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"Beautifully done!" Do you use this? In what situation? Doesn't it sound like British? What else?
My wife has just begun to teach English to children in the neighborhood, and she wonders how to give kids praise when they are well done.
She says she have heard this expression when she was learning culinary art in a community college in US.
Please tell me your opinion.
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"Beautifully done!" Do you use this? In what situation? Doesn't it sound like British? What else?
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Internet language
I've run into a very funny website called "Awesomely Awkward iPhone Autocorrects" this evening.
http://www.smosh.com/smosh-pit/photos/awesomely-awkward-iphone-autocorrects
I didn't know that function of iPhone because I am not using a cell phone in English.
From that website, I picked up some slang that seemed to be used in Internet chatting or in text message, such as lol, lmao, and emoticons like ; ) :) (-)_(-) .
Do you use those Internet slangs or emoticons? What do you think about using them?
And what do you feel when someone uses them to you? Is that too rude?
If you know some SAFER words to use, please share them.
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Internet language
I've run into a very funny website called "Awesomely Awkward iPhone Autocorrects" this evening.
http://www.smosh.com/smosh-pit/photos/awesomely-awkward-iphone-autocorrects
I didn't know that function of iPhone because I am not using a cell phone in English.
From that website, I picked up some new words like autocorrect, epic fail, thrifting and so forth.
I also learned some slang that seemed to be used in Internet chatting or in text message,
such as lol, lmao, and emoticons like ; ) :) (-)_(-) .
Do you use those Internet slangs or emoticons?
If you use other kind of them, please tell me some of them.
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