Are you trying to sound like a scholar? This is dangerous because someone always knows a bit about the topic and will "scholar" you back - to your complete embarrassment. Even worse a non-scholar will try to fake you out and you might believe him.
Example (Try to figure out the real expert):
You: I really enjoy "Flowers of the Forest"
Listener 1: Is that a pibroch?
Listener 2: Post impressionistic, eh?
Listener 3: I never understand haiku!
The way to do this is to ask something a scholar would ask. The listener will then go on flaunting his knowledge.You only have to toss in a sage head nod or two and an "I see."
Good openers of this nature are:
* What is your opinion rice farming in Asia? * Any news from Australia lately? * Always something new from cancer researchers. eh?
"A scholar might say that critical analysis and deep understanding are essential to gaining knowledge in any field of study."
The Greek scholar who wrote The Republic was Plato.
i noe 2 of em the first one is "A wise man has something to say whereas a fool has to say something" and the other one is "Of all animals, the boy is the most unmanageable" i noe 2 of em the first one is "A wise man has something to say whereas a fool has to say something" and the other one is "Of all animals, the boy is the most unmanageable" i noe 2 of em the first one is "A wise man has something to say whereas a fool has to say something" and the other one is "Of all animals, the boy is the most unmanageable"
Humanist.
There is no historical evidence to suggest that the scholar Socrates was blind. Socrates is commonly known for his contributions to philosophy and his method of questioning, known as the Socratic method.
I would say that person has a heart of gold.
In Chinese, Scholar Warrior would be translated as "文武士" (Wénwǔshì).
Numerous things. Perhaps a search in Google Scholar with the key word "evolution" will tell you something about some of the things that scientists have to say about evolution.
Rabbi
There is no such person as a " scholar official."
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There is no such person as a " scholar official."
you would say if you need help for something
scholar scholar
something something desu
It would be more normal to say "bored with something"
RICHARD SCHOLAR has written: 'JE-NE-SAIS-QUOI IN EARLY MODERN EUROPE: ENCOUNTERS WITH A CERTAIN SOMETHING'
It would be 'rud éigin' (something).