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Harry potter fans

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For everyone who has once read the fascinating series of Harry potter ...

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05-02-2008 09:28 PM - permalink
Hogwarts

Of course Grifindor.Well why why why, because they are the Good one.But in other way Slytherin are let's say attractive like a house, because they are the bad, evil and so on, but they are also powerful.Well hands down, everybody knows that the evil part of every move(even in HP) always attract the attention of the public.
04-05-2008 01:19 PM - permalink
Klowj

New question:
What is your favourite house and why?
03-14-2008 12:00 PM - permalink
Persian Multilingual

I think one of the most effective ways to improve your language is to read the books, and it doesn't really matter which language you read them in (for educational reasons), if they are official, they will help you improve your skills. Of course no translation could ever be compared with the original books, that is for sure.
I really would like to read them in Russian as I am studying Russian at the university, But I can't get my hands on the official translations, just the unofficial ones and they just don't do it for me.
01-26-2008 05:48 PM - permalink
Klowj

1-September 2007

2-English

3- Six. I was lucky enough not to have to wait for any book to get published - except the last one, but I didn't really have to wait.

4- Not really

5-I don't think so. Well, it helped me taking my head off homeworks.

6-I'm French, I read them in English. I think it was necessary for me to "do" something in English because I don't get to practise it often here.

7-Only once so far. I'll probably read it again in a few years, or maybe when the next movie will be in theatre.
01-12-2008 08:09 PM - permalink
Persian Multilingual

Yeah,
I absolutely love him (I mean I love the books LoL). I actually started reading harry potter just to improve my English but after sometime I understood that I am absolutely fascinated by Harry Potter, And that's saying something If I tell you that prior to Harry I thought "I wouldn't be caught dead reading a book with more than a hundred pages" And know I was reading the thick books three or four times.

At the time I took on reading harry the fifth book had just been published And I had the first three books, so when I read the first one I had the second one and the third one I got my hand on the forth one but when I finished the forth one I Just understood how much I wanted the next book, even that seemed so easy because I knew the next book was published but after the fifth I just couldn't believe I had to wait for about two years for the next books and that was really frustrating, and finally after reading the sixth one twice or thrice I was thirsty for the last and terminating book.

How much did I anticipated this book. You wouldn't believe (Or perhaps you do), I remember I was reading the book late into the night because I just couldn't put it down, and at last when the chapter ended I snapped the book because I knew If I looked at the next page I will have to keep reading it till the morning but I needed my powers for the next day's reading Lol... finally After reading the book twice I could rest for a while....
01-09-2008 07:23 AM - permalink
Leta

I must admit that at first I thought that Harry Potter was a book for kids, a fairy tale not worth reading. I'm taking my words back. This winter I read about 600 pages volume in three days. My husband and all his family are crazy about Harry. He took me to the cinema this summer and now that I've read the book I think it's one of the best I've recently held. I read it in Russian but people say that Ukrainian translation is much better. Joan Rowling has even picked the Ukrainian cover for her collection.
Furthermore, I'm bowing at her feet for her imagination. The story is written like Agatha Christie's best detective stories. You get so much involved that you can't do anything else but keep on reading.
01-04-2008 07:05 AM - permalink
Digius

1) Last summer
2)English
3)The whole seven bunch :D
4)I don't think so, but I've enjoyed "Poppy"...and...click the link!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tx1XIm6q4r4

5)I've learned come English...and to read a book before judging it
6)I've read original books instead of Italian version (my little sister's books :D she couldn't wait until the Italian translation when the original series was ended)
7) once...but I know people who did it almost five times :D...guess who!
12-21-2007 07:58 PM - permalink
Persian Multilingual

I have a little questionnaire for fans which I think would be fun to do:

1-When did you start reading the fascinating series?

2-Which language did you read the books in?

3-How many books of the series were published before took on reading them?

4-Have you become a fanatic?

5-Did harry change your world in any way?

6-Have you read the original books (if you're not a native speaker of English that is)?

7-How many times have you read the books?