Говорим по-английски!

[Dio]

Ongaku, i went to bad in 01 am.. we have a big different in time and thek you for information)

[Ongaku]

Just a couple of days ago I read about Macmillian quitting to publish print dictionaries. I felt sad and a bit empty that the global simplification and electronisation of our lives has really been stepping forward with overwhelming speed. Deep in mind I understand that the online dictionary is handy, but still...I miss printed books.

[Rasmus]

I miss printed books.

Especially the smell of freshly printed book))) mmm...

[Just_me]

Especially the smell of freshly printed book))) mmm...

I prefer the smell of old books.

[Rasmus]

I would like to share some useful information with you=) Stay tuned for more...


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[Ongaku]

"On the street" will be used to describe some fixed location, like "The bank is on Oren street", while "IN the street" is used to denote that your are standing in the middle of the street. And there's a tendency that "in the street" is used more by the British and "on the street" by the Americans.

[Ongaku]