No matter which part of the continent a child is in, what language does he/she follows at home, the first word that every child learns to speak is 'mother'. Let's take a look at how the word 'mother' is called out in different languages. Mom In Different Languages...
She will definitely be thrilled by this! If you are wondering how the word 'mother' is said in different languages, then go through the section below where the word mother is listed in different languages. Ways Of Saying Mother In Different Languages Afrikaans: Moeder, Ma Albanian: Nënë,...
Every year, UNESCO (联合国教科文组织) chooses a different theme and holds different events. 78 An official of UNESCO pointed out in a speech on an International Mother Language Day that mother languages "shaped millions of developing young minds". 79 She also says that it's important that ...
There are more than 4,000 official languages in this world. Some of the richest languages are English, Arabic, French, Russian, Chinese, Persian, Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Hebrew and German. Among all those languages Bengali has occupied a special position due to its language movement. More than...
In this paper I will be drawing on several texts in different European languages mostly British, possibly American English and French, but also Lithuanian in order to try and understand how and why mothers fall into one category or another, how that affects their maternal subjectivities, their ...
Every year, UNESCO (联合国教科文组织) chooses a different theme and holds different events. 38 An official of UNESCO pointed out in a speech on an International Mother Language Day that mother languages "shaped millions of developing young minds". 39 She also says that it's important that ...
different aspects,this paper discusses mutual influences of mother tongue and foreign languages and the current foreign language teaching situation.It is proposed that the relations among different languages,especially between Chinese and English,should be treated in the vision of ecological linguistics;...
in the programme. Professor Lera Boroditsky is a cognitive scientist who was a guest on the BBC World Service programme, The Conversation. She was asked about why we use the term ‘mother tongue’ in English. Professor Lera Boroditsky Different languages actually do it differently, but definitely...
We considered two different accounts. One emphasizes theof parental responsiveness, regardless of its form; the other, theaccount, emphasizes the preparedness of both infants and parents to respond in specific ways to particular forms of behaviour in their partner. We videotaped mother-infant ...
The purpose of the present study was to find out to what extent the instructors in the School of Foreign Languages at Pamukkale University use mother tongue in their classes. We attempted to find out whether their mother tongue use changes according to different variables, for which functions ...