[McElroy]

Idézet: Gaspy - Dátum: 2007. okt. 6., szombat - 16:00

hmm about the listening:no it wasn't impossible to hear that.The problem was with me So the speaker was talking rather fast and i didn't understand everything.the themes of the writing part weren't too hard so i had to plan a one week long tour for a friend and in the other letter i had to speak about books versus internet(advantages,disadvantages etc.)

Aha I see. When will the results be released?

[Gaspy]

BTW my problem is that I will take the school-living exam this year and i haven't got any language exam yet And it would be very important due to(ez igy jó? )the points...
So maybe i will try other type of language exams aswell if it wouldn't been passed now...

[Gaspy]

Idézet: McElroy - Dátum: 2007. okt. 6., szombat - 17:03

Aha I see. When will the results be released?

about one month it's quiet a long time

[McElroy]

I think i got it. So you are leaving the high school in this year and you want to pass the language exam in order to get more points to take them to the university/college.

[Gaspy]

exactly

[McElroy]

I wonder if anyone could give me a valid American address. The question arises: why do i need it. Let me explain it: A few weeks ago Amazon.com has launched  the amazonmp3.com online mp3 store. Despite of the fact that I had already been registered on amazon.com, it is simply impossible to buy mp3 songs from Europe on amazonmp3.com, because amazon's system requires the user to input a valid American address to complete the buying procedure. I just simply can't understand what's the point of such limitations. I can buy songs from dozens of other online mp3 stores, so why is it impossible to buy from amazon?
Why do i wanna buy songs from amazon? Because they don't use any DRM things, nor watermarks in their songs, and on the other hand, amazon's mp3 store is rather cheap. The songs cost 0,79-0,99 $.

[Gaspy]

I suggest using DC

[BigDil]

Idézet: Gaspy - Dátum: 2007. okt. 6., szombat - 17:07

about one month it's quiet a long time

quiet = csendes
quite = elég(gé)

[McElroy]

Idézet: BigDil - Dátum: 2007. okt. 8., hétfõ - 0:55

quiet = csendes
quite = elég(gé)

I have to admit that these two words are hard to get used to, for me at least. Sometimes i use the other instead of the one that would be correct.

[BoGyesz]

to whom it may concern:
Bundaberg commercial 

especially to the ones in Great Britain.   

[McElroy]

Idézet: Gaspy - Dátum: 2007. okt. 7., vasárnap - 23:14

I suggest using DC

Yes, I know what you mean. But there are some fresh stuff which are impossible to get on DC for example.

[spidey]

Idézet: Gaspy - Dátum: 2007. okt. 6., szombat - 17:06

BTW my problem is that I will take the school-living exam this year and i haven't got any language exam yet And it would be very important due to(ez igy jó? )the points...

What on Earth is a school-living exam?  And nah, I wouldn't use "due to" in any of the above cases...

As for a valid U.S.A. address, just use 90210/90211/90212 etc. and CA. Type in Los Angeles if the page requires a city as well. Say,

5 Rodeo Drive
Los Angeles, CA
90212

Hope this works. Worked for me on all sites so far.

Also,

Anybody here living or staying in Bristol? I'm gonna go there soon, and I wonder if anyone has been there for a longer time. Like what places are worth visiting, are there any festivities this time of the year, what's the nightlife like and all that...

Szerkesztette: spidey 2007. 10. 08. 16:42 -kor

[McElroy]

Idézet: spidey - Dátum: 2007. okt. 8., hétfõ - 17:41

What on Earth is a school-living exam?  And nah, I wouldn't use "due to" in any of the above cases...

As for a valid U.S.A. address, just use 90210/90211/90212 etc. and CA. Type in Los Angeles if the page requires a city as well. Say,

5 Rodeo Drive
Los Angeles, CA
90212

Hope this works. Worked for me on all sites so far.

Also,

Anybody here living or staying in Bristol? I'm gonna go there soon, and I wonder if anyone has been there for a longer time. Like what places are worth visiting, are there any festivities this time of the year, what's the nightlife like and all that...

Hey spidey! The address hint you gave me, works well, I could buy mp3 from the amazon online mp3 store. Thanks. 

[Gaspy]

And doesn't problem if more than one people use an address?  

[McElroy]

Idézet: Gaspy - Dátum: 2007. okt. 9., kedd - 15:10

And doesn't problem if more than one people use an address?  

Gaspy your sentence needs a little polishing. Your sentence would be correct in this way for example:
"Doesn't it mean any problem if the address is used by more than one person?" You can not use "one people" that's senseless. I'm sure you know why, i suppose you were writing too fast. And if you begin a sentence with  an auxiliary verb then there has to be a "real" verb that you use the auxiliary verb with. So in your case, after "doesn't" the real verb was missing.

Otherwise, as it seems, an address can be used by more than one person.

[Gaspy]

yes thx for the corrections my english could be better

[Coppermine]

Idézet: McElroy - Dátum: 2007. okt. 8., hétfõ - 9:11

Yes, I know what you mean. But there are some fresh stuff which are impossible to get on DC for example.

those stuffs can be found on t0rrent sites, as well

-C0pp3rM!n3-

[spidey]

Idézet: McElroy - Dátum: 2007. okt. 10., szerda - 11:03

Gaspy your sentence needs a little polishing. Your sentence would be correct in this way for example:
"Doesn't it mean any problem if the address is used by more than one person?" You can not use "one people" that's senseless.

Seriously, not mocking, but:

Idézet

"Doesn't it mean any problem if the address is used by more than one person?"

That's not right either.   I would say, like,
"Isn't it a problem if the address is used by more than one person?"

And anyways, people also means "one" people (nép). It's used in plural too, "peoples".

Szerkesztette: spidey 2007. 10. 11. 18:33 -kor

[BoGyesz]

I got this message yesterday. check the grammar and spelling. 
"Hey lou! Hows it going? Wats bn happenen dude? Jst thought id say hi...It like 5 years or sumfin since ive cn u! Omg, time goes so quick anyway! Wats ya up ta?"

I replied: "Wrong number mate!"

the answer was: " Fuk soz! Who's this?"  :Ð

I have a guess which ethnic group he is from.  He thinks he is Ali G or somefin. 

Szerkesztette: BoGyesz 2007. 10. 12. 05:32 -kor

[McElroy]

Now dats sum kinda slang or sumthin.  lolz  :Ð