Speak to Me

figurés.) • To speak : parler • To speak up : parler fort, se faire entendre • To speak down (to someone) : se montrer condescendant (envers quelqu' un) • To speak for (someone) : parler à la place de (quelqu' un), soutenir (quelqu' un) • To put : poser, mettre • To put away : ranger • To put down : poser, abaisser, dénigrer • To put out : sortir (quelque chose) • To put on : mettre (vêtements etc), taquiner (quelqu' un) • To put off : enlever • To turn : tourner • To turn on : allumer

for describing the language communication with the words. Whereas, the second refers to the messages given or received without speaking, we give information with the body language and facial expressions. We can ask if communication is confronted on any inconvenient. That is why; the content will take place into two parts: after having seen the barrier of communication, we will find solution which can improve it and to become a perfect discussion. Although, communication is inevitable for an individual

1- In next to no time, the driving instructor had been able to assess the situation. The passer-by could have been run over if the car had not stopped. 2- He can’t have forgotten to come; he is not that absent-minded. I am sure he would have come if he had been able to. 3- He has been in London for several weeks and he has not yet been able to make friends. 4- When I first went to Spain, I could read Spanish but I couldn’t speak it. 5- The Home Secretary will speak carefully

published in 2003 and it quickly became a best seller. According to the Daily Telegraph “it’s an original and hilarious novel”. It was loved by the critics and it also won the prestigious man booker prize which is British prize. It was written by Yann Martel a Canadian author, who is a globe trotter so he’s very open-minded. He wrote two other novels but they were failures. He was inspired to write this novel while he was inspired to write this novel while he was staying in India. Mr Martel used his

& tense. *Breathy & thin: this voice type sounds unreliable & weak to the ear - though it could just be that you are not using your resonator (your vocal cavity/the exhaust) effectively. *Fast: You may sound inconsiderate if your voice is just running through the speech. *Mumble: Certain racial groups/language groups tend to mumble a lot more than others; swallowing words and not really opening their mouths when they speak. They often don't come out strongly as a result. These people may give

celebrated across 45 countries in Europe to celebrate linguistic diversity and the benefits of being able to speak another language. Through celebrating this day, it is hoped to increase awareness and appreciation of other languages and to encourage lifelong language learning. Learning other peoples’ languages is a way of helping us to understand each other better and overcome differences. Language learning brings many benefits, there have never been more opportunities to work or study abroad and many businesses

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help me… : Je me demandais si vous pourriez m’aider…. Excuse me, would it be possible for you to… : Excusez moi, serais t-il possible pour vous de … Voyage loisir ou voyage affaire (Aller à la rencontre d’une nouvelle personne) Hello, my name is… it’s really nice to meet you : Bonjour, mon nom est… enchanté de faire votre connaissance I’m pleased to meet you : Ravi de vous rencontrer It’s very nice to meet you : Très heureux de vos rencontrer Hello, I don’t think we’ve met, what’s your name?

Introduction: Today we are going to speak about a great man who has an important role in the liberation of African americans. Malcom X was born the 19 May 1925 and he died the 21 February 1965. He is also known as El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz or Malcom Little. When he was young, he was nicknamed "Red" for his hair color. We will speak about the name of Malcom X later. Malcom X was a fomous advocate for the right of the African americans, he had accused the united states of america for crimes against

Foreign language 1 Foreign language A foreign language is a language indigenous to another country. It is also a language not spoken in the native country of the person referred to, i.e. an English speaker living in Japan can say that Japanese is a foreign language to him or her. These two characterizations do not exhaust the possible definitions, however, and the label is occasionally applied in ways that are variously misleading or factually inaccurate. Some children learn more than one