sherryliu

Hehe, his English is okay, comparing to the ESL students in my school.

bioamen

he's eng is good enough...at least he expressed his thoughts and we could understand it....he just has a heavy accent...which is ok^^V

stockman

Prince_ak47: I agree with you.  There's textbook English vs. everyday English.  I work and live in US for years, and you'd be surprised how many native born US citizens don't speak textbook English in their daily life.1 ^- B7 t5 v" j* j% m5 P5 G, ^) _
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Aaron's English is very good, and 'good to meet you' seems fine to me too.  Language is used to communicate.  Unless you are in positions that require you to have good command of the language (i.e. politicians, teachers, senior corporate executives, lawyers), it is really no big deal to speak the way he speaks.

stockman

Prince_ak47: I agree with you.  There's textbook English vs. everyday English.  I work and live in US for years, and you'd be surprised how many native born US citizens don't speak textbook English in their daily life.6 U; [" h, R! I. s/ A' P

/ F. R' m+ c; e+ k4 Y0 `( iAaron's English is very good, and 'good to meet you' seems fine to me too.  Language is used to communicate.  Unless you are in positions that require you to have good command of the language (i.e. politicians, teachers, senior corporate executives, lawyers), it is really no big deal to speak the way he speaks.