Where is fastest english course? Dimana kursus bahasa inggris tercepat

whoa never heard of that..... maybe we all should have a look to that place?

it is true what u said earlier that it takes years to be a master..but do we really need to be a master in Englihs? as long as enopugh to speak and to say or also making a report I don't think master is such a requirement.

I agree when you said practice..practice..practice!

For Subhanluffy : eh i want tau languange english nya nasi uduk apaan sii?


Nasi uduk = In America "Nasi Uduk" also known as Indonesian Coconut Rice.

The best way to learn to converse English .... : not just learning all the theory, such as grammar, 16 tenses, etc..etc... is to have somebody you can speak with directly (either live conversation or even direct IM), preferrably native speaker, but people that live in the English speaking countries for quite a while are okay too..(like me...cieeee I've been here for 12 years now). But watch out for some countries that adopt / declare English as their national language...a BIG difference here. I'm speaking of countries like Singapore, Malaysia and Philipines. I didn't say that their vocabularies or grammars are bad, it's just the pronounciation of the words and accents that might confuse you for future use.

Hope this will help.

Food term, in America :

Kerupuk..... Fish #####er, Shrimp #####er, Garlic #####er, Rice #####er...and more #####ers.
Terasi : shrimp paste
Pete : stink bean...... I'm not kidding here. There's another name for that, but I forgot what it is. Mostly here if you mention Stink bean in anAsian Market, they'll know.

Anymore questions?

indonoodle, I understand that in United State of America, they tend to change the indigenous word and baptism in their English words. Which is not wrong and prefectly fine with me.

But actually I rather happy to read things in original.. if you said fish #####ers for example; the different between what sort of "kerupuk ikan" we have and their fish #####ers would be slightly different! I used restaurant menu as refferences.

Terasi: mmmm I like the aromas in my "sambal" Shrimp paste would be the closest word we could use..but do not forget Terasi is not always made from terasi..there are several types of "terasi" or I found out some says: shrimp puree... which one is correct?

It just an idea for us how to use the words... For me although my work of nature have to use english, but sometimes I mixed with local phrase!

I think Direct English is one of the fastest english course. (10th floor WTC)

Hmm...how u translate mpek-mpek kapal selam and gudeg???

Hi sis.. where have you been? .... that is nice question..."mpek-mpek Kapal selam? submarine dumpling? ...

what is gudeg?

I don't think there's any translation for empek2 kapal selem.. although it will be close to Fish cake or "Sub-shaped fish cake/dumpling".

For Gudeg, there's translation for that : Jackfruit Curry (that's what the Indo resto used here in States). Well... although it's not literally the right meaning, but it's close, because over here most stuffs made out of / contained coconut milk, will be called Curry.

What do you think guys????? :tongue:

I'm so busy with new project.
How's life bro wnks???

submarine dumpling

gudeg: jackfruit curry ,
how abt sayur nangka???

life has never been better... new project huh? like making baby?

Submarien dumpling sound bombastic, I believe will attract many cuisine lover