GE is the best method to learn English. I feel myself, as though in heaven, absolutely going up to the sky when I try GE! How wonderful! Why don't you try it, too?
>>5 "All your base are belong to us" is something like what Japanese call FLASH. I thought it was amusing at first sight- maybe two years or three ago.
If you say yes to the questions above, you should use the GE method asap. "Learn quick" is the motto of GE! Come and get the hang of English! We're waiting for you.
>>2 Just because 1's English was hard to understand, doesn't mean he/she was a bad writer. I thought he/she pretended he's bad at writings, just trying to make us post English. You mustn't feel afraid to write in English, however terrible your English is now. If you keep practising, you're improving your English. Give it a try.
>>12 You're kidding. Ah, but as you said, everyone in the thread except you would prefer the name I recommended to him to the one you think is suitable for him.
To anyone who has been studying English but not written in English before, I strongly recommend to you that you practice here in the thread. Think it's a good idea to use your English, to get across what you have in mind, so that we will get accostomed to the language. We talk in English, learn it, and pass STEP 5th grade!
Let me explain to you what GE is. GE stands for Global English, which you need to master English. The method of GE includes seeing English dramas, which boosts your level of English speaking and listening, and reading a lot of books-what they call extensive reading- which helps you understand English. And you can write English in any of the threads if you want. To sum up, GE strengthens all the power to make your English as perfect as possible.
>>17 Of course, yes. There's been for so long, that almost all of the people studying English know it, especially people here in this message system. Lots of them already got started on GE! Hope you will join us!
To GE followers, keep studying GE. you will get the hang of English very soon. To anyone who's against the GE method, You will notice what you're doing now ends up in vain.
There is no such thing as Global English. As a matter of fact, English is commonly used at every corner of the world, and there is no mentioning that it's something global. So here I would like to introduce to you a totally brand-new method that you've never seen before. It's, "Jihad English", which is opposite to the concept of Global English.
And more, †KEN† has just introduced a new method to GE. It's what's called extensive reading. The new method boost reading power. No question about that.
>>35 No kidding! It's been famous on this message system.
If you cling to JE, which sounds like it's useless if its way of learning the language is just the opposite of GE, You'll never get across what you want to say in English.
I think KEN is very powerfull because he made a book out of print. The book is this one(↓). http://www.amazon.co.jp/exec/obidos/ASIN/4344003101/ All books except for this one(↑) by the author are available, but only this book is out of print. I think the main reason is KEN's criticism.
KEN is not only a great English learner, but also a great critic. But what is "a great English learner"? Will he continue to be a learner forever without mastering English?
>>45 He'll never stop learning English. What he came to think is the most effective way to study will have been taught in the future. It is the down-on-earth notion.
>>49 Yeah, he will forever continue to explore the world of Global English. The impact of GE goes over that of Eigo-do (Way of English), which is advocated by Michihiro Matsumoto. The future of English education in Japan is on his shoulder.
I read on another thread that someone heard the god telling him he could do it. It was surprising to me that the creator of English preached. Hope he will come down to me.
>>51 I know of the advocate. I don't have so much idea what Eigo-do is, though. When I surfed the net, I came across a web site that showed me the list of "the Way".
It seemed to me that it was not a method of learning English, but some kind of peasonally invented standard.
>>53 The overall impression of his books left me wondering if he is just a teacher of English or not. I think he is a type of guy who we often come aross(or came across) here in Japan. He is an old-fashioned "Mentality-is-everything" type. I find him somewhere between a narcissist and a masochist.