Tue, 25 November 2008  Four new wild idioms for your slang English curiosity this week with bulls, cows, and horses:
2) Hold one's Horses 3) Holy Cow 4) Horse Around.
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hi chris,
Your method is brilliant. I have an idea if you could give three different voices, from different person. For example, for sentence "Hold your horses for a moment while I make a phone call", it would be perfect to listen from three different characters of voices. One, could be from a man, the other one said by a woman, and the last one is voice of a kid or teenager. So that, we can learn from different intonations and situation, but in the same expression.
Anyway, I like flowenglish...
Good luck.
MI
Your method is brilliant. I have an idea if you could give three different voices, from different person. For example, for sentence "Hold your horses for a moment while I make a phone call", it would be perfect to listen from three different characters of voices. One, could be from a man, the other one said by a woman, and the last one is voice of a kid or teenager. So that, we can learn from different intonations and situation, but in the same expression.
Anyway, I like flowenglish...
Good luck.
MI
posted by: mohammad on Fri, 12/5 04:07 PM EST
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