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That’s Why English is Hard to Learn
We’ll begin with box, and the plural is boxes, But the plural of ox should be oxen, not oxes. Then one fowl is goose, but two are called geese, Yet the plural of moose should never be meese. You… more →
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Pedaço de Inglês
wrote 2 months ago: O Inglês tem sabores. Quais você já provou? Zig, Prof. sugere um jeito de entender as … more →
That's Why English is Hard to Learn
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wrote 9 months ago: We’ll begin with box, and the plural is boxes, But the plural of ox should be oxen, not oxes. … more →
Common Grammar Mistakes in Translation
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wrote 10 months ago: There are certain words or phrases that most of the people use wrong. Spelling is also another issue … more →
Orange: The Fruit or The Color?
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wrote 11 months ago: This is a never ending discussion. It is actually similar to the relation between egg and chicken Bu … more →
Product Names of IKEA
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wrote 11 months ago: To me, they mean nothing; however, it is not the case for Thai people! IKEA opened its first store i … more →
Different Ways of Learning a Language Online
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wrote 11 months ago: 3-4 days ago, some one asked me on Linkedin if I know any good website where one can learn a languag … more →
And The Last Part of British Slang...
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wrote 11 months ago: Hello friends! This is the last part of our British Slang article. Thanks for your contributions and … more →
What is Smashing about British Slang? (British Slang is Ace- Part #3)
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wrote 11 months ago: Part #3! We have still one more part to go! For those who did not read the previous two, here is the … more →
This is the UK, Mate! (British Slang is Ace! #2)
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wrote 11 months ago: Here is the second part of my previous post. For those who did not read the introduction, I have quo … more →
British Slang is Ace!
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wrote 11 months ago: Well, if you plan to visit UK, you should definetely know what kind of slang they use. We know most … more →
Does Your Language Sound Weird?
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wrote 12 months ago: Three years ago, I went to the US with a cultural exchange programme. I spent my whole summer there … more →
Have You Ever Thought about How We Form the Idioms/Phrases?
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wrote 1 year ago: In a conversation, we do not realize how much-and how- we make use of idioms and phrases. Recently, … more →
Translation and the Human Rights in Africa
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wrote 1 year ago: Last year, I published a video about “Translators Without Borders”. As most of you know, … more →
Etymology Always Amazes!
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wrote 1 year ago: I took two courses about etymology; however, the teaching style of my professor was not one of the b … more →
Brotherhood Quotations for the Brotherhood Week
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wrote 1 year ago: Today is the first day of the brotherhood week in Turkey. I think the term, brotherhood, is s … more →
Do You Want to Learn an Agglutinative Language? Think Twice!
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wrote 1 year ago: Well, my native language is an agglutinative one, Turkish. After taking comparative linguistics cour … more →
The Importance of the Context
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wrote 1 year ago: A word on its own does not mean much to a translator. We all know that words get their meanings in t … more →
Do You Have Problems with Your Pronunciation?
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wrote 1 year ago: Even if you you know a language, it is almost impossible to know all the words and the way they pron … more →
To Boldy Go: Thoughts and Experiments in Education
wrote 1 year ago: Real learning comes best through observation and risk taking. I’d like to thank Jason Colling … more →
