybe 5 or 6 years ago. I went to Taipei to teach English. And at that time, English wasn't so common. So it was quite difficult to get around the city and communicate with normal people if I wanted to go and buy something, things like that. So I just really wanted to try and communicate simple things but at the time, work was veryhectic - quite busy - I didn't have that much time to go to class. And then after my first year in Taipei, I went to Beijing for a holiday. And I saw lots of really amazing things, lots of cultural things and it kind of made me feel like I should try to learn Chinese - learn more about the culture. So when I returned back to my job in Taipei, I enrolled on intensive Chinese course. I studied Chinese 2 hours a day and I did that for 2 years.
And it was difficult at first. I remember my first... actually the first 6 months I was learning, nobody outside class could understand what I was saying coz my pronunciation was really bad. But I had a really good teacher. And every day, they... err... this teacher drilled me with my pronunciation, focusing on the four tones. So I got better and better, it got to the point where I found outside, on the streets, if I spoke to somebody, usually I could make myself understood. And that was the main thing for me - just to be able to communicate simple things and have short conversations with people.
Erm... I... what I like about Chinese is it sounds really nice... it sounds quite elegant when I listen to it. And it also helps me get... err... an insight in the culture. Through learning Chinese, I've read a number of Chinese books... like story books maybe for children like "Journey to the West" and things like that. So it's helped me learn more about Chinese culture so I feel... I feel good about that.
It's also used for... for when I've been travelling in China... It's... I've been to many cities now in China. It's helped me a lot to get around, knowing basic phrases and... It's quite funny that when you go to places in China, many people don't think that foreigners can speak Chinese very well. So it's always... it's always quite funny to speak to somebody in Chinese. They always feel very surprised when I can actually show that I can communicate OK in Chinese.
Like I said at the start, sometimes I love it, sometimes I hate it. But I feel like I'm becoming more and more... my feeling's becoming more and more stronger about wanting to get better and better at Chinese, wanting to love it so then maybe one day in the future, I can say I am fluent in Chinese. Let's hope I can do it! I just hope I can.
I first started learning about... I don't know... maybe 5 or 6 years ago. I went to Taipei to teach English. And at that time, English wasn't so common. So it was quite difficult to get around the city and communicate with normal people if I wanted to go and buy something, things like that. So I just really wanted to try and communicate simple things but at the time, work was veryhectic - quite busy - I didn't have that much time to go to class. And then after my first year in Taipei, I went to Beijing for a holiday. And I saw lots of really amazing things, lots of cultural things and it kind of made me feel like I should try to learn Chinese - learn more about the culture. So when I returned back to my job in Taipei, I enrolled on intensive Chinese course. I studied Chinese 2 hours a day and I did that for 2 years.
And it was difficult at first. I remember my first... actually the first 6 months I was learning, nobody outside class could understand what I was saying coz my pronunciation was really bad. But I had a really good teacher. And every day, they... err... this teacher drilled me with my pronunciation, focusing on the four tones. So I got better and better, it got to the point where I found outside, on the streets, if I spoke to somebody, usually I could make myself understood. And that was the main thing for me - just to be able to communicate simple things and have short conversations with people.
Erm... I... what I like about Chinese is it sounds really nice... it sounds quite elegant when I listen to it. And it also helps me get... err... an insight in the culture. Through learning Chinese, I've read a number of Chinese books... like story books maybe for children like "Journey to the West" and things like that. So it's helped me learn more about Chinese culture so I feel... I feel good about that.
It's also used for... for when I've been travelling in China... It's... I've been to many cities now in China. It's helped me a lot to get around, knowing basic phrases and... It's quite funny that when you go to places in China, many people don't think that foreigners can speak Chinese very well. So it's always... it's always quite funny to speak to somebody in Chinese. They always feel very surprised when I can actually show that I can communicate OK in Chinese.
Like I said at the start, sometimes I love it, sometimes I hate it. But I feel like I'm becoming more and more... my feeling's becoming more and more stronger about wanting to get better and better at Chinese, wanting to love it so then maybe one day in the future, I can say I am fluent in Chinese. Let's hope I can do it! I just hope I can.
英语朗读文章1
http://www.englishonline.org.cn/node/17277#tabs-172770-1
I wanna talk about learning languages. I’ve lived in many different countries, both in Western Europe, Middle East, and now here in Hong Kong. And during all of that time, I’ve learned five or six different languages, to one degree or another. I love learning languages, not only are they important when you move to a country, I just find them fascinating.
