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Hello Ronnie! I’m a big fan of you:D amm I love your way teaching you’re the best! it makes everything quite easy, hmm I didn’t watch this lesson but I’ll, I’ve a good exuse for that, Don’t piss off! Certainly it’s an amazing one!

Ronnie, would you mind sendin’ me some information about your skype lessons and I got a question: How often do you put a lesson? is it every two weeks?
Thanks a million, it’s a pleasure to have had you as a teacher!
Fatima from Saudi Arabia

Friday, July 17th 2009

    Sorry, I don’t offer skype lessons anymore.
    My lessons are put up every 5th teacher!!!
    Keep on watching for more lessons from all the teachers!!

    Friday, January 8th 2010Reply to this comment

Although I’m asian I don’t have this problem. hmm I’ve just finished waching this interesting lesson, I was waiting anxiously to see it!
oh how I love ur lessons..
Love,
Fatima

Friday, July 17th 2009

Wow it’s very cool.
The way you teach is very amazing.

Friday, July 17th 2009

hello Ronnie,

I have problems with the sound /d/ I pronounce it as in spanish, do you have any exercise to correct it?

best regards

Saturday, July 18th 2009

Hello there…….thanks for teaching n thanks for all videos. U All teachers are great n very helpful.i just want to ask u i have good command over english grammer but i m still cant speak properly i want to speak fluent english. can u give me some suggestions or tips for speaking fluent english. i’ll be very thankfull to u.
Namaste
bye
caps from India

Saturday, July 18th 2009

    All i can say is JUST TALK!!!
    Never worry about if you make a mistake — mistakes are funny and can help you in conversation as it “breaks the ice”.
    To become more fluent, talk more and don’t be shy!

    Friday, January 8th 2010Reply to this comment

hello ronnie,

I like your way in teaching you are really amazing n i hope to get more information about your private lessons please mail me with all the info n dont be late :P thank you.

Best Regards.

Tuesday, July 21st 2009

hhhhhhhhhh you are wonderful teachers i and i love ur way of teaching
thanks100%

Wednesday, July 22nd 2009

it is good

Saturday, July 25th 2009

I don’t have problems with these sounds, bur I like this lesson, because it was funny and very artistic! Good job!!!

Sunday, July 26th 2009

Hello,
I’m from VietNam, I like the way you teach.
Please add my skype nick: trangptm2204
Hoping for speaking English to you.

Wednesday, August 5th 2009

really you very very good teacher i understand you god because you fun teacher really i love your teaching

Thursday, August 6th 2009

i love you reley iwent mareg you

Wednesday, September 23rd 2009

Hi teacher my name is asma. I really enjoyed your beautiful lessons on online. I would really appreciate if you add me as a contact on skype.So i can benefit your teaching. my email is asmafiqi@yahoo.com.user name asmafiqi. thank you.

Saturday, September 26th 2009

thinks and we want more

Sunday, September 27th 2009

hi ronnie…first of all i really lilke you very much.especially ur way of eaching .its really interesting..Actually i m from india.anyway i give u abig thanx………………………

Friday, October 2nd 2009

Hello, my name is Palm..
i really like the way you teach grammar. I’d like you to give me some advices on how to motivate my Students when it comes to teaching grammar, as grammar is really difficult for me to get it across to them.

Saturday, October 3rd 2009

    wow – it is difficult to motivate grammar students – the only advice I have is to relate the specific grammar point to their own personal lives… get them to connect with the point and use their lives as examples.

    Friday, January 8th 2010Reply to this comment

Hey Ronnie,
I really enjoy your class. You are a wonderful teacher. I am a native Mandarin speaker and the most difficult pronunciation is ” Zero” . I felt that I was going to bite my tongue every time when I try to say this word. :)
Also people sometimes can’t tell when I said ” pain ” and “pen”.
I think it’s very common issue for most of Mandarin speakers.

Friday, October 9th 2009

This site is the most interesting I’ve found to learn English. Thanks for all of you specially to Valen.
A Happy New Year

Saturday, January 2nd 2010

Hello Ronnie¡¡ My name is Sergio and just I wanna say thanks to you for the all lessons that you explain us. 1 year ago I arrived to Canada for to learn more English, but sincerely sometimes I feel a little shy when I speak, because when I see some Canadians speaking, they speak very very fast and I think that my chat can be very bored. Please can you give me some advices for to have a good conversation with them . I’ll appreciate it. Regards from Alberta, Canada. PD. I’m your great admirer. Thanks again.

Friday, January 8th 2010

    First of all, YOU ARE probably not boring, so don’t ever think that.
    Secondly, as far as conversation advice goes, it is an art… just find something you and the person you are talking to are interested in and ALWAYS ask the six magic follow-up questions to keep the conversation going… Who What When Where Why and How… that’s what I do!!

    Friday, January 8th 2010Reply to this comment

Thanks for your lesson can you make a lesson about I&E how we can write it in word. Thanks for your help

Thursday, February 11th 2010

Thanks

YOU Do Well

Msaad

Tuesday, February 23rd 2010

Thank you was a funny lessom Ronnie.

Wednesday, March 10th 2010

thank you!

Friday, March 12th 2010

I love your voice.

Saturday, March 27th 2010

Hello Ronnie, was very clear ! thanks

Tuesday, April 6th 2010

Hi, Ronnie!!! I always thank you for your skillful teaching.

Next time please tell us “R” and “L” sound when they are located in the final of a words.

For example (file, fire) (wall, war) ….

Thanks again from Daegu Korea…

Wednesday, April 21st 2010

thank you so much!
you teach very clearly

Saturday, May 8th 2010

Thanks. I’m Danish and struggle with the “r” sound as well. It comes out as a “w”. “Th”, and “W” is problematic too.

Wednesday, May 19th 2010

Hello Ronnie,
I’m Tou from Laos. All the outset, thank you so much for a useful lesson. I learned a lot from watching your video. However, I’d like you to come out with more variety of lessons regarding L & R. It would be nice if the R & L are put in a conversation, hence we can hear as well as practice at the same time.

Thanking you,
Toulany

Thursday, June 24th 2010

meow teacher

Friday, July 2nd 2010

do you married for me iam verey beutefull oha

Friday, July 2nd 2010

hi this is program butful and very usful and i want to continue with this poregram .
thank you and pleas keep going .
regards

Wednesday, July 14th 2010
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