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    speak Russian? My heart fell to my toes and I automatically ran to the room, they dressed me up in the gown and gloves because it was an isolation room. The patient was Russian and I had to communicate to ask any questions the nurses asked me to translate. I saved her life, thanks to the way I wrapped my tongue around words. II. Not only is…

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    Foreign Language Classes Learning new languages, such as German, French, or even Russian can be exciting for many students. However, Patrick Henry is a school that only offers one foreign language class for students to choose from. This is not fair to the students who might want an expansion on their choices. The majority of students at this school may not enjoy the only foreign language class that Patrick Henry offers. If this is true, why do we have Spanish as our only foreign language class?…

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    As a matter of fact, Languages are regarded to have the ability of controlling human thoughts and world perception. Actually language developed by people as a way of communication. Languages affected thought during the different ages. Gender is regarded as linguistic instrument to do this purpose. Some studies showed that although Spanish and German speakers have the same words with identical referents assigned different genders in the respective languages evoke different ideas in their…

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    linguistics and common knowledge about languages, I cannot decide whether the facts in the podcast are right. I would assume that most of what they said was truth, but I will make adjustments to my knowledge about linguistics and languages in the future. As an evolving language, English speakers have borrowed words from all other languages because of need and prestige reasons in order to maintain the precision of English, yet many words exist in other languages that English does not have…

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    education breaks down the biggest barrier to acceptance into a new culture. Often times a person is unable to effectively transition because they are unable to understand the language being spoken. Researchers have found that students experiencing discriminatory practices such as the inability to be taught in their native language soon retreat into a posture of resistance in which they stop working with the school and its agents" (Tozer, 2009, p. 424). This is when bilingual education can allow…

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    Polyglots are people who speak multiple languages. Some polyglots know four or five languages. In exceptional cases, the individual may speak up to 20 different languages. While this language aptitude seems impossibly challenging, it is possible for average people to learn multiple languages. With the right techniques and a decent amount of dedication, language learners can quickly master their next language. Start With Motivation Learning a language takes hundreds or thousands of hours. To…

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    people communicate the way they believe they do, and compare their perceptions to reality. The following is derived from my data and observations. In order to understand their language ideologies, I, as the researcher, needed to interview my subjects prior to our discursive event. I asked many questions regarding their language habits and ideologies, and not only recorded their answers, but how they communicated…

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    With a smartphone – a person holds the knowledge of the world in one hand. The internet overflows with information and is valuable when exploring something new. However, regulating such a vast ocean of information is a near impossible task, and this blurs the line between fact and fiction. Wikipedia allows anyone to openly contribute to any subject, which in turn can lead to a lack of, or worse yet, false information. The validity and organization of an article is of supreme importance on…

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    and learns about endangered languages. Harrisons’ goal is listen to people’s views on why their language is important and celebrate languages that no longer have a large amount of speakers. Harrison is able to meet the last speakers of some languages and expand his knowledge about different cultures and the influence that language has on people’s everyday lives. Harrison is able to identify the similarities and differences between the languages he knows and the languages he learns. As a…

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    Previously, students of all schools had had to study Russian. So, I remember how proud I felt when that opportunity was given to me. Although I struggled with understanding English and learning new vocabulary words for the next three years, all of nowhere, when I started high school, I just began to understand the rules of English and English itself more and more. I wanted to become an English as a Second Language teacher and therefore I decided to study English. During my undergraduate…

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