I agree. Do we have to beg ?
Tee wrote on 31^st Mar, 2011 at 11:11am:

Is that (Cutting Edge) the series you used to help you learn English?



I don't think so.

So how did you learn English? Your English is not only way better than any of the ethnic Lao who post on this forum and who live in the U.S., New Zealand, etc., it's also better than anyone I've known who learned English in Laos.

The only people who come close to your level of written expression (besides native users) are those Lao who grew up in an English-speaking country.

So how did you learn English?

Tee wrote on 31^st Mar, 2011 at 11:11am:


Yes I also request more picture of our favorite LP Admins.

Your English is great, whereas mine is poor.

I'm not satisfied with where I'm at, and I'm still learning new words and how to use English effectively.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 1^st Apr, 2011 at 12:37am:


Don't mine me I'm just a manufacuring worker. You should be an English teacher. More young Lao need to learn english, and need someone like you. Or you can be Lao teacher teaching Lao-American kids how to read and write in Lao.

I think most Lao American make good money. Lao are hard worker. When you do hard labors in the rice fields, and come work in American factory. Its an easy jobs and easy money. They say "It's not how much you make" it's how you manage your money. I make ok money, but problem is I also like to spend money and pretty much buy whatever I want. New IPhone, PS3, PSP game, car, TV, laptop, desktop.

llX wrote on 1^st Apr, 2011 at 2:15am:


You're a bit of a gadget guy, are you?
I have a few older friends who are serious gamers. They spend hours on end in front of their T.Vs. I don't know how they can do that.

All I need is a $2 newspaper and I'll be content for two hours at least.