Learning a New Language

How hard a language is to learn really depends on your motivation.

i love turtles. i even have one. he is a box turtle. his name is Thomas. turtles don't usually make noises, but they can hiss if they are disturbed. turtles are burrowers, they burrow themselves to stay warm or to stay cool. i actually searched up this question myself because i wanted to know if anyone made up a turtle language. sorry for wasting your time. i was bored

There are many ways to learn English.. One of them is by reading English Articles. When you discover a New word, look up at the dictionary. You may also make a Vocabulary Book where you could write the words you do not know..

I have nihongo so-matome N3 all of them, but i feel as if others could be better. ASK other books and I don't know if they better or worse. ALC "ARUKU" also has books and so does JResearch. I cant decide.

Yes. The parts of the brain that control language acquisition begin to shut down at 8 years old. If a secondary language has not been introduced by that age, the brain is not as well prepared.

Braille is not a language. It is a group of writing systems that are used by people who are blind. If you read braille text aloud, you are reading whatever language the braille was written in. It's not a spoken language, it's a written language so you don't actually speak it.

You can take an online course. There are also many good books, such as "Introduction to the Hawaiian Language" im sorry this answer is a lie i just keep pooping so much and it really hurts my anus just search it on something else. :.C

The Cyrillic alphabet was developed in the 10th Century.

It means devil

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Voiced or unvoiced sounds are not hard for English speakers because they are common in English.

Sounds that we don't have in English are hard to learn when learning another language.

For example the digraph - ng - is found in English eg bang. But it is not found in the initial position so this can be hard to master eg:

ngalan -- Visayan ( a Filipino Language)

ngàrmu -- Tibetan

Salut: First of all, I corrected your question.

Secondly, when I tutor, I teach my students that there is really no such thing as a foreign language. All language, except Sign language, is made of a system and juxtaposition of sounds. All languages use the same suonds just in different ways. The sounds are, therefore, not foreign; the system is simply unfamiliar. For ex: the french word comment has the same general sound as the english words come on; the spanish words muy bien have the same general sounds as the english words and letters moo E be N.

When learning languages, learn first with the ear, and assimilate the sounds. Apply the rules, inflections, idiosyncrasies later.

Preposity (incidentally, it is spelled with an 's'), is an english word. Of course, it is slang, and means being preppy.

A language is a result of its setting. Intonation, implication, sarcasm, and spoken language devices are important to the comprehension of the language. Also, when a language is spoken you're exposed to pronunciation and idioms.

As a Nation, the Jews rejected Christ, so it could be argued that Christ taught them nothing. About 35 years after the Crucifixion, Jerusalem fell, and the Jews were dispersed. However, the Apostles were all Jews, and many of the first Christians were converted Jews. Christ's central message was, "Love God with all your heart and soul, and love your neighbor as yourself."

The computer language to directly communicate with the CPU is known as Machine language, or Binary. Its closest relative language would be Assembler which is more programmer-friendly.

In general, any programming language speaks to the CPU, but is converted into its lowest form through an interpreter.

Arabic:شجاعة

Bulgarian:Смело

Chinese:勇敢

Czech:Odvážný

Danish:modig

Dutch:Moedig

Finnish:Rohkea

French:courageux

German:Mutig

Greek:θαρραλέα

Hausa:Sadaukai

Hebrew:אומץ

Hindi:साहसी

Hungarian:Bátor

Italian:coraggioso

Japanese:勇敢です

Koren:용감한

Norwegian:modig

Persian:باجرات‌

Polish:Odważny

Portuguese:corajoso

Pashto:ميړه مخۍ

Russian:храбрый

Spanish:valiente

Siberian:Hrabar

Swedish:modig

Thai:ใจป้ำ

Turkish:Cesur

Urdu:جرات مندانہ

Muddish:couragud

Either it's your original language or you can learn it from books, Internet, teachers ..........

abruptly, all of a sudden, unexpectedly,

Well, yes because lets say your an exchange student who moved to china. and while you where brushing your teeth you realized that the toothpaste tastes funny so you grab your Chinese-English hand book and out find out the paste your brushing with is hand cream.

The narrator is speaking in first person plural, as a common-man in the town :)

In language a morpheme is the smallest grammatical unit.

For example the word 'unattainable' contains three morphemes:

- 'un' (signifying not)

- 'attain' (to achieve or receive)

- 'able' (meaning something can be done/ is possible)

Giving an overall meaning of roughly 'a thing that cannot be achieved'

Pimsleur Spanish software can be purchased for as little as $9.99. However, if you look a bit more, you would probably be able to find a discount off even that low rate. Watch out for extra costs however. Depending on where you buy it, there is small print, and it can end up costing you up to $1000.00.