Speaking English via Skype (Part 2)

Hi有a everybody! =)
Previously I have already (redundant leave out previously or already) told you about my problems with conversational English and about a nice guy Robert who made me up to practice voice chat via Skype. Well yes, that what which seemed so uncomfortable has turned into a real pleasure!

Since that time I started to talking with to different/various people, Americans mostly... Not just them, for sure - I talk not just to native English speakers, but as for natives - then yes, (wah that was a wild walk, you might like to revisit that last lot! too much like stream of consiousness!!!) Americans are the majority :D I don't know why =) Probably it's because Americans are seem to me more sociable and easy to talk to than Englishmen. Anyway, speaking with them has become the next step to my overcoming conversational issues, because previously it was really hard for me to understand American pronunciation. It's still hard, though.. I can't understand the accents people from some regions very well =(

From some people I learned more than language.. (what gives with the double-dots '..'?)  Some of my interlocuters are rather useless on at teaching, but they improve a certain of my personal skills or inspire me to self-perfection.. Hope, we meet each other one day =)

Of course(?), there are SKYPE contacts in my Skype who just annoy me... (ok, the dots are multiplying now! :D ) but I still keep talking to them (as seldom as it's possible/seldom) finding feeling tha blocking them is too unimpolite to get them blocked ...I guess (you don't seem the squeamish type at all) , it seems a kind of hypocrisy, and it makes me afraid that some people do the same to me! (they do they do haha) I'm afraid of being annoying indeed..Ughhh..I have to fix it!

But, thankfully, the most of those whom I regularly speak with are very interesting and nice human beings! I'm absolutely delighted glad (glad is wishy-washy, and the wrong tone for absolutely) to be acquainted with them! Indeed =) Here and there they impress me a lot =) There's a guy here on Italki whom I previously spoke with just by sending messaging, but the last week we've got had the chance to talk via voice chat for the first time (time gap zones and work schedules, you know). He has utterly impressed me (I'm still impressed!) with his Russian! (hello, Jared, if you're reading this! XD) It's not perfect (his Russian, I mean), but his pronunciation is just fantastic! Not that he has no because he doesn't have any accent (actually he does, but it's pretty tiny!), but because he does sound as so much like my dear school friend! haha This guy has exactly the same intonations as she does =) That's really nice =) Of course, I would never have never known about this fact if I had kept on chatting by text messages XD

Well...what should I say for this time: my dear interlocuters, thank you so much for your help with my English and for the pleasure I get from our conversations!!!

What a hoot, haha!

Speaking English via Skype (Part 2)

Hi everybody! =)
Previously I have told you about my problems with conversational English and about a nice guy named Robert who made me up to practice voice chat speaking via Skype. Well yes, that what which seemed so uncomfortable has turned into real pleasure!

Since that time, I have (since is used with present perfect) started to talk to different people, Americans mostly. Not only them, however. I don't just talk to native English speakers, but as for native, then yes, Americans are the majority :D I don't know why =) I think it's probably it's because Americans are more sociable and easier to talk than the Englishmen. Anyway, speaking with them has become the next step to my overcoming my conversational issues (no comma before because) because previously it was really hard for me to understand American pronunciation. It's still hard, though. I can't understand people from some regions very well. =(

From some people I have learned more than language. Some of my interlocuters conversation partners (?) are rather useless on at teaching, but they improve a certain of my personal skills my social skills(?) or and inspire me to self-perfection. Hope, we meet each other one day. =)

Of course, there are contacts in on my Skype who just annoy me, but I still keep talking to them, as seldom as it's possible, as I finding it too unimpolite to get them blocked them.  I guess, it seems a kind of hypocritical, and it makes me afraid that some people do the same to me! I'm afraid of being annoyng indeed. Ughhh... I have to fix it!

But, thanksfully, the most of those whom I regularly speak with are very interesting and nice human beings! I'm absolutely glad be acquainted with them! Indeed =) Here and there they impress me a lot. =) There's a guy here on Italki whom I previously spoke with just by sending messages, but the last week we've got had the chance to talk via voice chat for the first time (time gap and work schedules, you know). He has utterly impressed me (I'm still impressed!) with his Russian! (hello, Jared, if you're reading this! XD) It's not perfect (his Russian, I mean), but his pronunciation is just fantastic! Not because he doesn't have any accent (actually he does, but it's pretty tiny!), but because he does sounds like my dear school friend! haha This guy has exactly the same intonations as she does =) That's really nice =) Of course, I would have never known about this fact if I had kept chatting with him only by text messages XD

Well, what should I say for this time now (?): my dear interlocuters (conversation partners?), thank you so much for your help with my English and for pleasure I get from our conversations!!!