'Foreign words' presentation slideshows

Writing systems

Writing systems. Linguistics 484. Preview. Some ideas about how to think about writing systems Japanese, Chinese, syllable structure Written languages are effectively codes. Leaf. Bee. Belief. Rebus principle. The symbols represent the parts of the word.

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The Primitive Old English Period (450-700A.D.)

The Primitive Old English Period (450-700A.D.). An Overview. England conquered by Emperor Claudius and made a part of Roman Empire. The sound changes are noticed. Changes in front vowel: I-Umlaut Changes in Consonants: /k/ ? / t? / before front vowel ( cild /child)

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IKEA

IKEA. Calvin Rehbein, Victor Bondarev, and Mina Sumaadii Dickinson State University. IKEA.

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Learning foreign languages English as a world language

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Case Presentations

Case Presentations. Factors Contributing to a Great Oral Presentation. Preparation. Start preparing well in advance Divide up outside research among group members immediately Share results and brainstorm often Collaborate as a group for SWOT, issues, recommendations, etc

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Li2 class-based social variation I

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Rules for Quotation Marks & Underlining

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Italics versus underlining in writing

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The Schwa

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S - R S - R S - R S - R S - R S - R S - R S - R S - R S - R S - R S - R

Paired . Associate. Learning. Stages of Learning. -. S - R S - R S - R S - R S - R S - R S - R S - R S - R S - R S - R S - R. To learn a paired-associate list, 3 tasks must be accomplished: .

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Ch 2.2 JPN houkago

Ch 2.2 JPN houkago. Kody. Objectives. SWBAT grasp the idea of katakana SWBAT hear/speak a present negative sentence. Can you read all hiragana ? video for this manga is available:. https://www.erin.ne.jp/jp/lesson02/basic/index.html. Katakana.

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Good Morning!

Good Morning!. Please grab a grammar book Turn to page 323 Take out your notes Be ready to follow along when the music ends. Italics (underlining). Italics and underlining often serve similar functions. Check with your instructor and make sure you understand the conventions of use.

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The Daily Four

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Chapter 4 Section 4

Chapter 4 Section 4. Global connections. I. Globalization. The process in which countries are increasingly linked to each other through culture and trade causes improvements in transportation (airplanes) telecommunications (Internet ). Popular Culture

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Close Reading of Scholarly Literature

Close Reading of Scholarly Literature. Who is the Writer?. Begin your reading session by knowing the author. Sometimes a brief biography will be provided; if not, then google the author to learn his/her area of expertise. . Preview the text. Be an Active Reader.

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Singular and Plural Nouns #76

Singular and Plural Nouns #76. To form the plural of most nouns, add -s : ski skis guru gurus miser misers banana bananas menu menus

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Compound Adjectives

Compound Adjectives.

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CE - Foreign Words and Phrases Lesson 22 (Asian)

CE - Foreign Words and Phrases Lesson 22 (Asian). TERM MEANING yin and yang balance of opposites (Chinese) karaoke empty orchestra (Japanese) tsunami harbor wave (Japanese) g ung ho work in harmony (Chinese) karma act, action, or performance (Sanskrit). Yin and Yang.

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Japanese 1 13-14 Term 1, Wk 2

Japanese 1 13-14 Term 1, Wk 2. Basic Japanese. Pronunciation. Do you know any Japanese words? 5 vowels a ( a pple ), i ( i gloo), u(p u t), e ( e gg), o ( o range ). Writing system. Roma- ji (Roman script), e.g. Ken Hiragana , e.g. ??

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Foreign Words and Phrases

Foreign Words and Phrases. 1. alma mater : a school, college, or university which one has attended or from which one has graduated; the song or hymn of a school or university bon voyage : farewell; good journey cum laude : to graduate with a high level of academic achievement.

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