Showing posts with label French. Show all posts
Showing posts with label French. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

The Law Glossary: Being a Selection of the Greek, Latin, Saxon, French, Norman, and Italian Sentences, Phrases, and Maxims, Found in the Leading English ... Works: With Historical and Explanatory Notes

The Law Glossary: Being a Selection of the Greek, Latin, Saxon, French, Norman, and Italian Sentences, Phrases, and Maxims, Found in the Leading English ... Works: With Historical and Explanatory Notes Review




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The Law Glossary: Being a Selection of the Greek, Latin, Saxon, French, Norman, and Italian Sentences, Phrases, and Maxims, Found in the Leading English ... Works: With Historical and Explanatory Notes Overview


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Friday, May 14, 2010

Learn French, Spanish and Italian: An Introduction to Cognates by Lingua Genesis - Part 1

Carl Dundas describes here just how useful it can be to be familiar with cognate groups. He refers here to the meaning of the terminology and gives examples of ways in which native speakers of English can predict and usually guess correctly the meanings of words with particular endings in Spanish. In part two, he looks at further cognates, in Spanish and Italian, establishing links between word categories in all three languages.



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Thursday, December 3, 2009

Learning French the Easy Way

Two years ago I decided to learn a foreign language, and then I was surprised, my mother tongue is English, so I have to learn the language? After I searched a lot on which one is best, I decided to learn French. And before you ask why, let me explain my rational point of view.

First of all, French is the official language in 28 countries. It is just like English - spoken in 5 continents, and second as the global language, and it will help my careerBuilding by me apply to a variety of positions that dominate the applicants in French, both spoken and written required.

Unfortunately, there was a major problem is language, French is not easy to learn or speak at all, I had to learn not tons of familiar words, phrases and pronunciation. I do not even have to learn a specific and structured way and speak French. So you can imagine how much I was confused. In fact, the difficulties in learning and speakingFrench has me in the first steps of learning - very uncomfortable, and I was about to give up.

The most difficult question confronting me, was the "debate", it is becoming really hard to be a native English speaker, want and are quite fluent in French at the same time, even if French music as a language.

For example, make the new sounds in French you would be mad at first because they are very confusing, is the clearest example of this, the "French R '.Actually it was my curse. Accents are also efforts to take from you in order to know-how should be known.

In addition, you will also have difficulties in the liaisons and silent letters.

Learning verbs in French, also very difficult to be changed every verb in a different way, there's nothing to teach, such as (to teach, learn), or (speaking, spoke, spoken), they are all irregular verbs, such as (go, went, gone), as a rule of French grammar is not clear how easily or grammar in English.

Thenit comes to understand French spoken in the best case is someone who deals with you, who in a daily basis, so you could listen to music, talk to him frequently, otherwise it is really a lot of time to complete taking and the pursuit of you.

Learning from my experience in French, I can recommend you have your own expert guide, in order to facilitate the process of learning French as much as possible.

Finally, I found it very interesting as well to be tough, "french speaker", it wasreally a good experience.



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