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    teachers of three levels 1, 2, and 3. According to the students, the results were that: 4 of the teachers are good and 2 are bad because they have a bad accent since they are from Saudi Arabia. But the result of books evaluation was very good. Every class said that because Al-Faisal Academy brings their books from Cambridge University which has a native accent…

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    migrants worldwide, but despite this accent discrimination is widespread, specifically in countries where immigrants are most frequently received. Gluszek and Dovido (2010) state, “A nonnative accent is one of the most salient characteristics of people from other countries who come to live, work, or study in a host country that identifies, and potentially stigmatizes, them as not being native born” (p.217). This is due to the assumption that if one has an accent then one cannot speak English…

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    an immigrant can struggle with getting a job if they have an accent. Ifemelu experiences great difficulty entering the work force because of her accent. Some perceive having an accent as a lack of intelligence because some people talk slower in the language of their new land. She resorts to faking an American accent after she learns that it would make her sound white and more educated. However, she does eventually drop this fake accent. Furthermore, Ifemelu notices that it is often for…

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    Orlando is a story that spans across many ages. We begin in the Elizabethan era and are brought age through age into the 20th century. Even more, the plot is based on a book written by Virgina Woolfe in 1928, yet all the while the theatrical experience of Orlando was constructed barely two decades ago. It plays with the past while remaining aware of the present. Sarah Ruhl's stage adaptation of Orlando is a postmodern exercise in deconstruction. Ruhl removes the veil of time away from Virgina…

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    brighter accent color. When choosing colors, remember that the purpose is to enhance the photograph. The mat and frame should come together to work with the portrait and draw the eye into the composition, rather than jumping out or distracting from the image. A pale, neutral background with a thin line of a bolder color draws the eye inward, toward the center of the portrait. Conversely, if your portrait has a very dark background, a darker outer mat might be possible, with a light inner accent…

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    America is known for it’s racial diversity, with the rising number of immigrants and the help of the internet it has turned California into a melting pot of different cultures and languages. What many don’t see are the struggles behind such cultural and language differences. Foreigners or immigrants often have many different encounters compared to Americans on a daily basis. Although we always claim to be unbiased and nonjudgmental, racism and prejudice still exists. Moving to a new country is…

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    Assignment 4 Prefix means to fix before or to fix to the beginning of a word. Prefixes are united with or placed at the beginning of words to alter or modify their meanings or to create entirely new words. A root word or word element from which other words are formed. It is the foundation of the word. The root conveys the central meaning of the word and forms the base to which prefixes and suffixes are attached for word modification. A combining form is a world root to which a vowel has been…

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    very vividly. The Carolinas are not highly educated on Asians, so my first day I got a lot of questions that I would not have been asked in California, such as “You’re Asian why don’t you have an accent?” and my personal favorite “Can you speak Asian?” I could not even imagine moving here and having an accent, I believe it would have been harder to adjust. But then sometimes I think what if my taught me how to speak Tagalog, would it have been harder to adjust to South Carolina, would they have…

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    Mother Tongue Critical Analysis The author of The Joy Luck Club, Amy Tan, pens "Mother Tongue" concerning the negative judgment that native English speakers have towards individuals who have a basic mastery of English and the comparison to their intelligence. The author uses her mother as an example to convey her point and to discredit those negative perceptions as a way to convince her audience not to judge. This article 's contestation against the negative perceptions that others have towards…

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    vendor to give you only the bread because they didn't understand you being a vegetarian. Your accent is thick, and I'm deeply sorry that I, your own blood, made you feel like an outsider. I was embarrassed. Everyone always asked about you and I never knew why I invariably became so angry. I made mistakes but those are the ones I wish I could take back. It wasn't until I got older that I realized your accent is music to my ears, like the sounds of wind chimes when it storms outside. Through…

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