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harshadod
(508) | | It is interesting to know the evolution of words and their meaning.
For example the word "Vulgar" meant common, multitude, crowd. Today we use it in an entirely different context.
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alatecablebill
(505) | | i know tagalog, bisaya, ilonggo, and cebuano. my parents are bisaya/ilonggo and they use those dialects when they're talking to each other or to our aunts and uncles. what about you? | |
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neildc
(3482) | | Imagine you are in the park with a lot of people. Or maybe in a restaurant and having your dinner. This park or restaurant is in your home place.
Then there are some people, probably with the same... | |
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de_angel97
(138) | | The other day i read from a newspaper, something about my lecturer, he is appointed for something 'big', so they list out his qualification. One thing that impressed me so much is he can speak in... | |
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vivianchen
(940) | | Okay, i heard this from many friends who tried to learn some other language or dialect, they told me that, " The first thing i learn is the bad words!". Is it true?
A vivid example, i have friends... | |
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TheModfather
(292) | | Here in the UK there are lots of different regional accents. we have what's known as cockney (london accent) scouse (Liverpool accent) brummie (birmingham accent)
geordie (Newcastle accent) plus... | |
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sudan707
(36) | | Three day ago i finshed the reading of one of my favorite author John Grisham compelling book titled "The Brethern" in this book you will learn if it is true how instrument of a government can be... | |
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Solitudefreelancer
(93) | | The mother tongue/dialect was the person's first language in his/her society or country, but it does not apply to some people because they were taught by their parents to speak the other language... | |
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jheLaichie
(2009) | | philippines maybe a small island... but we have different races and a lots of dialects spoken to. i only knew a little of our dialects in our country... its hard to really know how to speak them... | |
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zhpshql
(310) | | Well, now I'm working as an intern in a Korean company.As I was major in Korea,some time the manager asked me to do him some favor,some time translate something for him.
Yesterday he asked me to be... | |
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The Linguistics Zone
(0) | | The TH soundContinuing on the topic of digraphs, "th" is a example of a digraph that is used very frequently in English. There are two kinds of th sounds in English. What follows will be the IPA... | |
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