The most obvious problem with the English language skill of a person who has learned it as a second (or third...or more) language is that their pronunciation can make them difficult to understand. But a much less obvious problem, that can go un-noticed, is that such people often do not understand English spoken by native talkers. They often say that "all English speakers seem to speak too rapidly, so that even though I usually know the words I cannot keep up with their speech." In fact this means that they may not be able to actually hear some of the distinctions that are made in English. For example "lay" and "ray" sound very different to a native speaker of English, but not to native speakers of some oriental languages. The important point is that students of English can learn to hear those distinctions, and as they do, it will seem that all the English speakers are slowing down and becoming more understandable. Disclaimer: The author is employed by a company that produces software training systems for second-language learners of English.
Is a/an mental picture of something that is hard to understand. It helps you understand it by picturing it in your mind.
no. Elusive means hard to catch or understand.
In the sentence, "It is usually hard for my little brother to recall what he has done," my is a possessive adjective, and usually is an adverb.
If referring to the word opaque it has several meanings:not translucentdull or not shinynot clear or hard to understand
They are hard to understand, so you don't want to be misunderstood.
This phenomenon, known as Foreign Accent Syndrome (FAS), occurs when a person's speech is altered due to brain injury. It is not that they suddenly acquire a specific accent, but rather their speech patterns change in a way that may sound like a foreign accent to others. The exact mechanisms behind FAS are not completely understood, but it is believed to be a result of damage to the brain areas responsible for controlling speech.
The word /accent' is a noun, a singular, common, noun; a word for a distinctive mode of pronunciation of a language; the relative prominence or intensity of something; a word for a thing.The word 'accent' is also a verb meaning to emphasize.Examples:His accent is very hard to understand. (noun)You can accent that outfit with a bright scarf. (verb)
The people in India have an accent that makes it hard to understand what they are saying, however, lots of kids can understand what they are speaking if they are 1. used to it 2. have a knack for it 3. have ancestral roots in India I hope this answered your question!
In the United States there are many "American " accents, so I am not sure what an American accent you ask about is. If the discrimination is in the United States it is illegal to hire on outside factors rather than experience or education. It could be you have a thick accent that makes it hard to understand you and the jobs you are applying for require good speaking skills. I have called a business and the person who answers the call I can't understand because of an accent. I would suggest that you work on your English to help you.
No, i can do a irsh accent and im not Irish
Because he's from another planet. (ThomasCloud answer) He did overdose a allot, and has a thick British accent. And he is a slave to being celebrity and TV bleep out swearing and he swears allot. I understand him, same part of England, I swear and I overdose allot. Except I not a famous goth.
Pretty hard from what I understand, I haven't done it, but on Newcougars.org, it gets talked about a lot. Expect to put no less than a full weekend into it if you're a backyard mechanic.
It is hard to understand because you dont listen to your teacher2nd because you are distracted by other students
So Hard Done By was created in 1995.
Teens are sometimes hard to understand.
A strong accent can be embarrassing because people will have a hard time understanding you.
In the first Die Hard, the lead villain, Alan Rickman, speaks with a British accent because he's from Britain. Most of the villains were Germans, but the number-two man was Russian.