[ngayhomqua.quaroi...]

Hajz. Any interesting topic to talk. Just girl girl and girl. Why d0nt we discuss about the coming euro. Who will be the champion? To me, the germany will rise up the cup

[trumbantia2012]

^ completely agree with you

[Ignition_Prime]

England will be the champion

[AndyMai]

Originally Posted by Chilln

I dont see anything childish here. When I say I worry I do mean it.
Although I told her to bring along a jacket, she didn't do. She called me at night and told me she was cold. Where is your sun at 10pm?
My gf is alone there, travelling the road, called me by a cellphone borrowed from a local for 1 minute.
Now tell me, you stand in my shoes, you worry?

tell her to try some weed, its legal

[Fuujin]

Originally Posted by blackbuddha

Last time I checked, A-level and foundation courses in the UK only required an overall 5.0 or 5.5 in IELTS. Undergraduate degrees required an overall of 6.0 to 7.0 in IELTS.
If you start out in an A-level or foundation course, the above requirement is perfectly fine since you're going to spend 1-2 years before entering universities. Most Vietnamese students here I've seen were able to improve their scores to universites' requirement after such time.
In addition, your fluency and spontaneity in using English with native speakers and overseas friends are invaluable. By the time you fill your application to universities, a 6.5 or 7.0 in IELTS looks more like a stroll than a hurdle.

true!!!! Last 3 years, I got 5.5 only, just enough to enroll in a hotel school in AUS. It was such a pain in the arse first 3 4 months, and even a year or so for some people. But if u can get over it, English is no more a barricade. Things just go smoothly afterward especially in communication

[AndyMai]

Originally Posted by Fuujin

true!!!! Last 3 years, I got 5.5 only, just enough to enroll in a hotel school in AUS. It was such a pain in the arse first 3 4 months, and even a year or so for some people. But if u can get over it, English is no more a barricade. Things just go smoothly afterward especially in communication

^ with locals?

[Fuujin]

Originally Posted by AndyMai

^ with locals?

yup, with locals

[AndyMai]

i guess you are one of those who were born with good communicating skill then

[Fuujin]

Originally Posted by AndyMai

i guess you are one of those who were born with good communicating skill then

nah. I was a nerd back in Vietnam Don't talk much, only to those who are really close to me :">

The thing is I'm aware of myself. Also I was lucky enough to enroll in a school which didn't have many Vietnamese students, like 10 or even less back then so i had my chance to practice with those so-called locals It was like English was the only langauge I used for the first 1 and a half year in AUS

[blackbuddha]

Originally Posted by Fuujin

nah. I was a nerd back in Vietnam Don't talk much, only to those who are really close to me :">

The thing is I'm aware of myself. Also I was lucky enough to enroll in a school which didn't have many Vietnamese students, like 10 or even less back then so i had my chance to practice with those so-called locals It was like English was the only langauge I used for the first 1 and a half year in AUS

This is a typical evolution of a closet nerd to a social nerd .

Are you still in Oz, mate?