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Learning a New Language
Learning a new language can be difficult because it requires time, effort and dedication. However, this is useful if one will work, study, migrate or travel abroad. Students in some countries are also required to learn a foreign language.
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How do you wish someone happy birthday in chuuk?
To wish someone a happy birthday in Chuuk, you will either write her a message or buy her gift.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of the audio lingual method?
Disadvantage:
-students were not exposed to real or realistic language and therefore unlikely to produce natural sounding language themselves.
What language is the word 'que'?
The Catalan, French, Portuguese and Spanish languages all claim the word que. The word serves as a relative pronoun and tends to be translated as "How...!" or "What...!" in an exclamation, "what...?' or "who...?" or "whom...?" in a question and "that...," "which...," "who...," or "whom..." in a declaration. The respective pronunciations will be "kuh" in Catalan and French, "kee" in Cariocan and continental Portuguese and "key" in Uruguayan Spanish.
Je m' appelle means my name is. So je m' appelle luc means my name is luc.
What is the English language foundation?
If you mean, what language family is the basis of English, it's Germanic.
What does amoot feek mean in Arabic?
amoot feak it is a local expression means that i love u very very much or i will die if you don't stay with me all my live
How do you use symptoms in a sentence?
A doctor should carefully consider all a patient's symptoms before making a diagnosis. Consistent rudeness to clients by front-office staff, and inefficiency by many other staff, are symptoms of poor management skills.
Pagan is not a language. It's an umbrella term for several religions/paths/faiths.
What is Maltese for the name Daniel?
The name for Daniel in Maltese is "Danjeli" the J is pronounced as the ie in Daniel.
How do you use the word being in English grammar?
The word being has several forms: am, is, was, were, be, being, been. In general the word is used to mean that something is currently in a particular state. For example, I might say that "You are being annoying" or that "It is raining outside. I will give some examples below of the different uses: am (about oneself): I am at home. I am friendly. I am a person. is: (about an object other than oneself): She is friendly. It is snowing outside. Pizza is a tasty food. was: (past form of am and is). I was walking home. She was friendly but now she is mean. were: (plural of was): They were walking to the store. to be: (this is the non-conjugated form of the verb, it means to exist or to be in a certain state) To be good at archery, one must practice a lot. You should be good, and you will receive a treat. being: (this indicates that something is in the on-going, present state of existing or having a given property) You are being silly. Being good at something takes work. been (indicates that something has been ongoing in the past and up through the present): The stock prices have been plummeting for the past week. The Mets have really been on a bad streak lately. Although I am not an expert, hopefully the above examples will be of some help.
First, Take the word you wish to say.
such as finish. Take the first letter off. inish. Put the original first letter and put it on the end. inishf. Then put on -ay- or say the letter a at the end. inishfay.
Some wonder about single letterered words.
such as I. You can do 2 things. you could simply just say I or you could say I then a.
Iay.
some wonder 'bout words that start with a
such as Alligator. Do the same normal way though it doesnt sound like you put the first letter at the end.
some wonder 'bout words that start with a vowel
like eat. do the same thing. (Good Luck knowing how to pronounce * ateay )
any more piglatin questions? ASK!
* Pronounced eight ay or at tee ay
How do you pronounce veritatem solam?
In Classical Latin, weh-ri-TAH-tem SOH-lahm. In Church Latin (the way the language us usually sung), the V at the beginning would sound like an English V instead of W.
What are the characteristics of Henry sy to be a successful businessman?
Intelligent
Humble
Industrious (/Hard Working)
Risk- Taker
Although you can't verbally reproduce the sounds dolphins use, nor can you hear the full range of frequencies they speak, technology can be used to help carry out conversations with them. This is easier said than done though.
Scientists have made a speaker that is capable of reproducing all the frequencies they use to communicate, so we can speak to them, but we still do not understand the language's syntax yet, let alone its semantics.
Maybe one day we will figure out ways to have a intellectual conversations between us two species, but for now, your only hope is to wait for that future to come.
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What are eight things in an Italian language-learning classroom?
Chair, desk, dictionary, paper, pencil, students, teacher, and textbook are eight (8) things in an Italian language-learning classroom. Twenty-first century classrooms may have audio-visual materials and native speakers.
What is winter in other languages?
Chinese: dōngtiān (冬天)
Czech: zima
Danish: vinter
Dutch: winter
English: winter
French: hiver
German (Standard): Winter
Icelandic: vetur
Italian: Inverno
Japanese: fuyu (冬)
Low German: Wienter
Luxembourgish: Wanter
Norwegean: vinter
Portuguese: inverno
Spanish: invierno
Slovene: zima
Swabian German: Wender
Swedish: vinter
How can you develop your skills in the English language?
learn to speak it well.
Mainly by studying English grammar, notably phrasal verbs, verb tenses, increasing your vocabulary, (If you want it means that you can do it.)
Which of these words is not an inflected verb fetch forgetting simmered or devoured?
Fetch because no conjugation took place... it is in its original infinitive form
Is it much easier for children to learn a second language than it is for adults?
It’s common to hear adults lament that they didn’t start learning a second language earlier since it’s much easier when you’re younger, but this is somewhat of a misconception.
Children and adults learn languages differently, and yes, children have the edge when it comes to achieving native-like mastery. That’s partly because children use the “deep motor area” of their brains to learn new languages—this is the same part of the brain that controls actions that come second nature to us, like tying a shoe. As you age, the window for learning in the deep motor area narrows, so adults learn languages with other parts of the brain—and thus, they’re often less natural speakers of their second language.
But it’s important to keep in mind the different situations in which adults and children learn languages. Most children who pick up a second language are exposed to it constantly and pick it up the same way they pick up their native language, even learning them simultaneously. Adults, however, may take on a second language in college or later, while having additional responsibilities, expectations, and stressors. Unlike adults, children are allowed to make mistakes and learn at a much slower pace without having to worry about failing in an academic, social, or professional sense.
Furthermore, according to a paper published in the journal Cognition, “studies that compare children and adults exposed to comparable material in the lab or during the initial months of an immersion program show that adults perform better, not worse, than children ... perhaps because they deploy conscious strategies and transfer what they know about their first language.”
So in a nutshell, adults aren’t drastically worse than children at learning a second language—they even outperform children when learning under the same conditions—but they do have some disadvantages. In most cases, though, they simply don’t receive the same exposure and opportunity.
How do you say silver in eskimo?
There is no such language as Eskimo. Eskimo is a culture that speaks many languages of the Yupik, Inuit, and Aleut language families.
How do you put caress in a sentence VERB?
As a verb, caress means primarily "to touch, stroke, etc. affectionately, or in a manner suggesting affection". In a sentence, it may be used like so: He reached over and caressed his lover's saxophone, reminded fondly of how poorly she used to play it.
