[jindo37]

Originally Posted by neyul888

have just messaged my gf ... waiting for respond :'(

then good luck to you

[Ruslana]

respond is a verb?

[jindo37]

Originally Posted by Ruslana

respond is a verb?

yes it is a verb, then the right sentence is "...waiting for a response"

[pnd4189]

My vocabulary is very limited What must i do?

[babyB0Y]

Originally Posted by pnd4189

My vocabulary is very limited What must i do?

First thing you should do is reading. When you read, you should take note new words, it's even better if you read kind of book you like or you want to know more about it.
And at the end of day, try to write a small amount of words [ about 100 is enough for beginner ]. Do this everyday , I'm sure that your source of English word will increase dramatically

[jindo2537]

Originally Posted by babyB0Y

First thing you should do is reading. When you read, you should take note new words, it's even better if you read kind of book you like or you want to know more about it.
And at the end of day, try to write a small amount of words [ about 100 is enough for beginner ]. Do this everyday , I'm sure that your source of English word will increase dramatically

i think 1/10 of that amount is enough
@pnd4189: i stored a mail that suggests me how to learn new vocabularies and i think it is very helpful. the mail is so long that i can't post it in this thread so if you want it then drop your email and i will send it to you. good luck with your english

['or''=']

I'm kind of in an awkward situation now.
I have intended to quit my current job for weeks and the stupid manager have just poured the last drop that makes the cup run over.
I've made up my mind and the resignation is ready in my drawer.
The problem is that the big boss of the company is a friend of my family.
Quitting this job is something like betraying him.
I think I should have a talk to him before I send the resignation.
But still no idea about what and how I'm gonna say it.

[alusism]

Originally Posted by 'or''='

I'm kind of in an awkward situation now.
I have intended to quit my current job for weeks and the stupid manager have just poured the last drop that makes the cup run over.
I've made up my mind and the resignation is ready in my drawer.
The problem is that the big boss of the company is a friend of my family.
Quitting this job is something like betraying him.
I think I should have a talk to him before I send the resignation.
But still no idea about what and how I'm gonna say it.

truth hurts

[babyB0Y]

Originally Posted by jindo2537

i think 1/10 of that amount is enough
@pnd4189: i stored a mail that suggests me how to learn new vocabularies and i think it is very helpful. the mail is so long that i can't post it in this thread so if you want it then drop your email and i will send it to you. good luck with your english

I meant the word you write in a short essay, I don't mean the new words
Can you share the email with me too. Check PM

[game_matter]

Originally Posted by 'or''='

I'm kind of in an awkward situation now.
I have intended to quit my current job for weeks and the stupid manager have just poured the last drop that makes the cup run over.
I've made up my mind and the resignation is ready in my drawer.
The problem is that the big boss of the company is a friend of my family.
Quitting this job is something like betraying him.
I think I should have a talk to him before I send the resignation.
But still no idea about what and how I'm gonna say it.

I dunno what exactly is the reason why you quit your job, so I can only tell you:
Just tell him what you thought, and tell that again with your family, they will understand