ESL or English as a Second Language is imparted to non native speakers from Asian countries and some parts of Europe. The purpose of the study is to communicate worldwide, because English wins the majority. As the books say, English has two ways-formal and informal. Apparently, informal English is spoken with friends and younger ones using casual daily conversation whereas formal English is applied in dealing with the elderly, superiors and businesses making English conditional.
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Thursday, April 7, 2011
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
No Entiendo Su Lengua", I don't understand... make or break
Language is the basic tool in conversation be it in words or signs. Is "No entiendo" possible in a common tongue?
To equate a fact, the means to communicate in order to be understood is equivalent to the number of countries equals the number of languages plus the dialects, verbally, added by the sign language and book for the blind for the handicaps. In conclusion, looking at the bigger picture, there is "zero" chance for stupefaction; unless, one is an alien from another country.
Language is a perfect symbol for the saying "No man is an island". Considering the over population today, the saying misrepresents a loner due to a constant variable, family. From my point of view as a conversation teacher, "Language is universal", metaphorically, where language is to words and universal is to broadness. A word spoken may vary in tautology depending on the comprehension of the listener and the depth of definition relies on the speaker.
The beauty in conversation mirrors experience and perspective rationalising a make or break, to simplify. There are two factors raising conversation to the pedestal-occupational and personal.
More: http://www.articlesbase.com/languages-articles/no-entiendo-su-lengua-or-i-dont-understand-make-or-break-3545314.html#ixzz1HIuM9nYY
To equate a fact, the means to communicate in order to be understood is equivalent to the number of countries equals the number of languages plus the dialects, verbally, added by the sign language and book for the blind for the handicaps. In conclusion, looking at the bigger picture, there is "zero" chance for stupefaction; unless, one is an alien from another country.
Language is a perfect symbol for the saying "No man is an island". Considering the over population today, the saying misrepresents a loner due to a constant variable, family. From my point of view as a conversation teacher, "Language is universal", metaphorically, where language is to words and universal is to broadness. A word spoken may vary in tautology depending on the comprehension of the listener and the depth of definition relies on the speaker.
The beauty in conversation mirrors experience and perspective rationalising a make or break, to simplify. There are two factors raising conversation to the pedestal-occupational and personal.
More: http://www.articlesbase.com/languages-articles/no-entiendo-su-lengua-or-i-dont-understand-make-or-break-3545314.html#ixzz1HIuM9nYY
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