[xudzu09]

Originally Posted by Visual Basic

Hello everybody???

Can I help you???

can you give us ur forehead

[xudzu09]

Originally Posted by mm9999'

chào các pro, có ai rảnh giúp mình dịch vài đoạn sau ra tiếng anh dc ko.



thanks các tềnh yêu

cũng google translate rồi, cơ mà về khoản ngữ pháp mình kém lắm. sửa lỗi lâu quá trời luôn

why dun u google it with key " communication skill " . native E maybe easier to understand than translate it

[mynewclone]

Do games make your English good? i think so.

[nthoang011293]

Originally Posted by mynewclone

Do games make your English good? i think so.

Yes, in some way, which means it depends on what kind of game you play. I think with strategy or RPG, FPS games if you play slowly, not skipping the conversations at all and turn on the subtitle while playing at a normal difficulty, you may learn some nice English

[GameOver107]

^ and get some vocabulary, which you don't permit studying in school )

[tlbad1]

Originally Posted by Visual Basic

Hello everybody???

Can I help you???

Plz sir, can you give me some money...i'm starving . Nah, just kidding

[Strike_Eagle]

Originally Posted by mynewclone

Do games make your English good? i think so.

Yes. With some people...
You might not know what it is at first, but the dialogue of some games are very important (like L.A Noire for an Example) + if you like to play the game or not, you will push yourself in various of way to try to understand it.
L.A Noire may be a little bit too hard for people who don't speak or have some basic "Slang" Vocabulary . But it is also an awesome game to learn English by listening to the dialogues of characters (which are very important in this game since everything a character said, could be a hint about what really happened.
Even Counter Strike, i bet a lot of people really don't know what "Fire in the Hole" mean .

But yeah, the more you play the game, the more you like it, the more the dialogues of the game get in to your brain, the more you want to understand it.

PS: If you don't know L.A Noire yet, i encourage you to go and try it if you have a good brain to solve some logic questions and an ability to listen and understand English.

[mynewclone]

Originally Posted by nthoang011293

Yes, in some way, which means it depends on what kind of game you play. I think with strategy or RPG, FPS games if you play slowly, not skipping the conversations at all and turn on the subtitle while playing at a normal difficulty, you may learn some nice English

i always watch cutscenes, never skip it.

Originally Posted by Strike_Eagle

Yes. With some people...
You might not know what it is at first, but the dialogue of some games are very important (like L.A Noire for an Example) + if you like to play the game or not, you will push yourself in various of way to try to understand it.
L.A Noire may be a little bit too hard for people who don't speak or have some basic "Slang" Vocabulary . But it is also an awesome game to learn English by listening to the dialogues of characters (which are very important in this game since everything a character said, could be a hint about what really happened.
Even Counter Strike, i bet a lot of people really don't know what "Fire in the Hole" mean .

But yeah, the more you play the game, the more you like it, the more the dialogues of the game get in to your brain, the more you want to understand it.

PS: If you don't know L.A Noire yet, i encourage you to go and try it if you have a good brain to solve some logic questions and an ability to listen and understand English.

Sure thing, ill try it. it's summer time! FREE!!

dont know if my crap pc can run la noire... i dont have money to upgrade that shit.

//how old r u

[hlmasterchief93]

Originally Posted by mynewclone

Do games make your English good? i think so.

I think Yes.
You want to play games so you want to understand it. You must guess or check it in dictionary so you improve your vocabulary. You can also watch/listen cutscreens to improve your listening skill and also your speaking skill (you get their intonation/stress).

New mem, hello everyone

[mynewclone]

Originally Posted by hlmasterchief93

New mem, hello everyone

93? 96 here