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Are you spending a lot of time teaching your kids spelling? Have you misspelled words in professional emails? Quick test, which of the following is correct: accomodate or accommodate? If your answer is yes to any of the questions, then this is the game for you! *FEATURES* 1. Around 1200 words Library (Chinese Translation Provided) The words are suitable for kids aged 4 to 8 years old. They can learn based on their pace and age. Thus, it is very efficient for home based learning especially this moment. Another 1200 words for kids aged 9 to 12 will be available soon. 2. Customisable Spelling List Create your own spelling list with words that you want to learn. You only have to key in all the words that you want your kids to learn in the spelling list. Then, your kids are ready to learn on their own! 3. 300 Commonly Misspelled Words (With Chinese Translation Provided) Improve your spelling with these 300 commonly misspelled words. These words are commonly used in daily communication. Complete this 300 commonly misspelled words feature to avoid any awkward misspelled words in professional context or daily communication in future. 4. Accurate Pronunciation Improve your communication by learning to pronounce words accurately. With a slow motion reading speed in the game, you will be able to learn perfect pronunciation. 5. Funny And Cute Stickers Collect adorable stickers for free! More stickers to come in new updates 6. It is free! FrozenAlien Apple App Store link – https://apps.apple.com/my/app/frozenalien/id1495573343 Thank you for your time.

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Hello, I am very interested in developing my English speaking skills. I have a proposal in which I teach you Arabic and you teach me English. I do not want to learn grammar and other things, I just need to assign few hours a week for practicing speaking. Only native or high-level speakers of English are warmly welcomed to contact me. Thanks Imad

Could somebody help me to translate this text into French? If you are native speaker is great, but if you are not and you have a good level it is also super nice. Thank you a lot !!

Bonjour à tous, I need some help with my translation of this text. The top is the original and the French at the bottom is what I've changed it to... Can you read this and see if there are any grammar issues/words that are translated wrong? Merci beaucoup! Ashley ANGLAIS: At a loss for words: Jean-Luc Godard’s new movie plays wicked games with subtitles The world’s critics, gathered in Cannes to see Jean-Luc Godard’s latest film last week. Godard’s art of subtitles sent the hordes screaming after three minutes. How dare he? How dare he translate only one word in five? When a character on screen said “L’argent est un bien public”, the English caption on the screen read “money public good”. With never more than three words on screen, widely spaced and sometimes even joined together, no pronouns and no verbs, Godard did what no other film director will ever dream of achieving: say merde to reality. He has just signed his own suicide note with his latest film, aptly named Film Socialisme. By refusing to play the game of subtitles, Godard is making his film unexportable outside the ever-shrinking Francophone world. But even there, his film requires Francophones to have a smattering of German, Italian and Russian as whole scenes in those languages are not translated at all. When Franco-German politician Daniel Cohn Bendit asked Godard two weeks ago about translation, he replied that he didn’t believe in it. It is perhaps no surprise that Godard subverted his subtitles for a film that takes place on one of those anonymous Mediterranean cruises where thousands of people of a dozen different nationalities are forever crossing without meeting. Godard rejects a world seemingly brought together by globalization that has in fact created a new cultural Babel wherein the new lingua franca, English, doesn’t pacify or unify. “Don’t translate, learn languages,” said Godard to Cohn-Bendit. The New Wave enfant terrible may well have a point. Adapted from: Agnès Poirier, Guardian Weekly, 28 May 2010 FRANCAIS: Les mots se manquent : Le nouveau film de Jean-Luc Godard joue des espiègles jeux avec des sous-titres. Les critiques du monde, réunis à Cannes pour voir le dernier film de Jean-Luc Godard la semaine dernière. L’art de Godard de sous-titres envoyé l’essaimage crie après trois minutes. Comment oser-il ? Comment oser-il traduire un seul mot dans cinq ? Quand un personnage dans l’écran dit « L’argent est un bien public », le sous-titre anglais lire « money public good ». Avec ne plus de trois mots jamais dans l’écran, espace largement et parfois lié même, pas de pronoms et pas de verbes, Godard a fait quel aucun autre réalisateur irait rêver accomplir : dire merde à la réalité. Il a signé justement son propre not de suicide avec son dernier film, avec une grande pertinence appelée « Film Socialisme ». En refuserait a joué le jeu de sous-titres, Godard fait son film inexportable à l’extérieur de constante diminution monde francophone. Mais même là, son film exige des francophones d’avoir une poignée de l’allemande, l’italien et le russe car des scènes entières dans les langues ne sont pas traduire du tout. Quand le politicien franco-allemand Daniel Cohn Bendit a demandé de Godard il y a deux semaines sur la traduction, il a répondu qu’il ne croyait pas en elle. Ce n’est peut-être pas de surprise que Godard subverti ses sous-titres pour un film qui se déroule dans une croisière anonyme méditerranéenne où des milliers de gens qui une douzaine nationalités différentes sont toujours croisement sans rencontre. Godard a rejeté un monde apparemment mis en contact par la mondialisation qui a en fait cru une nouvelle culturelle Babel dans quoi la nouvelle lingua franca, anglais, à ne pas faire calmer ou unifier. « À ne pas faire traduire, apprendre des langues » dit Godard à Cohn-Bendit. La Vague Nouvelle enfant terrible c’est peut-être à un point. Adapter de : Agnès Poirier, Guardian Weekly, 28 mai 2010.

Hi everyone, We'd like to introduce a website to help learners improve their English at https://lingonut.com. Lingonut helps you learn by reading and listening to fun and educational news. Each article comes with vocabulary notes and a quiz. In the future, learners can also save these notes to track their learning. We're working hard to make the website a useful learning platform. Please let us know if you have any suggestions! Hope this helps! Good luck and have fun learning!

