Hi Ana,
I have never heard your voice, but i ncan see in your podcats that your English is quite professional. By the way, i would like to thank for your all advices, i mean lessons you have lounched to us, they have helped me improving my english. That’s it by now… Thanks a lot.
From Maputo – Mozambique.
Hi,Ana! I’ve been enjoying your podcasts a lot. I’m used to listen to it for practicing my listening and getting more vocabulary. I appreciate your stories and they help me a lot to understand what you wanna say. I have a question about what you’ve written above to Aline and Caio: “Loved reading them”. This sentence doesn’t have subject. Could you explain me why you’ve written it like that? Is this a way to say informally in the USA?
Congratulations and keep going on helping us.
Hugs!
I have liked very much of your lessons. You are a great person and give us english help very well. A question (ask) Do you go frquently to Usa? What State you like?
Very nice text!
You make this appear easy!
Congratulation Ana!
So much didactic!
thanks!
Ricardo.
Hi Ana Luiza.
Happend whit me a funny history, I work in the saturdays recording weddings and once I had gone work, and a friend invited me to a club, but I can’t go o my home for exchange my clothe, so I went to the club overdressed, all people in the place had been normal, tennis and I dress up suit and tie… Was very embarrassing to me, but today I laugh about.
Thank you for your podcast and kisses, bye.
Thanks, everyone, for the comments/compliments.
Aline and caio: great stories! Loved reading them. I think we ALL have at least one story about over or underdressing.
caio – I could totally see myself going through the same situation back when I had a corporate job.
On my first week at my job, my Boss told me that people wear jeans and this stuff at friday, because it is the casual day of the week…So, i was very in doubt about how to dress up for the day then I went wearing only a pair of Nike shoes ,a Polo t-shirt and jeans, very casual.
But, you know, for every rule there is an exception, and turned out that everyone was wearing suit and tie on friday….I asked to my coworker and he said: “ah, you can wear casual, but when there are meeting schedule, we have to go suitable..Like today, the CEO is coming”. I was completely underdressed for the occasion.
I guess the last time I dressed up for something it was when I traveled to Serra Gaúcha; I used to dress up myself everyday to go out at night.
When I was a child and I went to the church, I used to think I was overdressed, because the people was in casual clothes and me and my family, overdressed.
Sometimes, I go to the mall, in posh malls, and I fell I’m undressed. But I don’t care.
Hey Ana!
So, I’d like to thank you. This website is awesome. OMG
I’ve been learning a lot of here.
Those expression are really cool. Your voice is amazing. haha
Congratulations.
By the way, I am following you on twitter.
Take care.
Thanks Ana Luiza, you’re getting better and better. you’re great!
Oi
Ana Luiza …
Um bom dia para você!!!!
Quero dizer que adoro suas lições e ou melhor todos seus podcast.
Obrigado e tudo de bom a você,
Paulo
Sorry, I wrote totally wrong… is prom (Baile de formatura)
Hi Ariane – both are correct.
Great example… sometimes we’re in a hurry and there’s no time to change! What kind of event is a “proud”?
Hi Ana,
I was reading the transcript and you wrote .. “yes, we all are going to have to dress up”. And the second time that you said the same sentence was “We are all going to have to dress up.”
What is the correct way? we are all going… ?
By the way, once I was totally underdressed for the party. I was in a child b-day party when a friend called me and invited for a proud. I didn’t think to much and went with him. He picked me up in the b-day party and we went to the proud, when I realise that I was wearing shirt and normal T-Shirt while the other girls was wearing nigth dresses was too late for change the clothes. So, I went in this proud definitely underdressed!