Hello guys!I'm a Chinese player who speaks English here!

[fengruliuyun]

That's it.Have I got any errors in English?Many college students can't even throw 1 full English sentence without grammer errors out of their mouths.I don't think I am one of them.
Suggestions?I can.
Tactics?I can.
Teamwork?I can.
Discussion?I hope there are no gaps.

 

[SMIFF]

lol.

 

[Jack-Carver]

This post just is FTW .
But anyways, your English is not bad!

 

[C_Gibby]

There are plenty of noticable errors here (not too bad), but I can understand you fully.

 

[drunkentiger]

I, too, hope there are no gaps.

 

[brick_top1982]

I'm jealous, English is my first learned language and it would seam you are better spoken than I am

I always fell flat on my face in college on the subject.
(Me haz problem wiff wordz)

 

[Darkwave]

My first language isn't English , but I can fully understand everything of English
PS : My first language is Spanish btw.

 

[CandleJack]

I was told there was two spaces between punctuation (? .) and the next letter.

However i use one space. And considering English isn't your native language, you're doing fine!

 

[sverek]

I has speak Englisch.

 

[CandleJack]

Ein sprechen ze English.

 

[FSUBoo]

I was told there was two spaces between punctuation (? .) and the next letter.

However i use one space. And considering English isn't your native language, you're doing fine!

Actually, if I remember correctly that's just something they teach us in typing class to make sure we type correctly. I'm not sure if it's proper or not.

 

[Jack-Carver]

Ein sprechen ze English.

Oh ja in der Tat! Ich sprechen ze perfect English! Can't you see wie grossartig es sounds!?

 

[Sammers]

There are spaces after full stops/periods, but I understand everything.

 

[FSUBoo]

I was saying that you don't need 2 spaces after punctuation such as ! . or ?

 

[HaTeMe]

Odd english but understandable.

Ive studied english for over 10 years but Im still no master :/

 

[EricFong]

Greeting, fellow Chinese from Malaysia.

Nice to see you, sir/ma'am.

 

[slavek]

Your English is much better than some of the English I have heard from English speakers in my city.

 

[Breach]

Just to note to the German attempters...

Ein/Eine, means 'a' or 'one'. Ich means "I". And there is no such thing as ze... it is spelled sie, and used in that form it means "the" which wouldn't be needed.

Ich spreche ein bisschen Deutsch, aber rostig. Mein Englisch ist besser.

 

[Breach]

fend, it seems like you have most of it down.

Obvious things have already been pointed out. For example, there is a space at the end of punctuation.

Next, you misspelled 'grammar' and you might have used grammatical instead because of the context you wrote it in. And you will also find the context in which people speak and write/type in English are very different subjects.

Above all, good work. Hopefully you will take it as constructive criticism rather than insult, as I gave feedback off of the nature of the post. : )

 

[fengruliuyun]

fend, it seems like you have most of it down.

Obvious things have already been pointed out. For example, there is a space at the end of punctuation.

Next, you misspelled 'grammar' and you might have used grammatical instead because of the context you wrote it in. And you will also find the context in which people speak and write/type in English are very different subjects.

Above all, good work. Hopefully you will take it as constructive criticism rather than insult, as I gave feedback off of the nature of the post. : )

Er,I havn't noticed that...It's a shame that no english teacher(from primary school teachers to uni professors) had ever taught me about the space after such marks(?!.). And for the spelling,yeah,my mistake.