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Rocket Spanish is an online Spanish course by Rocket Languages. It's the biggest selling course in the Rocket Languages lineup — particularly popular for folks wanting casual, conversational Latin American Spanish. The idea behind Rocket Spanish is that there is a certain amount of "essential" language you need, and a whole lot of stuff that can wait until later. For instance, they say that if you don't know the word for "pencil" you can point to a pencil and ask a Spanish speaker, "how do you say this?" But if you don't know how to say "how do you say this?" then you're pretty screwed. So Rocket Spanish supposedly focuses on the most useful grammar and vocabulary first. Rocket Spanish doesn't quite have the profile of big players like Rosetta Stone or Pimsleur, and it isn't quite as flashy as Fluenz or Duolingo. So how does it stack up? Let's take a look...http://bit.do/cRZ3u

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What factors contribute to the longevity and staying power of specific slang words within the rapidly evolving landscape of the English language, allowing them to transcend generations and geographical boundaries, while others fade into obscurity almost as quickly as they emerge?

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Hello! I'm Deniz, 17 years old with a not-so great memory. I do have the motivation for learning another language, but not really the time as I am taking college and high school classes. I was thinking thirty minutes a day for seven days a week sounds like a plan. That's 168 hours per year; 3 hours 30 minutes / per week. If I were diligent, the numbers would be higher. Do you think 30 minutes is impractical? I don't have to be fluent in the third language, but I would like to be proficient. I speak fluent English as it is my native tongue and I know a good chunk of Turkish, though I should seek improvement. It is my second language; my parents speak fluent Turkish. I live in USA, Texas. Majority of the people in my school are Spanish-speaking. If I were to learn Mexican-Spanish, it would benefit me as most hiring jobs pick the person that knows both Spanish and English over the person that knows only English. It is also the 2nd most spoken language. I will be taking college Spanish 1 and 2 during the summer as it is a requirement for my Associate's degree. I'm not at all interested in the language itself, even though I have many close friends who speak Spanish. I rather learn any other language, but I do realize the benefits of Spanish. However, I'm a sucker for Korean dramas as I have watched at least 220+ Korean dramas (consisting of 16-120 episodes that are an hour each). I have picked up a few Korean phrases, but I'm no where near a beginner level of the Korean language. I adore the language and I would love to learn Korean, especially since I plan to visit Seoul once I am in my 20's. Another thing is that my father speaks Persian (Farsi). It is his native tongue, however he only speaks English and Turkish around the house. If I were to ask him to practice Persian with me, I know he would be willing to. Though, he does not know how to read or write the language because he forgot over time. All of my dad's side speaks Persian, so I would be able to get closer to them. I am interested in learning either Korean, Persian (Farsi) or Mexican-Spanish. Based off the languages I already know and the background knowledge you know of me, which language do you think would be easier for me to learn? Or the best, in your opinion and why.

Hello, could someone help me solve this exercise. I am struggling with forming these questions. Thank you!

So this will be a shot in the dark. My grandparents passed away a while back, I want to get their Hebrew names tattooed on me. When I was designing the tattoo I thought it would be cool to have it in their handwriting. The issue with that is I only have their handwriting in english, does anyone know of a way to convert each of their unique handwriting to Hebrew? Or will I just have to use a font?

Portuguese is counted in the top highly spoken languages in the world. It is the sixth natively spoken language on the planet. With more than 220 million native speakers and around 50 million non-native speakers, the language itself tells its importance. With such a huge population associated with the language, the need for professional Portuguese transcription services is a must for any business. Be it brands trying their luck in the international market or an English brand targeting the Portuguese speaking population, the need for Portuguese to English transcription services are vital for marketing purposes. Marketing is no more related to television alone, but the transcripts of a television advertisement can be used at multiple places for better brand visibility. These transcripts can be used online on multiple websites or in newspapers for promoting your brand. There is a huge population that prefers using the Portuguese language on the internet. It is also one of the top languages being used on the internet for making searches and on social media. Online video platforms like YouTube also do have a lot of individuals watching videos in the Portuguese language. This also makes it important for the content creators or the video creators to hire online Portuguese transcription services and get their videos transcribed for improved viewership. This not only helps them gain more views and hence better revenue but is also helpful in letting your content reach a wider audience. Portuguese transcription services, regardless of the industry, are super valuable for the people suffering from any kind of hearing disorder or are deaf. Converting your audio/ video content into written forms will make your content be accessible to them as well.

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Hey! I would like to know what is the best way to the following question - How can I tell drivers to watch out for me? - How can I tell drivers to take care of me? Thanks

Skeebdo is an App that teaches you english with the vocabulary from your favourite TV shows, Netflix series, movies and more. Here is a video with not only the review of the app with all its functions but also an exclusive interview with Skeebdo's developer in which he shares insights into the whole development process of the App. Enjoy! https://youtu.be/SJ1ZUjfdeQE

I love reading books in English, especially the classics. One of my favorite authors, I have to say, is Jane Austen, and Vladimir Nabokov (though he is Russian). I was wondering what yours were

Hi there, It's Shayan. I'm 16 years old and from Iran. Go ahead and contact me if you want so we chat and have some good time. Also I will be glad to teach you Persian if you want!

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Episoden is a free site where you can practice English speaking with people all around the world. The site also provides interesting topics to talk about. It has daily events and you can meet great people! I highly recommend it. It's not a free trial or anything, it's literally free. Plus, there are no ads!! Hope I can see some of you here!! https://www.episoden.com/main