I don’t know of a website but I do know of a program called Rosetta Stone. I don’t know if they have it in your country, but it will teach you fluent English.

If you don’t have access to that, I’d say keep going onto websites like English, American, and Australian websites so you can start to understand more English. If you have a local library, check out some English books, Cd’s, and DVDs. You can also choose English subtitles in movies that are originally made in your country. Keep an English dictionary with you at all times in case you don’t understand a word. Also, having a pen pal from an English speaking country is a great idea if you want to work on writing in English and if you want to learn about their culture.

Somebody asked the same question as you did a while ago and this is the answer I gave them.

Here is so more Chinese jokes for you: The Chinese husband.. A single Chinese Chef owns a Chinese restaurant, and one day a beautiful Chinese woman walks in. He immediately walks over and asks her out on a date. She agrees. They go out for a while, and soon, the man proposes to her. She says “Yes, but before we do, there’s something you must know. I have never had the sex, but I’ve read about it.” He says that it’s not a problem, and they are married. On their honeymoon, the man tells his wife that since she’s a virgin, she can choose what they do first. She says “Oh, most honorable husband. I am honored to be your wife, even though I have never had the sex, but I’ve read about it. So, I have chosen to have the 69. The Chef husband looks confused, and after thinking about it, he says “You want.. the beef and broccoli?” Chinese Baby.. A Chinese couple had a new baby. The nurse brings them over a lovely, healthy, bouncy, black baby boy. “Congratulations,” says the nurse to the new parents. “What will you name the baby?” The puzzled father looks at his new child and says “I think we will name him “Sum Ting Wong.” .. (‘some’ ‘thing’ ‘wrong’.. lol)

Watch movies with subtitles. (btw, did you mean “process”?)