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Selasa, 22 Februari 2011

Dialogue


INTRODUCTION
Sandra : Good Moorning.
Desi     : Good Moorning.
Sandra : What is your name?
Desi     : My name is Desi. And what is your name?
Sandra : My name is Sandra. Nice to meet you.
Desi     : Nice to meet you too.

MAKE A PLEDGE
Kriiiiiingg.........
Manuel            :Hello.
Kimberly         :Hello.
Manuel            :Can I speak to Kimberly?
Kimberly         :Yes I’am, alone here. Who are you?
Manuel            :I’am Manuel.
Kimberly         :Ohhh.....Manuel. what’s up?
Manuel            :Would you like to watch movie with me?
Kimberly         :Yes, of course I will. When?
Manuel            :Tomorrow at 7pm. I pinch you in your home.
Kimberly         :Ok.

GRATEFUL
Mother            :Sindy, can you help me?
Sindy               :Of course.
Mother                        :Can you buy a kilogram of apples for mom?
Sindy               :Yes, Mom.
Mother                        :Thank you.
Sindy               :You are welcome.

PRAISE AND AFFIRMATION
Jason               :Hi... klarisa?
Klarisa             :Hi... jason.
Jason               :Klarisa...?
Klarisa             :Yes....
Jason               :Klarisa you have long and shiny hair.
Klarisa             :Are you really?
Jason               :That’s right.
Klarisa             :Thank Jason. Jason... you is smart basketball captain.
Jason               :Thank Klarisa.




Selasa, 11 Januari 2011

prinsip hidup

1. Keep your word. We not only need to consider what we say, but also how to pronounce it. There are times when just because a mistake, or a cynical tone of voice and expression can provoke an argument. Avoid sharp words and unnecessary.

2. Do not bob up and down past failures. Remember, maybe we're talking with people who have failed in the past. Rather than bob up and down past that could cause misunderstanding, it's better to talk about things now.

3. Do not show word snob. No need to praise ourselves for an act which we never do. Humility is key in establishing positive communication. Learn to rejoice when others receive praise, even when we deserve it.