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Ooh, I used to learn Japanese in my high school before changing to English for high school in Singapore. Nah, I think if you have the will, there is a way to achieve it. My suggestion is to emerge yourself into an environment that is conducive to learning English. Maybe some videos on Youtube about your field of study?
I often view how they're making stuff on Youtube. It's some kind of amazing to create automatic things. I used to view Masterchef US too, the way Gordon Ramsay described the food is so exciting.
 
I always give the most respect to engineers who make added value to society. Unfortunately, I was a student with a major in banking and finance. I feel regret my youth, If I can go back, I would choose a engineers major. Anyway I wish you will achieve to your dream work
I had learnt about finance as a subject in university. They talk about the cash flow what I have no idea. From 2019, I began to trade stock and started to learn about FA, TA, how to use indicator...
I think if you can make money from your major and build a workshop at home, that's amazing. Which one do you like more, mechanical or electrical?
 
Hi there, did anyone use Cambly or apps for practicing EL before? I need some recomendations. Thank you
 
So my laptop decide to get broken on its last day of warranty with all my project information. I could not go to HCM to check with the store due to locked down and had to ask my boss to give me a lift to a store he know in Ba Ria. Turn out the main board is dead and currently out of stock in Viet Nam (or so he said). So I had to spent my 4 holidays without any games (thanks god I still have my books). And now I'm back to work with my hard drive installed into a shitty pc. Life sure hate me sometime. :beat_brick:
 
So my laptop decide to get broken on its last day of warranty with all my project information. I could not go to HCM to check with the store due to locked down and had to ask my boss to give me a lift to a store he know in Ba Ria. Turn out the main board is dead and currently out of stock in Viet Nam (or so he said). So I had to spent my 4 holidays without any games (thanks god I still have my books). And now I'm back to work with my hard drive installed into a shitty pc. Life sure hate me sometime. :beat_brick:
Well, anything that can go wrong will go wrong as Murphy's Law dictates. :(
 
Fail an interview for a new job due to lack of English skill. I'm trying to practice here to improve it but it still very hard to write a sentence in English. Today I joined a speaking class in Slack, post my recorded voice in there and get a very bad point. But I'll keep trying my best :D
I was in the same situation before, then I have a chance to go abroad for a few months, have some foreign friends and an English job. Now my English is hugely improved since then. So my advice is to keep practicing, create or put yourself in the English-using environment, it is better to absorb the language naturally rather than try hard to learn it painfully. :D Good night!
 
isn't that there isn't nothing can't go wrong :shame:
I just checked wiki, look like he's correct.
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I never try to ponder about this but now that someone mention it. I think Murphy's law is like a game of chance. Like 0.00000001% is still a chance but no one know when will it happen, according to Murphy's law, it will happen but we can never know when (perhaps never)
 

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i just checked wiki, look like he's correct.
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I never try to ponder about this but now that someone mention it. I think Murphy's law is like a game of chance. Like 0.00000001% is still a chance but no one know when will it happen, according to Murphy's law, it will happen but we can never know when (perhaps never)
He was right, indeed. Though I wanna make a funny sentence with a double negative which makes the reader confused hehehe.😅
 
I just checked wiki, look like he's correct.
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I never try to ponder about this but now that someone mention it. I think Murphy's law is like a game of chance. Like 0.00000001% is still a chance but no one know when will it happen, according to Murphy's law, it will happen but we can never know when (perhaps never)
I think the spirit of this adage is 'always prepare for the worst case'.
 
Hi guys, help me translate a quote vietnamese to english.
"Tôi không nghĩ là tôi có thể làm được nhưng chỉ lần này thôi tôi chơi lớn 1 lần trong đời."
"I have no idea I can but just this once I will really go big." => I think I translated wrong.
 
Hi guys, help me translate a quote vietnamese to english.
"Tôi không nghĩ là tôi có thể làm được nhưng chỉ lần này thôi tôi chơi lớn 1 lần trong đời."
"I have no idea I can but just this once I will really go big." => I think I translated wrong.
"I don't think that I can do it, but just this time, I'll give it all I got"
or
"I'm not sure if I can do it, but just for once, let me give it my all"
I'm not sure though, because I don't know in which situation this sentence is for, like from who, for whom,...
In a not really relevant subject, this remind me of a great quote
If we are to live... we must take risks. Else our lives become deaths in all but name. There is no struggle too vast, no odds too overwhelming, for even should we fail - should we fall - we will know that we have lived.
-Steven Erikson
 
Hi guys, help me translate a quote vietnamese to english.
"Tôi không nghĩ là tôi có thể làm được nhưng chỉ lần này thôi tôi chơi lớn 1 lần trong đời."
"I have no idea I can but just this once I will really go big." => I think I translated wrong.
I don't think that I can do it, but this time, I'll do my very best once in a lifetime.
 

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