Before I came to Hong Kong, I lived in Barcelona Spain for ten years. And when I first arrived, the most important thing was being able to communicate with people locally. I don’t attend classes. I don’t think I’m particularly good in classes. I prefer to learn by just talking to people, finding out what I need to say by looking at dictionaries and listening carefully.
Other things that helped me when I first moved to Spain, were watching the typical kinds of programs we see everyday on channels around the world. For example the weather. This is great, because they always say the same things. So you can really quickly hear the same words repeated again and again. And the pictures helped of course.
Other types of program that helped me learned Spanish quickly were things like game shows, where the same thing happens. They have a catchphrase or a slogan that they repeat endlessly when contestants win or when they are called to compete.
As well as that, I used to pick up the Spanish newspapers. First of all, I just accepted that there was no way I was going to understand anything but one or two words. But gradually, I found that I learned lots of new things about this. I was interested because I wanted to know what was happening in the country I lived in. But, I also knew that I could learn a lot of language this way. So I'd take a dictionary with me sometimes, or I'd notice a word and I'd ask other people what …it meant.
Anyway, by far the best practice I ever had was just talking to people in the street, or in shops where I'd rehearse in my head what I wanted to say beforehand, before I went in. Usually, I'd make a right mess of it first of all, but, after you get over the embarrassment, it’s quite funny really. And people are very sympathetic and supporting in most cases.
It took me a long time to develop a good level of Spanish. I lived there for ten years, and I think I’m very fluent now. But I think for the first two years I was there, it was quite a struggle to hold a decent conversation. There were always lots of words or expressions that I didn’t pick up on. In particular with the colloquial expressions, idioms, that kind of thing, that people use in everyday talk, but you don’t necessarily see written down. I didn’t find those very easy to learn at all. But it was a lot of fun. And people as I said are really supporting when they know that you are genuinely interested in learning their language.
I wanna talk about learning languages. I’ve lived in many different countries, both in Western Europe, Middle East, and now here in Hong Kong. And during all of that time, I’ve learned five or six different languages, to one degree or another. I love learning languages, not only are they important when you move to a country, I just find them fascinating.
Before I came to Hong Kong, I lived in Barcelona Spain for ten years. And when I first arrived, the most important thing was being able to communicate with people locally. I don’t attend classes. I don’t think I’m particularly good in classes. I prefer to learn by just talking to people, finding out what I need to say by looking at dictionaries and listening carefully.
Other things that helped me when I first moved to Spain, were watching the typical kinds of programs we see everyday on channels around the world. For example the weather. This is great, because they always say the same things. So you can really quickly hear the same words repeated again and again. And the pictures helped of course.
Other types of program that helped me learned Spanish quickly were things like game shows, where the same thing happens. They have a catchphrase or a slogan that they repeat endlessly when contestants win or when they are called to compete.
As well as that, I used to pick up the Spanish newspapers. First of all, I just accepted that there was no way I was going to understand anything but one or two words. But gradually, I found that I learned lots of new things about this. I was interested because I wanted to know what was happening in the country I lived in. But, I also knew that I could learn a lot of language this way. So I'd take a dictionary with me sometimes, or I'd notice a word and I'd ask other people what …it meant.
Anyway, by far the best practice I ever had was just talking to people in the street, or in shops where I'd rehearse in my head what I wanted to say beforehand, before I went in. Usually, I'd make a right mess of it first of all, but, after you get over the embarrassment, it’s quite funny really. And people are very sympathetic and supporting in most cases.
It took me a long time to develop a good level of Spanish. I lived there for ten years, and I think I’m very fluent now. But I think for the first two years I was there, it was quite a struggle to hold a decent conversation. There were always lots of words or expressions that I didn’t pick up on. In particular with the colloquial expressions, idioms, that kind of thing, that people use in everyday talk, but you don’t necessarily see written down. I didn’t find those very easy to learn at all. But it was a lot of fun. And people as I said are really supporting when they know that you are genuinely interested in learning their language.
2011年9月7日星期三
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在选择拿什么当blog's name 的时候，就在yy178频道上听到这句了。是一首歌的一小句。。
嘿嘿。。就用这个吧，很多时候， 人，都想回到以往，不管以前是怎样的。
that i am really want back to the time before this,but it's impossible.All should 往前看。。。that's all..
在选择拿什么当blog's name 的时候，就在yy178频道上听到这句了。是一首歌的一小句。。
嘿嘿。。就用这个吧，很多时候， 人，都想回到以往，不管以前是怎样的。
that i am really want back to the time before this,but it's impossible.All should 往前看。。。that's all..
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