Sorry bad English
>>216446816same heredo you really think they're bothered?
>>216446816I'M BOTHERED!
>>216446816Ahaha
>>216446872NOOOOO ( T . T )
Hello, I hope this message finds you well. I just wanted to apologize in advance for my English, because I know it’s not perfect at all. I am still learning, and sometimes I struggle with the vocabulary and grammar, which can make my sentences sound a bit awkward or awkwardly constructed. Please understand that I am trying my best to improve, but it’s a slow process, and I often find myself stumbling over complex words or idiomatic expressions that native speakers use effortlessly. I realize that my pronunciation might also be slightly off, and I might not always choose the most precise words to express my thoughts clearly. Despite these limitations, I am very eager to communicate and connect, so I hope my mistakes won’t be too much of an obstacle. I am grateful for your patience and kindness as I continue to develop my language skills. Every conversation, every correction, is a valuable learning opportunity for me, and I truly appreciate your understanding when I fumble or hesitate. I know that my vocabulary might sometimes seem rudimentary or my sentences overly simplistic, but please know that I am dedicated to expanding my lexicon and grasping the nuances of English. It’s a challenging journey, full of pitfalls and surprises, but I am committed to perseverance and improvement. Thank you for your compassion and for giving me the chance to practice and grow. I hope that, with time and effort, my English will become more fluent and natural, and I look forward to better expressing myself in future conversations. Until then, please forgive my errors and know that I am genuinely grateful for your support and understanding as I continue to learn this beautiful language.
>>216446942Hired.
>>216446942This paragraph reminds me of my English teacher back in university he told us about how he met with other university teachers in the UK and how kind and polite they were to him rip I hope he is well
>>216446872kek
>>216446942read this with a bri'ish accent and smooth jazz background music
hope my negro finds you wife
>>216446942Your English is not a problem, and many people appreciate the preemptive apology, but it's not necessary. A simple "Hello" or "Hi" is a perfectly fine and common way to start a conversation, and you will be understood. Your English is not an issue. The person you are talking to will likely understand you perfectly well. Focus on the conversation. Instead of worrying about your English, focus on the conversation you are having.
>>216446816Same
