Ahmed Volkan dere ENS

Hi, I’m Ahmed Volkan! I am from Türkiye and I am very interested in improving my English as part of a growing community of English Language Learners from around the world. We are all dedicated to the lifelong process of mastering the English language. #englishneverstops Skype: volkandere48

[sizvideos]

Girl discovers shadow and tries to get away

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[leandro-silvestre]

Conversation Reflection

 Yesterday I have a conversation with Anas from Marrocos, Nataly and Jens from Russian.

Those guys pronounce clearly and express their ideas in a proper way, in addition, they patiently correct your mistakes and explain to you the right way to speak what you want to, so  the conversation flowed greatly.

Among others, we talked about the phenomenon called “brain drain”, it consists of an exodus of a country’s intellectual workforce. The chief issue that causes it to happen is because such countries do not offer life conditions for such workers, especially that of workplaces compatible with their carriers.

This topic brought us to a discussion of immigration and diversification. And we concluded that there are positives and negatives points. On one hand, we can learn about different cultures, it is so interesting to know that there are many people around the world who although we all belong of the same specie, we  are so different. On the other hand, the host country exposed to encounter economic problems since the immigrants use to send money for their family. Annas rightly remembered my country (Brazil) is a nation which was founded by mixing many races, chiefly Europeans and Africans, as well as many Asians, get mixed here.

We talked about others things, but I think it is enough for this summarization. 

Fell free to correct my mistakes, as well as teach more proper ways to express my ideas and synonymous.

Let’s keep working together ENS members!!!

[candy-vn]

Hi! I am candy-vn from Vietnamese. A bachelor degree of Economic which is Business administrator as my specific major field. I plan to be an sale staff in April 2015, and I prefer study abroad in The Japanese or other countries in Europe.

In March 2015, I will take an IELTS examination.6.5…

[englishneverstops]

Welcome to English Never Stops, Candy! It is great to have you as a new member of our global learning community! You will have many opportunities to improve your English with other people from the world who share your goal of mastering English! 

Keep up the great work and keep working together!

[volkandere]

You're welcome here Candy vn i do wish you good luck with your English

[volkandere]

Dear friends, Wherever you are in the world, i want to wish you a happy holiday and a bright Lunar new year. However you are spending the holidays this year, i hope you have time to relax, unwind, and spend time with those you love. I also hope that if you're missing someone this time of year, you can reach out to them with adorable expression. Send them a message, give them a call, send a photo or voice note, anything that will bring the two of you a bit closer this holiday. May all your 2015 lunar new year wishes come true! Happy New Year

[volkandere]

Hi everyone! Two days ago I have met a guy who is from France and he has been traveling around the world by bike for four years and 7 months. He was looking for a place for sleeping in the city, and I invited him my parent's house. We spent time together two days. He is going to istanbul and then Europe, he will be in France after 5 years get around the world.

[mysonah99-deactivated20180117]

Riding a bike is like this life we should keep moving to stay balance

Albert Eisntein (via mysonah99)

[volkandere]

[englishneverstops]

Keep helping each other!

Help one other member of ENS today! Share a correction with one other member of our community!

Then, pay it forward by helping someone else! And together, we will all help each other to master English!

This is just the beginning!

[rayyan454]

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review the pursuit of happiness 

watch it 

[englishneverstops]

Thanks for sharing this with us, Rayyan! This is a great example of how you can develop your speaking skills within the ENS community! Recording summaries of the films or TV shows that you are watching is a great way to share your ideas within the community, while it also allows you to receive valuable feedback on your speaking skills!

A great next step for you is to help other members of English Never Stops! This is what our community is all about - helping each other work toward the same goal! 

Here are some tips to help you to improve your speaking skills:

-Continue to improve your fluency! While your speaking is quite strong, there are moments where you pause/hesitate as you search for the correct expressions. Continue to develop your vocabulary and continue to practice speaking every day - these are great steps for the continued development of your speaking skills.

Keep up the great work and keep working together!

[mdahair]

Hi Rayyan, Thank you very much for this recording, but could you please re-record it with less noise. I couldn’t understand much of it. Best regards,

[rayyan454]

thanks guys i will try to post my recording clearly 

[volkandere]

Happy new year

Happy new year for all ENS member :)

[englishneverstops]

ENS Group Discussions

There will be ENS Group Discussions on Friday, December 26th, between 1pm - 10pm GMT. 

Please send me a message on Skype, or reblog this message if you want to join the discussion.

Keep up the great work and keep working together!

[englishneverstops]

This week we will be focusing on working as a community to help each other!

Your goal is to help at least 5 other members of English Never Stops!

Check out these tips! Then, check out the posts that I have shared below and you can use these feedback strategies to help each other!

How can I...

[englishneverstops]

This week the ENS Community Challenge will help you to improve your written English.

Challenge: Writing about past experiences

Topic: My Happiest Memory

What is your happiest memory? Write 1-2 paragraphs about an experience from your past that made you very happy. You should describe the…

[volkandere]

I'm sorry for Pakistani friend's lose

[volkandere]

My Availability for the week!!

Hi everyone i'm free to practice speaking this week

with all members of ENS

my skype id is: volkandere48

Dates: 22-23-24/10/14 tue- wed- thu

Times: from 07:00 AM to 10:00 AM GMT-0

Topics: anything

[fazalafghan-blog-blog]

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Sand and Stone

A story tells us that two friends were walking through the desert. During some point of the journey they had an argument, and one friend slapped the other one in the face. The one who got slapped was hurt, but without saying anything, wrote in the sand: “TODAY MY BEST FRIEND SLAPPED”

They kept on walking until they found on oasis, where they decided to take a bath. The one who had been slapped, got stuck in the mire and started drowning, but the friend saved him. After the friend recovered from the near drowning, he wrote on a stone: “TODAY MY BEST FRIEND SAVED MY LIFE”.

The friend who had slapped and saved his best friend asked him, “After I hurt you, you wrote in the sand and now, you write on a stone, why?”

The other friend replied: “when someone hurts us, we should write it down in sand where winds of forgiveness can erase it away. But, when someone does something good for us, we must engrave it in stone where no wind can erase it forever.”

Learn to write your hurts in the sand, and carve your benefits in stone!

[simrandeep64]

hi fazal nice podcast ,here is a correction:

pronunciation of stone ,when u said from the near drowning,he wrote on a stone..it sounds like stoone…

[englishneverstops]

Keep up the great work and keep working together!!

[leandro-silvestre]

I knew this story, I think it is a good idea to read such things, it edificates us.

Your pronunciation is very good!

[volkandere]

Thank you Fazal, I haven't heard this story, I like it. This is something that we must remember in our life

[englishneverstops]

ENS Group Conversation - Thursday, September 11th

Join our ENS Group Conversation on Thursday, September 11th, between 1pm - 10pm GMT! Check out the link below, where you can sign up for a Conversation at a specific time. This will be a great opportunity for you to improve your English with other members of ENS!

Sign up here:

http://doodle.com/7562d2xa6csf2mpb

Keep up the great work and keep working together!