
ì©«¥Ñ beware123 ©ó 2007-10-28 21:54 µoªí
I interviewed a female student from Guangzhou recently. Her English is so good that I was so impressed. Unfortunately I did not hire her because the job is in Shenzhen, she has not finished her sch ...
ì©«¥Ñ icheng609 ©ó 2007-11-13 04:21 PM µoªí
How "good" is her English? Any yardstick to measure?
If you go to some bookshops in most cities of China, you can see there are full of language learning medias: videos, tapes, CDs, etc. In daily living there are plenty English newspapers, magazines and even English TV programs and importantly, internet allows them to get access to many useful learning tools. There are also a lot of foreigners living in China. It¡¦s easy to make friends with them through various means such as doing language exchange or even paying some tuition fees for practice. Of course the most effective way is to have a native speaker as the boy friend or girl friend.
So I think if one is really determined and does not live in very remote and poor villages. It's still possible to be competent in English.ì©«¥Ñ princess_f ©ó 2007-10-31 00:13 µoªí
They are hardworking because of their background is quite harsh, they never had such a great chance for learning and earning money before. I appreciate their hardworking.
The crucial point for le ...
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