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Nick's Language
http://nickslanguage.wordpress.com
I blog about how to learn, teach, translate and interprete a language and the business about them.
- Added on: Sep 22nd, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: NICK BUI
- Listed in: Small Business Marketing
- Tags: business english languages translation interpretation nick's language
Recent Posts
How Many Birds Are Still There?
There’re five birds on a branch of a tree. One of them just flew away. The other one decides to stay not because it’s safer over here, but it gets used to being here. Two others are still hesitating but determined to fly away. How many are still ...
Who Don’t Want to be Treated Well?
When someone wants you to be there with them, will you? They want your accompany when they’re feeling down, and you try to wonder why you would be there. Being there would be a waste for you if you think of the benefits you can get then. You have t...
Does Advice Necessarily Always Benefit You?
A farmer was making his plough. He was trying to fit a stick of wood as the handle into the plough. When he was nearly done, a guy came by and gave him a comment on his new tool. “The stick is too long for your plough,” said the man. The farmer ...
Preventing Losses At All Costs
You run a coffee powder business. You want to produce as much coffee as you can and sell it with bulk quantity at the price where you’re competitive. All a sudden, you find yourself having some of the workloads which quality is lower than the stand...
Can You Change Yourself?
Sometimes, you find yourself tired, exhausted and disappointed after a bunch of your vain efforts, instead of blaming yourself or other people, you should try to figure out where you are on your ways to your goal and how to get yourself back on track...
Their Service is Not So Good, But It’s Cheap.
Imagine that you’re a student and you want to better your English. You decide to take a course at a language center. Maybe you want to study at a good one, but the first thought comes into your mind is that you shouldn’t choose an expensi...
