Learn English with this WiFi English lesson

I rely on Wifi everyday. If I can’t use Wifi,I feel uncomfortable.

due to some reasons I lost access to permanent Internet , in simpler words I didn’t have Internet at home for about one year .Believe it or not life was much better and more beautiful since I had my husband all the time with myself but now again he spends a great deal of his time surfing the internet and it makes me sick :(

man said , “your love looks like WiFi ,for me”

“what ” asked she, “my love is a WiFi for you ? “

yes said man..with smiles..Im a mobile phone and you are my WiFi ,I connect to life with your love ..

“ohh !! you are my smartphone , crazy man” said she. 

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really WiFi offers us many good advantages for communicating with our families,relatives,friends in hotels,restaurants,airports,in the buses,ships ..also in the streets..

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from Ice age to Digital age ..

a little note : WiFi means Wireless Fidelity  is a local area wireless technology that allows an electronic device to exchange data or connect to the internet . source: wikipedia

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I am a heavy user of WiFi. When travelling, we always have to ensure there is free WiFi in the hotel we stay. And when eating at a restaurant, it is pleasent if the restaurant provides WiFi for its patrons. We felt awful last time when we found the connection of the hotel’s WiFi was weak and unstable, because we couldn’t watch online videos or visit any websites.

I haven’t used WiFi!! Why? becouse I don’t have a smartphone. I bought a cellphone about ten years ago!!! it keeps working. I use the internet about 10 hours a day,becouse my job is stock marketing.

Previously, in order to go to sleep I had to turn off the light, and now WiFi.

Oh, I just adore WiFi. I don’t even know what would i do without that great invention of the mankind. It allows me to feel relaxed lying in bed and surfing on the Internet wherever i wish. I don’t use it much while being outside, but when i’m at home, it’s my pleasure to have it.

Addiction to Internet some times getting worse than cocaine  :D

I am wondering how we people from older generations have survived living without this high technology, smart phones, Facebook ,Twitter and so forth. What a Great Leap Forward to instant communications, no matter where we live or are, but watch out ,there is no more secrets in this virtual world, this technology is vulnerable to hackers and so on. Much is written about the pros and cons of the Use of Internet.

That´s new era! people more virtually conected than phisically!! Whether good or not, who can know it??

Whether you think life was easier back then, or better now, the Internet has created a sea change in the way we live our lives. Let’s take a look at the way things were before the Internet took over our lives.

1. Apples were something that grew on a tree. Amazon was a river in South America. And a tablet was the pill form of an Advil or Tylenol.

2. Computers were large clunky boxes relegated to libraries, offices and college computer labs. Laptops didn’t come around until the 1990s. To save a document, you relied on a floppy disk to do the job.

3. “Chatting” was something you did with a friend over coffee.

4. To communicate with friends and family who lived far away, you hand wrote letters and mailed them at the post office.

5. To make a phone call, you used a landline phone. You know, the kind that was attached to the wall of your kitchen and used metal wire lines for transmission. If you wereout of the house, you had to find a payphone. Cell phone usage didn’t become widespread until the 2000s.

6. To look up phone numbers, you called 411 or used a phone book.

7. People would actually answer the phone when you called, since voice mail and answering machines were not around to “leave a message at the beep.”

8. Libraries were filled with books and encyclopedias that you’d have to read when you were writing a research paper. No “Googling” or searching the Web for answers.

9. Buying music meant going to the record store and buying a record, CD or cassette tape and playing it on your record player, Walkman or Boom Box. Going to the record store to pick out a new album was a great way to spend a Saturday afternoon with friends.

10. You used paper maps to navigate your way on the roads. No GPS back then.

11. Parents couldn’t track their kids with “Find My Phone” or other GPS cell phone-tracking apps. (Thank God!)

12. If you needed money, you had to walk into a bank and make a withdrawal. ATM use didn’t become widespread until the late 1980s.

13. If you wanted to talk to many friends at the same time, you had to be in the same room with them. No instant messaging back then.

14. Parents picked up their kids at a set time and location. If you needed a ride, you were there waiting. None of the current, “I’ll text you when I need a ride, Mom.”

i guess life is better with internet as it makes you independent. no matter where you are, in what situtation you are internet is always there to help you out. the best thing about internet is that it isn’t made for any specific or particular group it is for all. be it housewife, working woman, kid, adolescent ,working man etccc.. it helps us all. 

I am also so glad to use smartphone now .I am often connected to the internet during the day expecially when I have to drive to many places. But I also am little sad because most  people don’t like to socialize, no more like two or three years ago.Every day I meet many students going to the schools,sometimes  in group of more than 6 -7 people,walking and using their smartphones, without to talk with  their close friends,like if they were not there with them…They look like to stay toghether as ghosts,they don’t speak, all mute, looking only at the smartphone’s screen…I hope they will modify their behaviours soon to live better .