Israel

[shaaark 10,693]

19 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

Corbyn was asked 15 times if he thought Hamas was a terrorist organisation, yes or no. 
He refused to give an answer. 
He did say he condemns all attacks on Israel , but prevaricated, obfuscated and did everything he could to avoid calling his “friends” a terrorist organisation.

Cheers.

Kin el, charts, I hope you're keeping Gooey up to speed with all this vocabulary!!  

Prevarication and obfuscation need a bit of explaining, poor c**t will be looking at you like tyson fury after a right hand from ngannou!! 

[dogmandont 9,736]

1 hour ago, mackem said:

I remember when one or two on here were praising him to the high heaven and rooting for him to be PM,hate to think how it would have went had that happened.

I can't imagine it would of been much worse than the shower of shite that's in power at the minute.

[chartpolski 23,027]

51 minutes ago, shaaark said:

Kin el, charts, I hope you're keeping Gooey up to speed with all this vocabulary!!  

Prevarication and obfuscation need a bit of explaining, poor c**t will be looking at you like tyson fury after a right hand from ngannou!! 

I need to switch on spell check, I’ve been pulled up twice for spelling mistakes lately ! 
I have a wry smile when this happens as some posts on here need the help of Bletchley Park to decode them ! LOL !

As for mC, I consider it distance learning, a bit like the Open University……I post something; he Google’s it, happy days !

Cheers.

 

[mackem 26,072]

6 minutes ago, dogmandont said:

I can't imagine it would have been much worse than the shower of shite that's in power at the minute.

To be honest mate I can imagine it would have been way worse,Jezza and Dianne never bore thinking about.

[mackem 26,072]

4 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

I need to switch on spell check, I’ve been pulled up twice for spelling mistakes lately ! 
I have a wry smile when this happens as some posts on here need the help of Bletchley Park to decode them ! LOL !

As for mC, I consider it distance learning, a bit like the Open University……I post something; he Google’s it, happy days !

Cheers.

 

Like an online TEFL tutor for Korean students.

[mC HULL 12,105]

3 minutes ago, mackem said:

Like an online TEFL tutor for Korean students.

belter lol

[mackem 26,072]

4 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

belter lol

Stick with Charts mate,he will have you speaking English in no time,and you will pass your IELTS 

[mC HULL 12,105]

1 hour ago, shaaark said:

Kin el, charts, I hope you're keeping Gooey up to speed with all this vocabulary!!  

Prevarication and obfuscation need a bit of explaining, poor c**t will be looking at you like tyson fury after a right hand from ngannou!! 

i spent my time when i should a been at school in a more practical way shaark 

out  with the dogs driving about in an escort cavilier metro or on the fields on a honda 90 or my cr lol 

 

[mC HULL 12,105]

1 minute ago, mackem said:

Stick with Charts mate,he will have you speaking English in no time,and you will pass your IELTS 

a facking geordie teaching someone english ffs lol 

when i was 16 did me apprenticeship me boss was a big wall eyed bloke from redcar english would a done me no good lol 

[chartpolski 23,027]

6 minutes ago, mackem said:

Like an online TEFL tutor for Korean students.

A true story for you mate;

I had a Pakistani engineer working with me in the Middle East, he wanted to emigrate to Canada but kept failing the English Language certification.

This supprised me as he was very proficient in speaking, reading and writing English, as he had to be to work in the aircraft business, I put it down to him suffering from the equivalent of “white coat syndrome “ when he actually sat down to take the test.

Anyhow, my daughter was at the time manager of the Wall Street Language School and her Canadian boyfriend was an instructor.

I got them to help the Pakistani, and in the end the Canadian boyfriend took the test for the Pakistani…. and just managed to scrape a pass ! LOL !

The Paki got his immigrant status and as far as I know had a very successful career with Air Canada.

Cheers.

[iworkwhippets 12,497]

22 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

I need to switch on spell check, I’ve been pulled up twice for spelling mistakes lately ! 
I have a wry smile when this happens as some posts on here need the help of Bletchley Park to decode them ! LOL !

As for mC, I consider it distance learning, a bit like the Open University……I post something; he Google’s it, happy days !

Cheers.

 

yoo dont nede to switch on speel cheq if youve add a decent edukasion like is [BANNED TEXT] ive had 

[mackem 26,072]

3 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

A true story for you mate;

I had a Pakistani engineer working with me in the Middle East, he wanted to emigrate to Canada but kept failing the English Language certification.

This supprised me as he was very proficient in speaking, reading and writing English, as he had to be to work in the aircraft business, I put it down to him suffering from the equivalent of “white coat syndrome “ when he actually sat down to take the test.

Anyhow, my daughter was at the time manager of the Wall Street Language School and her Canadian boyfriend was an instructor.

I got them to help the Pakistani, and in the end the Canadian boyfriend took the test for the Pakistani…. and just managed to scrape a pass ! LOL !

The Paki got his immigrant status and as far as I know had a very successful career with Air Canada.

Cheers.

IELTS is quite difficult mate,years ago I did a month long Arabic course at the ILI in Cairo,one weekend I helped out at a TEFL class for somali refugees in Egypt,enjoyed stuff like that (I was shit at the Arabic).

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Just now, mackem said:

IELTS is quite difficult mate,years ago I did a month long Arabic course at the ILI in Cairo,one weekend I helped out at a TEFL class for somali refugees in Egypt,enjoyed stuff like that (I was shit at the Arabic).

Arabic is a difficult language, there are so many dialects. Egyptian Arabic uses a “hard G” whereas Saudi and Gulf Arabic uses a “Soft G”. There is no “P” in Arabic.

My grandson is fluent in Arabic but at home with his Saudi family he speaks colloquial Arabic, whereas at school he is taught grammatical Arabic.

When I was in Dubai with Sheik Hamas Ghunaim of “Hounds Of Arabia fame, he kept bringing his friends to speak to my daughter in Arabic and ask them where she was from. With her red hair and green eyes the all thought she was from Lebanon or Syria, but were confused when she spoke in a perfect Saudi dialect.

My Arabic is poor considering the length of time I spent in the Middle East, but my daughter in law assures me I can hold a decent conversation.

Cheers.

[mackem 26,072]

2 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

Arabic is a difficult language, there are so many dialects. Egyptian Arabic uses a “hard G” whereas Saudi and Gulf Arabic uses a “Soft G”. There is no “P” in Arabic.

My grandson is fluent in Arabic but at home with his Saudi family he speaks colloquial Arabic, whereas at school he is taught grammatical Arabic.

When I was in Dubai with Sheik Hamas Ghunaim of “Hounds Of Arabia fame, he kept bringing his friends to speak to my daughter in Arabic and ask them where she was from. With her red hair and green eyes the all thought she was from Lebanon or Syria, but were confused when she spoke in a perfect Saudi dialect.

My Arabic is poor considering the length of time I spent in the Middle East, but my daughter in law assures me I can hold a decent conversation.

Cheers.

A girl I went to school with married a Libyan student who attended Sunderland uni,she moved back to Libya with him,been there for years and apparently speaks flawless Arabic which is quite a feat for someone from pennywell,she was an interpreter for a Brit diplomat once.

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10 minutes ago, mackem said:

A girl I went to school with married a Libyan student who attended Sunderland uni,she moved back to Libya with him,been there for years and apparently speaks flawless Arabic which is quite a feat for someone from pennywell,she was an interpreter for a Brit diplomat once.

Staying under a size 20 and passing your cycling proficiency is quite a feat for someone from pennywell to be fair