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    every single language or none at all. All of us, the United States, in particular, demonstrates the ability to speak one or multiple languages. However, one-language speakers, or monolinguals, are at a disadvantage in today’s world rather than multilingual speakers because language learning shows greater ability to prosper in education and global perspectives. Russell A. Berman in “Foreign Language for Foreign Policy?” analyzes president of the council on Foreign Relations Richard Haass’ idea…

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    affinity with U.S. natives. American society’s reception of Armenians is equally friendly. Armenians have experienced little prejudice in America. Armenians are a tiny minority, barely noticed by most Americans because Armenian newcomers are typically multilingual, English speaking Christians arriving into tight-knit families in which the head of the household is an educated professional, skilled craftsman, or businessperson readily absorbed in the U.S.…

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    hispanics is rising and the need for language teachers will also rise dramatically in order to keep an educated nation. If our nation does not stay educated, it will become divided and weaker. Employers will, in turn, be looking for bilingual or multilingual employees in order to help educate them or to communicate with the lower level workers who are often immigrants without a good grasp on the English language. Second language learners will also find other benefits cognitively from their…

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    For example, whenever an anime show is released, the show will have the option to be watched in different multilingual subtitles. American television rarely, if ever, has the option of broadcasting different multilingual subtitles along with their shows. Anime presents more options for viewers to watch their shows in their preferred language, thus having the broader audience. Another reason to state why anime has…

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    Since I am interested in understanding particular events and situations of English language learners within the contexts of American education systems, and the meaning ELLs have constructed and brought to the social world, I made my first decision on choosing a qualitative research design. I also like the way that as a qualitative researcher, I can be the primary instrument of data collection and analysis. Moreover, qualitative research also attracts me in that it examines the nature of a…

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    statistically significant advantage in favor of bilinguals. Of particular importance in her study was the effect bilingualism had on a specific part of the brain, the medial temporal lobe, in which Bialystok examined multilingual and monolingual ability in Alzheimer 's patients. The multilingual group contained a higher average of disease severity compared to the monolingual class, but surprisingly maintained higher cognitive function and ability. In essence, Bialystok demonstrates the…

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    Nepal Research Paper

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    Geography Nepal is located in Southern Asia. Nepal is a landlocked country that is as big as Arkansas. Nepal is about 800 kilometers (497 mi) and along its Himalayan axis it is 150 to 250 kilometers (93 to 155 mi) across. Nepal is between India and the Tibetan Autonomous Region of China. Nepal contains the worlds tallest mountain Mount Everest (29,035 ft; 8,850 m). Along Nepal's southern boarder, it has a strip of level land that is partly forested and partly cultivated. North of there is…

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    1. In Proposition 227, three language ideologies, dominant language ideology, monoglot language ideology, and standard language ideology are present. Dominant language ideology corresponds to the idea that certain sets of presuppositions about a language might be specific to that certain language from others and are to be above the other languages, mainly used by the people of power (Hauck, Lecture; 11/9/2017). For example, in Proposition 227 it states that, “The English language...is spoken by…

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    The fact that India has so many languages and dialects in the one country shows the diversity of culture and beliefs of people. One aspect of society which is affected by its multilingual nature is the ability to communicate with a wide range of people from different backgrounds. Because most people in India are multilingual it…

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    Brar et al. suggest that multilingual health professionals pose an ideal solution to language barriers between immigrant women and healthcare providers. (Brar:714) In the absence of multilingual health professionals, interpreters should be available and offered to clients. While the use of professional interpreters may help address language issues, there may be a greater concern with health services provided outside of the hospital setting, given that professional interpreters are often less…

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