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ROGE's notebook entry: Feb 06, 2011 I've been so busy with my job lately.
6 febbraio 2011
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ROGE's notebook entry: Apr 13, 2010 english novels are very helpful and inspiring as well:)
13 aprile 2010
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What's the story behind your name? We live in different countries, we have different cultures, we use different languages & we have different names. I'm wondering if u have ever asked your parents why they gave u such a name. My name is ROGELYN but my friends used to call me roge fro short. ROGELYN is not a name of a famous celebrity, nor a scientist, nor a place, nor a flower. It was simply derived from the names of my parents. ROGE is from my father's name ROGER and LYN came from my mother's name JOCELYN. ROGE+LYN= ROGELYN (pronounced as ro-ji-lin). How about u? What's the story behind your wonderful name???
22 maggio 2009
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Do you know any tongue twister? A tongue twister is a phrase in any language that is designed to be difficult to articulate properly.. I know a lot of tongue twisters and it's really fun..last year, my school organization conducted a contest entitled "toxic tongue" and the first challenge is to say it correctly as many as u can in one minutes.. here are some of the english and filipino tongue twisters that i know.. 1. The sixth sick sheikh's sheep is sick. 2. How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck would chick wood? 3. She sells seashells on the seashore. 4. Betty bought some butter but the butter she bought was bitter, so she bought some better butter to make the bitter butter better. 5. Pasko-paksiw 6. Minikaniko ni Moniko ang Makina ng Minica ni Monica. 7. Bituka.Botika.Butiki. 8. Pitumputpitong puting tupa. i wanna learn some famous tongue twisters that u know..Sure it's a lot of fun...:D
19 maggio 2009
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How do u call your mother? it's mother's day..so we need to pay tribute to all the mothers in the world.. it's good to know the different ways to address the most special woman in our lives.. i call my mom MAMA..how about u?here in the philippines, some call their moms INAY or NANAY, but i use MAMA to address my mom.. i wanna know the different ways used by different citizens when addressing their mothers..
10 maggio 2009
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what's the word? what english word can you form when u interchange the letters of the word LISTEN?it's also a 6-letter wordmost of u got the correct answer..actually SILENT is the answer that i'm expecting but since some of u find some other words aside from that, i must say that u guys really did a great job..thanks for ur time and effort for anwering this question..
6 maggio 2009
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Does anybody here happen to have a friendster account? hello there guys and gals..since one of my reasons for joining italki is to gain new friends from all over the world..just wanna ask if u r a member of friendster.com..if so, pls. let me know so i can invite u and for those who don't have a friendster account but u are interested with it..u can create ur own..just log on to www.friendster.com and register..i'll be happy to be ur friend there:D
23 aprile 2009
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please tell me how.. how can i keep myself from flying off the handle when the things around me are really getting into my nerves>?
22 aprile 2009
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which is which? just wanna share something..hope you'll see the big difference! here it goes.. a professor wrote at the blackboard: A woman without her man is nothing He said to his students, "Place punctuation marks in that sentence." All the boys wrote:"A woman, without her man, is nothing." while all the girls wrote:"A woman, without her, man is nothing." now, who made the best answer?
22 aprile 2009
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