Languages and Cultures

Objective language is language that is neutral and unbiased, presenting facts without personal opinions or emotions. An example of objective language is: "The experiment results showed a statistically significant difference between the control group and the experimental group."

Oh, dude, like a lot of English words come from Latin. It's estimated that around 60% of English words have Latin roots. So, yeah, Latin has definitely left its mark on our language, whether we realize it or not.

Baisically its just prractice pratice pratice! I did tht unlike others I found trouble learnin but i now no it really well. Baiscally ur putting the sound guv next to the beginning of the word for e.g if the word was help u would only use the frrst letter so H so u would pronounce help as (hev-er-gelp) thts all I'm sayin ithught of bein nice n sayin mor e.g but u no wat its a secret lang. i hope this helps ppl a little

Oh, what a lovely idea! To personify your school building, imagine it as a wise old friend who welcomes students every day with open doors and warm lights. It stands tall and proud, watching over the bustling hallways filled with laughter and learning. You could describe how it whispers secrets from years gone by, and how it holds the hopes and dreams of all who enter its doors.

ang sugnay na makapag iisa ay may paksa at panag uri at buo ang diwang ipinahahayag maaring gamitan ng mga pangatnig na,at ,saka,pati,ngunit,subait ,datapwat. maari ring gamitin ang habang at samantala. kung magkakasalungat ang diwang pinag-uugnay
Halimbawa:

* marami ang taong naghahangad ng tagumpay sa buhay.
* sikapin mong magtagumpay upang guminhawa ang pamumuhay.


ang sugnay na di-makapag iisa ay may paksa at panag-uri subalit hindi buo ang diwang ipinahahayag karaniwang pinangungunahan ng mga pangatnig na: nang,upang,pag,kapag,sapagkat , kaya, kung at habang at samantalang. ay magagamit din kung sabay na nagaganap ang gawaing isinasaad.

*kapag ipinagpatuloy mo ang iyong mithiin.
*kung magbabago ang iyong mga paniniwala sa buhay.

Paula Ibarra-Mr.Mindoro

Oh, dude, "laissez les bon temps rouler" is French for "let the good times roll." So, like, you can reply with a casual "Hell yeah, let's party!" or a classic "Let's do this!" Just go with the flow and enjoy the good times, man.

To translate "we live for each other" to Greek, you would say "Ζούμε για αλλήλους" (Zoúme gia allílous). In this translation, "Ζούμε" (Zoúme) means "we live," "για" (gia) means "for," and "αλλήλους" (allílous) means "each other." Greek, like many languages, has specific vocabulary and grammar rules that must be followed for accurate translation.

American English is a dialect of the English language. A dialect is a specific form of a language that is characteristic of a particular group of speakers or a geographical area. American English has its own distinct vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar rules that differentiate it from other dialects of English, such as British English or Australian English. Despite these differences, American English and other English dialects are all considered variations of the same language, sharing a common linguistic heritage.

"Un rosbif" is a French slang term used to refer to the English. It is derived from the traditional English dish of roast beef, which was popular in England. The term is often used in a derogatory or mocking manner to refer to English people or the English language.

Oh, dude, people from Pompeii speak Latin. Yeah, like, back in the ancient Roman times, Pompeii was a bustling city where Latin was the language of the people. So, if you ever find a time machine and end up in Pompeii, you might wanna brush up on your Latin skills, just in case you need to ask for directions to the nearest volcano.

"Oye loca" translates to "hey crazy" in Spanish. It's a colloquial term often used to address someone in a playful or teasing manner. So, next time someone calls you "oye loca," just take it as a compliment and keep being your fabulous self!

A typical Hindu Puja tray, also known as a Thali, typically contains several key items used in worship rituals. These items may include a small diya (lamp) filled with oil or ghee, an incense holder with incense sticks or cones, a small bell for ringing, a container of water for purification, a small vessel of rice or grains for offering, and a small murti (icon or image) of a deity for focus and worship. Additional items may vary depending on the specific deity being worshipped or the regional customs of the practitioner.

It's a little difficult to say, since "y" is not a Greek letter. There are Greek words starting with Upsilon, which is sometimes translated as "y" but the Greek Gamma can also be a "y" as well as a "g".

1.Nagsasayaw si ate habang umaawit si kuya.
2.Si Susan ay naglilinis ng bahay at si Jojo namn ang nag-tatanim ng gulay.
3.Ikaw ba ang sasama o si Angie na lang?

Oh, isn't that a lovely question. You know, I'm not quite sure about 50 Cent's family, but what a wonderful thing to be curious about. It's always nice to learn more about the people we admire. Keep exploring and you might just find the answer you're looking for.

Oh, dude, you mean the "n" with the tilde on top? That's used in languages like Spanish and Portuguese to indicate a different pronunciation. It's called a "enye" or "ñ" in Spanish. So, yeah, technically you're right, but like, who really cares about backwards letters, right?

Oh, what a wonderful question! Maraming paraan ng pakikipaglaban na ginawa ng mga bayaning Filipino. May ilan sa kanila ang sumulong sa pamamagitan ng mapayapang paraan tulad ng pagsusulat ng mga akda, pagtuturo sa mga kabataan, at pagsasalita laban sa katiwalian. Ang iba naman ay lumaban sa pamamagitan ng armadong pakikibaka para sa kalayaan at karapatan ng mga Pilipino. Lahat ng ito ay mahalaga at nagpapakita ng tapang at determinasyon ng ating mga bayani sa pagtataguyod ng ating bansa.

Oh, dude, meals in the US and Spanish speaking countries are like cousins who grew up in different households. Both love carbs, but Americans are all about their burgers and fries, while Spanish speakers are all about their paella and empanadas. It's like comparing a classic American sitcom to a spicy telenovela - different flavors, but both entertaining in their own way.

Oh honey, Vancouver is a melting pot of languages! The main ones you'll hear are English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Punjabi, and Tagalog. But let's be real, you can probably hear a little bit of everything in that diverse city. Can't give you an exact number, but just know you'll never get bored of the linguistic buffet in Vancouver.

Oh, dude, no way! Vietnamese and Thai are like totally different languages, man. It's like asking if tacos and sushi are the same food just because they both have rice, you know? So yeah, Vietnamese and Thai are as different as pineapple and pepperoni on a pizza.

1. pumunta ako sa bahay ng kaibigan ko.
2.Maganda si Kara.
3. Matalino si Carl at si Kara.
4. Makulit ang batang puslit na si Emilio.
5. Elegante si Paula.
6.Ako ay nag-aaral sa Holy Trinity School.
7. Nag-aaral ang ate ko.
8. Nag-kokomputer ako.
9. Naging magsasaka si Mon.
10. Mahuhuhusay ang mga karakter ng Moro-moro.


Ang Pangungusap na pasalaysay ay isang "Simple sentence" kung sa ingles ay tawagin

all the languages that aren't one of the 5 romance languages. the 5 romance languages are italian, french, spanish, portuguese, and romanian.

Well, honey, NATO has two official languages: English and French. So, if you wanna chat it up with those fancy diplomats, you better brush up on your English and French skills. Time to start practicing those "bonjours" and "hellos"!