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239, 54600 Vandoeuvre-lès-Nancy, France { bousselm,fohr,illina,jph }@loria.fr ABSTRACT This paper presents a fully automated approach for the recognition of non native speech based on acoustic model modification. For a native language (LM) and a spoken language (LP), pronunciation variants of the phones of LP are automatically extracted from an existing non native database. These variants are stored in a confusion matrix between phones of LP and sequences of phones of LM. This confusion concept

Hindi, but if we _______ stayed in India longer.... a) were b) are c) will d) had 57: I _________ have spoken it pretty well. a) will b) would c) must 74: "You were driving too fast, _______you?" the policeman said. a) did b) didn't c) weren't d) wasn't 75: You told me you had spent 7 hours on the ferry, _____ you" a) did b) hadn't c) didn't d) weren't 76: It was said she couldn't read a word; _____ it? a) could b) can't c) wasn't d) was 77: You think this is too easy, ________ you? a) do b) don't

words; for he who lacks wit shall never learn though his words flow ne'er so fast. 28. Wise he is deemed who can question well, and also answer back: the sons of men can no secret make of the tidings told in their midst. 29. Too many unstable words are spoken by him who ne'er holds his peace; the hasty tongue sings its own mishap if it be not bridled in. 30. Let no man be held as a laughing-stock, though he come as guest for a meal: wise enough seem many while they sit dry-skinned and are not put to proof

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vocabulary lessons. Although vocabulary is no longer tested in discrete items in this section two, there are also vocabulary in context questions in the reading comprehension section. These exercises will improve your ability to use context to choose the word that best fits into a sentence. Reading Exercises: Complete the following sentences by filling in the blanks with vocabulary Items (A), (B), or (C) according to the context of the sentence. The first one is done as as example. 1- Rationing is

language. Some words may be imitative of natural sounds, but others may come from expressions of emotion, such as laughting or crying.  Words alone have no meaning.  Only people can put meaning into words.  Over 3,000 languages and major dialects are spoken in the world today. The huge variety of languages usually creates difficulties between different languages, but even within a single language there can be many problems in understanding. These misunderstanding are emphasised because people uses the

7 Bibliography * 8 See also * 9 External links | [edit] Etymology Toots Hibbert, lead singer of the Maytals. The 1967 edition of the Dictionary of Jamaican English lists reggae as "a recently estab. sp. for rege", as in rege-rege, a word that can mean either "rags, ragged clothing" or "a quarrel, a row".[1] Reggae as a musical term first appeared in print with the 1968 rocksteady hit "Do the Reggay" by The Maytals, but it was already being used in Kingston, Jamaica as the name of

en Europe et enfin au Mali et au Burkina Faso, d'après une version racontée à Mohr parMamadou Kouyaté29. En 2010, l'écrivain guinéen Issiaka Diakité-Kaba publie une réécriture de l'épopée en pièce de théâtre, Sunjata, The Lion: The Day When The Spoken Word Was Set Free / Soundjata, Le Lion : Le jour où la parole fut libérée, qui paraît aux États-Unis chez Outskirts Press. La pièce est écrite en vers libres, en français et en anglais, et est destinée à être mise en scène avec un accompagnement musical

Prêt à manger. Bars like Bar HA HA HA are everywhere, but it is not the same concept. To conclude, this meeting was really useful for our project and we learned a lot about Brown‘s advantages from other restaurants. Waiter’s interview We have spoken with a waiter Jamie just to have his point of view about conditions of working and the specificity of working at Browns. He really likes working here because “it‘s very peace full and very nice “. Everybody is friendly, that it is the difference

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