Hi,
According to various sources there are about 10 million millionaires in the US. How many millionaires are there in your country and are you one of them? If not, would you like to become one? What do you think does it take to become a millionaire?
Many thanks,
Torsten[YSaerTTEW443543]
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Hi Torsten! I m not yet a millionaire, but I hope any day, and not to late, but, if any day week-up in morning and my ticket is win, I send you immediately e-mail and send to you many thanks, because YOU HELP ME AND EVERY ONE FROM THIS SITE TO LEARN MORE AND MORE ENGLISH. Maybe you cant remember me, because have to many members here, but, every day I think you are my teacher, your staff from this site is Great.Thank you.
Hi Bora,
Of course I remember you – in November 2006 you started your online diary here on the forum and it’s great to see you are back.
How is your family and how is life in the US?
Talk to you soon,
Torsten[YSaerTTEW443543]
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Hi Torsten, I cant imagine, you reply me. My family are great, I think and for you everything is great, thanks for remembering me. I was so busy, because my business is grow up now, and I dont spent to much time in Internet, for my self, (but really, I help my self, sorry, again, my English is not perfect,)
but, I have good news, because my daughter finish first grade with good results, her report was only 2 Nr 2, and many nr.1, and this is good for me.
I spent every day ,time with my daughter to learn and to make practise, and , normally, she help me too, I use some site for kindergarteners and first grade kids, and this is good for my English too.
Is nice to see you and to conversation with you.Thank you.
Hi Bora,
So your daughter has already finished first grade, that’s excellent news! What are her favorite school subjects? Does she speak both Albanian and English? Also, what kind of business are you running?
Regards,
Torsten[YSaerTTEW443543]
TOEIC listening, photographs: The transporter[YSaerTTEW443543]
Hi Torsten! Again, thank you.
My daughter like too much to read, maybe this is from me, because I insist for this, she like too, art, math, sport, many things, and fashion, .Yes, both my daughters speak Albanian and English, .
In May, last year, me and my husband buy one restaurant, and , first months, was not to easy, but, now, everything is ok, very good, and my English too, because contact with people is one important key to improve English.
Hi friends, this is for millionaire topic, but, if you are good with English, I think, you are the next millionaire… because is important to speak the country languages when you live.
I’m not a millionaire. According to the book The Millionaire Next Door, which was written by two demographers who studied millionaires, most American millionaires accumulate their wealth by working very hard at a boring business that they own, and by saving their money instead of spending it on luxuries or too much fun. They live in ordinary houses, wear ordinary clothes and ordinary watches, and they get their shoes repaired instead of buying new ones. They don’t care about luxury, but only about being financially independent. The book is very interesting, and it disproves a lot of false beliefs that people have about how to become millionaires.
By the way, most millionaires say that you can’t get rich by cheating people, and they say you should always be honest. Most of them say their religious faith played a role in their becoming rich – not because they prayed and God gave them money, but instead because they understand that the basic value and dignity of all human beings is separate from their wealth. This understanding allowed them to take the economic risks necessary to gain wealth. They knew that even if they took a big risk and lost everything, they would still have their life, humanity and dignity.