Homophones and homonyms are not considered language techniques. They refer to words that sound alike but have different meanings (homophones) or words that are spelled the same but have different meanings (homonyms). These are more characteristics of language rather than deliberate techniques used in writing or speech.
There are approximately 135,000 words in the French language.
I don't think anyone has ever counted them!
English! Although 1.2 billion people speak Chinese worldwide, English is most common. Actually, it depends on where you draw the line. How well do you have to know a language to be considered to speak it? I can say a few things in Japanese, but I'm not good enough to be counted as a "Japanese speaker." A lot of people speak English well enough to do business with American tourists, or to read a technical article, or to place an order with a company in another country where they don't speak the same language, but both know enough English to mostly understand each other. But that's not the same as fluency. So depending what your standards are, the answer could be either Mandarin Chinese, or English (if you include broken English).
fewer and fewer people are watching less television these days
The French and the English languages may share some common vocabulary. But they basically are very different languages. For example, French belongs to the Romance language family that descends from the ancient interaction of ancient, classical Latin with the ancient native languages of the areas under Roman rule. English belongs to the Germanic language family through its descent from the ancient Angles and Saxons of ancient Britain. Something that is uncomfortable for French speakers is the way that English speakers divide their syllables. In French, a syllable tends to end in a vowel. In English, it may end in a consonant or a vowel. Those who know correct, educated standard French have little problems with spelling. But English spelling and pronunciation can't be counted on to overlap or reinforce each other. The written French language has an organized approach to prepositions. English is chaotic, spontaneous, and unpredictable in its interaction with them.
No one has ever counted them, but there are thousands of them.
Words that are spelled the same but have different meaning are called homographs. examples: Do you think he'll runfor a second term in office? Prince Fielder, an incredible baseball player, can always be counted on to score at least one runper game. She had a run in her nylons and went home to change them. When a chance for severe weather is reported, there's always a run on basics such a milk and bread a the grocery store. Jack is planning to run in the marathon.
There are approximately 135,000 words in the French language.
Depends on the Language. It can be in English, (one, two, three, four) French (Un, deux, trois), spanish (uno dous tres quatro)...pretty much every language in the world!
Not that I have ever seen, no. The show aired on Cartoon Network, which is made for children, so I doubt it will have any obscene language in it I agree.. that is unless idiot, numskull and or moron are counted as bad language in the cartoon. Other than that, no.
I don't think anyone has ever counted them!
They were counted as three fifths of a person.
he counted = hu safár (הוא ספר)
I Can't Be Counted On was created in 1987.
If Women Counted was created in 1988.
no it will not be counted if the player scores a six it will be counted
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