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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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It is always good to learn another language. Depending on what you wish to do with it or where you are going to be living, it can be a valuable asset.
What are the 50 word example of synonyms and antonyms?
20 synonym pairs: # nervous tense # ill sick # beautiful pretty # small tiny # huge gigantic # hurt injured # angry mad # fast quick # neat tidy # begin start # end finish # gloomy melancholy # chef cook # instructor teacher # student pupil # final last # kid child # significant important # chilly cold # damp moist
What is the benefit of learning another language?
The importance of learning another language is so that you can, if you go to a different country, speak their language. Or if you are one of the people on a plane who tells people where this plane is going, when it is stopping etc. I hope this answers your question.
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The two national languages of Canada are English and French. Learn either language. There are some words and phrases that are unique to certain regions but you learn those with time.
How do you speak the Greek language?
Greek as an adjective, such as 'a Greek person' or 'Greek music', is 'Ellinikos/Elliniko/Elliniki' (masc/neut/fem depending on gender of noun). However, the language is called 'Ellinika', so if you want to ask if someone speaks Greek, you would ask 'mila Ellinika?'
Why is reading and writing so important in your lives?
cause one day l''ll own a tv channel named namzug
What does se despierta mean in Spanish?
me desperte'
te despertaste
se despertó
nos despertamos
os despertasteis
se despertaron
you don't, unless you can squeak exqactly like a squirrel and understand it.
Can you give me Taco Bell Learning Zone website?
You must obtain the Taco Bell Learning Zone website information from your manager. The site is meant to be used only during scheduled work hours.
How much does a Rosetta Stone language program cost?
About $299, give or take. You have to be really patient to use it, though. Trust its system and you'll be amazed at your improvement. I tried the Korean program and really liked it.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of brainstorming?
Disadvantages:
•In a group participants have to listen to others and may spend time repeating their ideas until they get sufficient attention.•Going through the protocol, processing and ordering the ideas can become a complex procedure. This also depends on the number and order of the generated ideas.
•Advising participants to let others speak without making them feel offended or intimidated can be difficult.
•Participants with the ability to express their ideas faster and more effective gain the general attention of the group. Some form of leadership can be formed in this way within the group, which might make participants feel intimidated.
•On the one hand, people are not very skilled at controlling their non-verbal reactions and might influence the creativity of others with their posture, gestures or facial expressions. On the other hand, attempting to control their non-verbal behavior might inhibit their own creativity.
•More discrete or introvert participants might find it difficult to express their crazy or unorthodox ideas.
If you have not lived in Australia since you were a very young child, you will not develop an Australian accent. you can try to imitate but all you will do is end up sounding like a displaced Englishman or a New Zealander.
Hollywood's normal "Australian" accent is more like Cockney, and Meryl Streep's effort in Evil Angels was a cross between Cockney and South African. Even the superb Anthony Hopkins in "Fastest Indian" couldn't manage a good New Zealand accent, which, given Bert Munro was born around 1900, should have been an accent very close to Australian (Hopkins was criticised in NZ, but the NZ accent has diverted from the Australian markedly only since WWII).
The Australian accent has been scientifically proven to be one of the most difficult accents in the world to accurately reproduce (seriously). There are also regional differences.
The Australian accent is also nothing like that portrayed by people pretending to be Australians on US television shows. It is not a "cockney" accent with the emphasis on the "oi" sound that it is propounded to be. Where Americans emphasise the "r" in words such as "teacher" and "neighbour", in the Australian accent it is more of a "schwa" (an unstressed, neutral, toneless vowel sound) so it comes out as "teacha" or "neighba" (unstressed).
The lack of stress on the "R" in many words shows that Australian English is non-rhotic. Most (but not all) US varieties are rhotic, that is the "R" is stressed, especially at the end of words. The NZ accent is non-rhotic, apart from a variety found in the south of the South Island, which is heavily influenced by Scots speakers. NZ had a higher proportion of Scots immigrants than any case than Australia and this may explain some of the differences (ditto Canada vs USA). it is interesting to note that the original accent of the UK was predominantly rhotic, and that it is the UK that has departed from its origins, rather than Anericans who have altered their accent.
What is the meaning of rap about?
Rap is a form of freestyle singing that is closer to talking rather than singing. Also it tends to tell a story, whether it be about another person or something that happened to the rapper. Some Rappers like to Duel on stage both rapping to the same music but dissing the other person, the faster you can rap, diss and keep in rhythm the better rapper you are considered.
Accents that are peculiar to England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales are each different and with practice you can begin to talk with one that sounds genuine. Along with the accents are mannerisms that you will need to assume to affect the part. The following directions describe Queen's English or "Received Pronunciation", rarely ever used in the modern-day United Kingdom, but the foreigners' stereotypical view of how the British talk.
By talking English !
There are several different meanings for the word "free."
自由(な/の) jiyuu (na/no) = having freedom
只(の) tada (no) OR 無料 muryou = no cost, free of charge
暇(な) hima (na) OR 手空き teaki = free time, leisure
不 fu- OR 無 mu- = negating prefix, being free from something, omitting
something (e.g. 無塩 muen = salt free, 不凍 futou = ice free)
可用 kayou = available, not being used
空いている aiteiru = vacant (room)
遠慮のない enryo no nai = uninhibited, unreserved
How do you speak Monster High?
instead of saying freind they say goul and instead spelling mall m a l l they spell it maul . instead of humans there monsters
How to learn shivalli tulu online?
You can visit this site http://www.mangalore.com/documents/languages.html. Also there is another site where you can learn thulu is http://www.ourkarnataka.com/learn_thulu/thulu1.htm
Speaking Tsalagi (the proper name for the language of the Cherokee) is like all other languages you simply learn it, then speak it. The related links attached to this question will take you to sites where you can learn more about the langauge.
First of all you spelled Australian wrong and second of all, this is a dumb question. Learn English, then live in Australia and try to pick up their accent. It's English with an accent.
How did the jutes influence yothe english language?
The Jutes (from Jutland, now part of Denmark) were one of the groups of people who migrated to Britain whe the Romans left (starting in the 5th Century). Along with the Saxons, Anglians, and probably some Frisians and Netherlanders, they and their descendants lived in what is now England, and over the years the languages (all of the Germanic language family to begin with) started merging into what we usually call Old English, or Anglo-Saxon.
In the 11th Century the Normans came from France, and in the centuries following that, their language also got mixed in. The result is that Modern English has many Anglo-Saxon words (and a lot of the basic grammar) but also many words related to French.
"African" is not a language. It is a continent that contains 54 countries and more than 2100 completely different languages. Some estimates place the number of languages at around 3000.
If you have any quesitons about African languages, you will have to specify the language.
