Voice chat SKYPE – Let’s talk about everyone’s work in English! Practice **spoken language to boost your competitiveness!
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Everyone can use SKYPE to chat in English about their work! My account: wells1432. I’m waiting for everyone on SKYPE at irregular times every night! Let’s have an English storm! To join this SKYPE group, you can follow these steps: 1. First, visit the website http://skype.tom.com and download the SKYPE software (it is a very powerful online voice chat tool that also offers real-time chatting functions similar to those of MSN and QQ). ) to the computer. 2 Install the SKYPE software, then register as a SKYPE user (it’s completely free, of course!) ). 3 Then you can search for the SKYPE user wells1432 and add me as a contact. 4 I will add every new Haiyou to this chat group. The name of the chat group is CE&E (Chemical Engineering and English). Anyone who is part of this chat group can add each other as contacts to communicate. Requirement: The main feature of SKYPE is voice chatting; therefore, users who wish to participate in voice chats directly need to prepare headphones with a microphone. All friends who wish to improve their chemical engineering English skills are welcome to join this group for communication and learning. Given that this is currently just an idea, if we really want to manage this SKYPE group properly, we will need the support and assistance of our fellow users. To facilitate the management of this chat group and to enable members to get a preliminary understanding of one another as quickly as possible, it is requested that personal basic information be replied to in this post in the following format. (Taking my own information as an example.) ) HaiChuan username: wells1432 HaiChuan ID: 87015 Location of work/study*: Zaozhuang, Shandong. Position: Process Engineer. Job responsibilities: Coal preparation and pneumatic conveying. Skype account: wells1432 QQ: 476800916. Other things that need to be noted: I firmly support the proposals put forward by moderator wells1432. I am the new moderator of this forum, and I’m committed to making this activity a success. Friends who are interested are welcome to join; the focus is on learning and participation. If you have any good ideas or suggestions, please post them below. Appropriate rewards will be given depending on the situation once they are adopted! ! :handshake Last edited by wells1432 on 2008-4-4 12:53 ]
I waited for two days, but no one came to chat! Give yourself a boost! Those who are interested are welcome to join.
I still need to fix my old computer so that it can have online voice chat functionality. I’ll wait until I return from the business trip
My English isn’t good enough, so I can’t follow you. . . . . .
From my experience, it’s difficult to improve through conversations among Chinese people; one needs to practice in a work environment. Of course, vocabulary and grammar are the foundation
I don’t entirely agree with Shanghai Longge’s view. From my experience, it’s difficult to improve through conversations among Chinese people; one needs to practice in a work environment. Of course, vocabulary and grammar are the foundation. At work, I often take the initiative to chat in English with my colleagues, whether on technical topics or general subjects. My personal view on English is that it’s not something you “learn,” but rather something you “use”!
Thank you for your support! Personally, I suggest that an English chat forum be established in HaiChuan’s chemical English section. Of course, the prerequisite is that there need to be many people who want to participate!
I support the original poster’s ideas and approach; it would be even better if there were the right environment
Give yourself some support! Waiting for interested friends to join!
Give yourself a chance, and give others a chance too.
I really want to join, but it’s a bit late; it might affect others.