Msaada tafadhali wa kujifunza kiingereza

Msaada tafadhali wa kujifunza kiingereza

great vision said:
If I don't have anyone to talk with. What another ways can i use to practice spoken?
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Mkuu ili uwe vizuri lazma uzungumze ,mm nilikuwa nasifika sana in grammatical English lakini pindi nimepata boss mzungu hali ikawa tofauti,
It was stressing ordeal for sho bro.but niliplan the following
1.to have abroad friends ..nilifanikiwa lakn si sana,most friends walikuwa from SA,USA,INDIANS
2.indoor friends ambao wapo Tayar kuzungumza,ikawa hivyo na nimeweza sana
 
It's a nice decision, but you ought to study hard and to speak before your friends even though you're poor in grammar and pronunciation.
 
great vision said:
My journey to Jo'burg. Last year I went Jo'burg for vacation. It was very fantastic to me ; I got wonderful exposure in my life. South Africa as a Country and their peoples are somehow more developed and richer compare to our Country. They have very good infrastructure especially roads and Electrical Train, there as no traffic jam as we see in Dar-salaam. There are a lots of overfly all over the country. In terms of way of living, some have very good standard of living while other struggle.

It is depend on area they live. I visited several places such as Veer na hen, Rand font a in, kurugas dog, Spruiw view , Yoveli, Bree, East gates, East gates, Soweto , Top of Africa and Mall of Africa. Sorry if some names of that place i didn't spell them correctly. I stayed there for about three weeks. I got so many friends over there but we can't communicate due to some reasons; first of all their bundles for airtime are expensive and the second reason is because they are busy seeking their daily bread. In short this is how my trip to Jo'burg went. Thanks
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I have highlight the place which need correction. But you are making good progress , keep up the good work.
 
Jbuyenze said:
Habari zenu wana jf...
Nilikuwa naomba msaada kwa watalaam wa lugha ya kingereza kwani hivi sasa nimeanza kujifunza kiundani zaidi (i want to be deep) kwa hiyo unaweza ni-direct kwenye page /website/ YouTube channel yakuhusiana na hii issue, au kama na wewe unalengo kama langu waweza nipm ili tuyajenge..

karibuni wakuu...
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Nenda Mwanza, kuna kituo kinaitwa ENGLISH CLUB MWANZA kuna MTU anaitwa Mr. English 0756 841501
 
great vision said:
I have read your post. First of all let's me give you big up for your intention to visit South Africa. This is what i can advice you. Don't wait until you become fluent in English, bear in mind most whites comes to our land from Germany, France etc, they are not fluent in Swahili nor English. If it happen that you travel to the country which they speak English as their means of communications you will improve your speaking skills. Because they will correct you anytime you make mistake.. It is a better way to learn any language. Just imagine if you stay there for three months! it is quite decent time to be fluent if you are really serious. Have a good day
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Shall is used mainly with first person pronouns (I and We). Some example; Shall we go to the cinema this evening or Shall i invite Lucy and John to the party? While will can be used with second and third persons forms ( he, she, you, they or it). Some example; I will call you later. It will work out fine.
 
Brother Charles! I promise you that if we shall go in this way of highlights the mistakes on my Post/ my stories I hope in few months to come, I shall be decent student. Please don't get tied on correct me. I am felling better to be corrected and I accept any challenge.Thanks
 
Great vision, no worries bro, we can all learn from each other, improve together, i hope to improve as well, nobody can be 100% perfect in English, collective we can all gain something useful.

By the way i think learning how to use correct grammar is good place to start learning English, e.g Nouns, Pronouns, Verbs, Adverbs, Adjectives, etc.
 
charles177 said:
Great vision, no worries bro, we can all learn from each other, improve together, i hope to improve as well, nobody can be 100% perfect in English, collective we can all gain something useful.

By the way i think learning how to use correct grammar is good place to start learning English, e.g Nouns, Pronouns, Verbs, Adverbs, Adjectives, etc.
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OK ! This is a good idea. I hope It shall help me so much therefore I agree with you to start on mentioned above. You will see where we can start.
 
great vision said:
OK ! This is a good idea. I hope It shall help me so much therefore I agree with you to start on mentioned above. You will see where we can start.
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Grammar is the way in which words are put together to form proper sentences. Eg:- She is a good person
A Noun:- is a word that is the name of something Eg:- A person (John), animal (Zebra), place (Tanzania), thing (Table), quality (honesty), idea (Revolution), action (kill), state of existence (Living).

Pronoun:- a word that represent noun in a sentence so that we don't repeat the same nouns again and again. For example; Tanzania is a beautiful country, Tanzania is full of good people.

Same two sentences can be written like this using pronoun in the second part of the sentence. Tanzania is is a beautiful country, it is full of good people.
Below are example of pronoun. I, me, you, we, us, him, her, us ours, himself, herself, they, them, their etc.
People who are interested can try to form a sentence using a noun and pronoun. Then we will get into type of pronouns. Any questions on noun and pronoun?
 
charles177 said:
Grammar is the way in which words are put together to form proper sentences. Eg:- She is a good person
A Noun:- is a word that is the name of something Eg:- A person (John), animal (Zebra), place (Tanzania), thing (Table), quality (honesty), idea (Revolution), action (kill), state of existence (Living).

Pronoun:- a word that represent noun in a sentence so that we don't repeat the same nouns again and again. For example; Tanzania is a beautiful country, Tanzania is full of good people.

Same two sentences can be written like this using pronoun in the second part of the sentence. Tanzania is is a beautiful country, it is full of good people.
Below are example of pronoun. I, me, you, we, us, him, her, us ours, himself, herself, they, them, their etc.
People who are interested can try to form a sentence using a noun and pronoun. Then we will get into type of pronouns. Any questions on noun and pronoun?
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This is the one of problem! You can see on My grandmother's story
 
great vision said:
Today I took time to meditate about my beloved grandmother who pass away two weeks ago. My grandmother in her lifetime she wake up very early in the morning ( before daybreak) everyday for prayers. Thereafter she prepared a breakfast for us before we left to school.

She didn't have any education but she was always encouraging us to study very hard if we want a better life. She did a business and keeping cattle as source of her income. What I shall never forget in my life is how she kept us busy by giving us daily routines. In weekends we spent almost all our time working in the field. In case of food we were free to eat whatever we like. I shall continue later once I get changed. I am free to be corrected
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great vision said:
This is the one of problem! You can see on My grandmother's story
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By the way, that was inspiration story. Your Grandmother was great Woman. I have highlight the place which need correction in the previous post.
 
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