English Killer #1 Announcement

[Markus]

No dinner for the Great Greenie - just a certificate for our Evil Queen.

Luth, will you let us know when there are news?

Cheers!

Markus

[Luth]

OMCD! I've been reading through the first page of this topic, and I've realised that the "booze word at class" episode happened in my very first class!! I thought it was later... I suppose my former teacher still remembers me

[Markus]

Thy booze is more ancient than thou wast aware of?

[Lady Sa'iltu]

It is more ancient than thou art....

[Luth]

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES, I HAAAVE IT!!!!

76/100, grade B! YEAY!!! Writing as the best result( ), and speaking the lower... but passed! Now I can properly kill English... in many ways... BWAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!

Notessomes helped me, but not English teachers. Poor them! 

[Markus]

My deer Luth I'm so prowd off you!

All hail the Officially English Killing Queen!

Cheers!

Markus

[saphira]

BIG CONGRATS!!     

[Luth]

A few days ago I discovered that there are Reading Groups in English in a very well known bookstore chain here (ABACUS), and I got informed a little about them. You have to pay a fee (not very expensive) and you receive an English magazine monthly, have several club benefits (you can see HERE ) and, of course, you can go to a reading meeting where you have to read a book in English and discuss about it. There are 6 books (one every 5 weeks more or less), and two levels: Intermediate, for people with a rusty English, able to read short stories, and Advanced, for people with a very good vocabulary, able to read long novels, even English speakers.

From the moment I discovered it I wanted to join, but I thought: "ok, I have not the high level required of English for Advanced: they even say you can be an English teacher in that group!!!! But my (readen) English is not rusty, and I do read long English novels very often. So... where I can go?". I finally signed for the Advanced level. Not sure it's the right one, but I know I can do better than read Roal Dahl and similar (Intermediete level). No offense intended, those are good books, but I want to read adult books   If I feel a little like the most English Killer One in the group... it would be nice!! After all, I'm the English Killer #1!!!  

Waiting for some reply to my signing up to the club, btw. And about the read the first book...  

[Markus]

Oh Regina Mala Mea,

you want to read adult literature, eh? And even talk about it to utter strangers? Nasty, nasty girl!

Nah, seriously, that sounds like a good thing to do! I hope you'll enjoy it big time and to better a little up your reading and saying English.

Cheers!

Markus

[Luth]

Ok, crazy as I am... I'm very seriously thinking in leaving next course my English classes. Yes, I think I've killed English enough, and I can (and will) still read A LOT in English, watch series and movies, and join reading groups. I think English might be so killed... I need to kill some other language. I've still not fully decided, but today I've asked the academy I'm studying English (20 m from home  ), to know the timetable. I was sure it would not fit me, as there are a lot of groups for every level of English, but other languages are not so plenty of students... And the good thing is that the timetable, incredibly, suits me! Tuesday and Thursday from 19 to 20.30. I arrive just at 19h, but there are only 5 minutes from train to the academy. On Wednesday I've yoga, so it would not make me stop.

As I said, not decided yet, but almost...

















































Let's kill German!!! The World Conquest is coming!!!!  

[Persephone]

I'll be number one killer then.

[Agnes]

Kill Polish of Finnish Good luck, btw

[Ereshkigal]

German! WOW!!!!

That's an amazing challange Luth! Good luck!

And kill it! 

[Lucy]

Whoa Luthy, what a decision! Go for it!

[Luth]

Although I've not yet signed in for the class (there's plenty of time, as classes start on October!), I've made my mind. Next year I need a real challenge, and German will do! I'm really looking forward trying it. Truth is, nowadays I am going to English class not to learn a lot, but to practice (mainly speaking) and learning something new from time to time. I need to start a language I know NOTHING about, to be a real beginner.

And I'll be able to write in the German part of "Other languages"... At least, to write the equivalent in German of "My name is Esther", "My tailor is rich", "How do you do?"

[Markus]

Oh Regina Mala Mea,

I strongly advise against killing Germans!

Well, nah, I'm only against killing non-Notessomistic Germans. So go ahead!

Great choice, btw - it's a very simple language that even little children over here learn easily. (Just ask Shelley about Oliver...) And you'll be able to read Goethe in the original language or to find the mistakes in "Schwarzalbenheim"

The best of luck and big respect, my queen!

Cheers!

Markus

P.S.: "Ich heiße Esther und mein Schneider ist reich. Wie geht's Ihnen?"

[Luth]

Well, nah, I'm only against killing non-Notessomistic Germans. So go ahead!

Are you sure the sentence is correct? So, are you against killing non-Notessomic Germans, and for killing Notessomic ones?  

P.S.: "Ich heiße Esther und mein Schneider ist reich. Wie geht's Ihnen?"

Goes to Google Translator

[Markus]

If the German is also a Notessomist, do leave him alive (!) and unharmed (!!). Else do as you please.

Cheers!

Markus

[Luth]

If the German is also a Notessomist, do leave him alive (!) and unharmed (!!). Else do as you please.

Cheers!

Markus

 

[Luth]

Yesterday I signed up for my new German classes next course. They start on October, so plenty of time for German to run and hide from me!!!