Originally posted by Tim Wieneke:relatively unknown... elected President...good things.As someone with an English degree, I would expect that you'd understand that the "good" was not modifying either of the previous two phrases, but instead was referring to the fact that people were speaking out.And if you disagree that speaking out is a good thing, then I have absolutely no rebuttal...

.' -- Charles Dickens (1812-1870) English Novelist jOSEPH

I can only imagine a mistake made perhaps because English is not my tenant's first language and his accent is pretty heavy.Yesterday he calls my manager (H and I live in Germany for his W-2 job) and says "Please have the furnace looked at,  my bill is $150 this month (apartment is under 600 sf),  I can't afford it,  It's been over $100 a month for several months".  

I doesn't cost any more to cut the grass at a 4-plex than it does at a duplex.Good luck and don't worry, your English is fine.

LOL  The far right side that I don't have a picture of, is covered with English Ivy, which our insurance company said needs to come off right away.  

I think that was English but I didn't understand any of it.

It looks like i will be leaving america for a few years, i'm going to taiwan to teach english; i think its going to be lovely over there.anyone ever been to china before?

Almost all people under 30 can also (somewhat) speak English so doing business is not a problem.- unemployment is around 15% (over 20% in rural areas), many people are leaving the small country towns for Tallinn or are moving to Scandinavia to find a job there.

Your lease language is too complicated, why not explain it in plain English.

Basically they used much more time than they should have (you pay by the minute).Result: I dropped PatLive and hired a full-time VA with good English to answer the phones in addition to other work for $700/month.