MuseMatt do you know the song + artist in the guess the song topic?

Well, that's nice, I allready paid for it...Oh allright, it's for a good cause I guess

Whoops, wrong preposition at the secondary school

make that 'at secondary school'

Kameleon: you could just call it High School you know?

I think he prefers the British phrase DFC

@sjefke, don't worry about the payment. This one's on the house!

Ah an english pub.. my english is pretty Good ..

well good

Ta mate!!! Next round's on me!!
*hic*

Arrrrrr mud in your eye..

The funny animal means college, I presume..;)

yeah alright Britisch and American are almost he same but some words have a totally diffrent meaning.
like vacation is holiday in America
but in Great Britain it means going to prison

Sunday it's going to thaw

If you can take this,then you are somehow pretty good in English

For the funpart here, just take a glance over the comments, especially the one posted by Pieter and a reply somewhere almst at the end of the page

not entirely true.

Holidays is the period during which you are free, and then you usually go on vacation. The word vacation itself is rarely used though, and mostly for the summer holidays.

To much to read

Gio, thou lazy son of a gun

I'm getting quite far with that brilliant poem, though I knew it already.

Then skip the poem and try the replies

Kpuc: i read it the only word i had a problem with pronouncing is Terpsichore though i think i have the right pronunciation.

also i can't spell very well

Good afternoon

Hi

Good afternoon welcome to the english pub!

How is everyone doing?

So it was a Dutch teacher who wrote it for the right prenounciation of English word's... quite amazing...

There is allso a dutch teacher who made funny rhymes with Double Dutch.. but cant find the book anymore..

Dragon: I am doing quite well and how about yourself?

shame on my I i din't wrote I with a capital

Fine. How are you?

I'm fine , but I still haven't done any homework