Title : Is bilingual better?
Date: Friday, April 1, 2016
As stated in the audio club “ Is bilingual better ?” In my opinion being a bilingual is not only better but has many advantages. For example, a bilingual can get many benefits in various aspects such as cultural benefits, they can communicate with others better, chances of getting a higher-paying job with government non-government and international agenesis. As Nelson Mandela quotes it: "If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart." Conversation to someone in their own or native language is a good complement to the person. Therefore, being bilingual has a constructive effect on individual’s and …show more content…
There are many reasons that why we should call ISIS “ Daesh.” First of all , they are bunches of terrorist groups that are currently operating in Syria and Iraq. Daesh, adapted the acronym of their Arabic name- al-Dawla al-Islamiya al-Iraq al-Sham- that is similar to another Arabic word “ Das” which means to trample down or crash . Therefore, the terrorist group hates it so much, even they threatened the resident’s of those two countries and anyone who use the above-mentioned acronym they will cute out the tongues. In my opinion it’s very important to call these terrorist groups “ Daesh” because by saying this word at least we make them uncomfortable. As it was quoted by one of it’s militant, in Zeba khan a social media consultant and write at World in Words “ we will cut the tongue of anyone who publicly used the acronym Daesh, instead of referring to the group by its full name.” I was also very pleased by French President François Holland and Secretary of State John Kerry who used the word “ Daesh” in the wake of the Paris attacks, in lieu of ISIS or Islamic State. I know Daesh hates being called by this term and what they don’t like has an inherent appeal to me. Therefore, I unconditionally reject to refer to it by the title that it claims for itself [ Islamic State],because I think this is a misrepresentation of religion and a travesty of governance. I would strongly advise people against ever using the discourteous title that they have given
Date: Friday, April 1, 2016
As stated in the audio club “ Is bilingual better ?” In my opinion being a bilingual is not only better but has many advantages. For example, a bilingual can get many benefits in various aspects such as cultural benefits, they can communicate with others better, chances of getting a higher-paying job with government non-government and international agenesis. As Nelson Mandela quotes it: "If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart." Conversation to someone in their own or native language is a good complement to the person. Therefore, being bilingual has a constructive effect on individual’s and …show more content…
There are many reasons that why we should call ISIS “ Daesh.” First of all , they are bunches of terrorist groups that are currently operating in Syria and Iraq. Daesh, adapted the acronym of their Arabic name- al-Dawla al-Islamiya al-Iraq al-Sham- that is similar to another Arabic word “ Das” which means to trample down or crash . Therefore, the terrorist group hates it so much, even they threatened the resident’s of those two countries and anyone who use the above-mentioned acronym they will cute out the tongues. In my opinion it’s very important to call these terrorist groups “ Daesh” because by saying this word at least we make them uncomfortable. As it was quoted by one of it’s militant, in Zeba khan a social media consultant and write at World in Words “ we will cut the tongue of anyone who publicly used the acronym Daesh, instead of referring to the group by its full name.” I was also very pleased by French President François Holland and Secretary of State John Kerry who used the word “ Daesh” in the wake of the Paris attacks, in lieu of ISIS or Islamic State. I know Daesh hates being called by this term and what they don’t like has an inherent appeal to me. Therefore, I unconditionally reject to refer to it by the title that it claims for itself [ Islamic State],because I think this is a misrepresentation of religion and a travesty of governance. I would strongly advise people against ever using the discourteous title that they have given