Letter to Commenters

Dear commenters:

Today is Saturday, no homework, good to relax, and let my mind random flying.

My classmate of university, Wu Han Yang, emailed me the MTV of Shakira’s song “ILLEGAL” a few days ago. At almost the same time, my other classmate of university, James C.R Ko, emailed me an article “Talking about Death and Alive by a Buddha master”. Then I read the article and listened western music at the same time. It is really weird.

Now, I would like to write to those who wrote their comment on my blog.
I thank you all in grace and gratitude.

Topic:There is always one more chance.
1) posted by Kelvin Peng from New Zealand:
You said “add Oil, Add oil’, it means ‘Go! Go!” in English, am I right, teacher Ke’l’vin ? But can you explain it more for us in English? Can you? Please.
2) posted by Isabelle from France:
Hola Isahelle,acoording logitude and latitude of your hometown that you posted, your home is near spain. And you seemly speak some kind of language call Català. Nice to meet you.
3) posted by Selene from Taiwan:
Many thanks for your comment. Welcome to be a competiter, then be a blogger.

Topic: To be a blogger.
1) posted by Lukasz from Poland (living in UK):
Li her, thank for sending your regards to my folks. You are a very warm person. Nice to meet you.
2) posted by Leila from Finland:
It’s good to hear that we both have a same celebration day, and your celebration is more vivid. More the same thing it is, more empathy it is.
3) posted by Marianna from Slovakia:
I would like to have nice blogging month with teacher Alex, just like you said.
4) posted by Ali from Iran:
I would use this opportunity to learn more, like a sponge.
5) posted by Irine from Chicago
Your comment was just like ‘Add Oil! Add Oil!’ to me. You told me so much of how to address a person. You really have a wide range of knowledge. One more question, can I say ‘ Nose to nose Irine,” to you, as Kiwi do their way to say hello by gesture. Talking about my Banner Image, I email 10 photos, and BBC selected a great one, they did s good job.
6) posted by Mellisa from China
As you said:” could you please shorten your essay for the reader's sake?” In generally, it’s not a bad idea.
7) posted by Ana from Poland:
Thanks for your comment, keep on doing it please.
8) posted by Ana Paula from Brazil:
Thank you, student blogger of April, I have learned more from your blog.
9) posted by Naheed from Pakistan:
Welcome you to comment on BBC student blog.

Topic: Share.
1) posted by Ana Paula from Brazil:
My host exchange student Luis（Brazilian） is a 2007 Rotary Youth Exchange Student, and he will stay 1 year in Taiwan, from 2006/9/1 to 2007/7/31. it is a global planning of International Rotary Club, apply to many countries. There are 2-4 host families has to host one single exchange student, and mine is one of them. I’ll tell you more about it in the near future. It’s a nice and interesting subject.
2) posted by hyoshil from nincoln:
Thank you. And May I ask where are you from? Hyoshil san, Where is "nincoln"?
3) posted by Ana:
Thanks for sharing yours. When the ‘bad days’ people shared with me, I mostly listened, and I argue or discuss just a little bit, it’s quite complicated. Honestly, I am not really good at it. Nevertheless, I would like to share my experience to you if I have a chance.
4) posted by Fanny from Hong Kong
Hi neighbor, how have you been? Welcome to be a competitor and blogger.
5) posted by Marianna from Slovakia:
I had edited my first two blogs many times for I was not familiar with the system of BBC student blog, sorry for that. Probably, it was not wrong with your computer.
6) posted by delphine from France:
Thank you to tell us the special days of May in France.
7) posted by Ana from Poland:
Your statement: “Dear All, have you realized that James is going to be the first person celebrating his birthday at the BBC site? Have you got any suggestions? “, I appreciate it. But I don’t want to tell people what day is my birthday of May on this blog. Thank you anyway.

It is very hard to answer comments on the blog of internet. Many things should be concerned. It can push me to learn English and knowledge and other experiences more, though.

May you have a nice month?
James

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