got interviewed twice a week, got psycho-tested also twice a week [my friend told me that if i pass the test, that means i'm psycho enough to run the job, hahaw].. after the second interview, i realized that my spoken english wasnt good, hiks!! yeah, i know i never really use it, huhuhu.. then feeling encumbered, i went home and *ting* the lamp inside my head turned on: i should have take a convrstion course, huhuhu.. then thoughts running one by one: how much it would cost me, how do i adjust my working time with course's class.. hmm, or maybe i should just buy a fast-method-learning book? you know, that kinda "being fluent in adobe in -like- six hours" or else..
coz speaking english, for me, was not only speaking.. to speak in that lingo, i should change my way of thinking, pumped up my confidence -not to say to arrogant's level-, hihi, i have to be more responsible..
does language really represent its speaker's culture?
coz speaking english, for me, was not only speaking.. to speak in that lingo, i should change my way of thinking, pumped up my confidence -not to say to arrogant's level-, hihi, i have to be more responsible..
does language really represent its speaker's culture?