Why bother learning different languages when we can communicate through thought? In 2050, language barriers are a thing of the past. It's all about understanding each other, no matter where you're from. 相关知识点:
Why do you learn a foreign language? First of all, believe it or not, it helps to improve your native language. As a person who 【小题1】 (说) only one language you have no basis for comparison. In different languages the same idea is often e 【小题2】 in different ways. Knowing...
1. bother to do something费心做某事 2. channel /tfenl/ (v.)引导,形成,塑造 3. acid trip(俚)迷幻之旅 4. so to speak 可以这么说,打个比方说 5. marvelously /'ma:rvelesli/ (adv.)奇迹般地,不可思议地 6. enticing /in' taisun/ (adj.)迷人的,诱人的 7. fraught /fr:t/ (adj.)忧虑...
It is commonly thought that humans speak different languages simply because the languages drifted apart due to the gradual accumulation of changes. We challenge this assumption by reviewing evidence that language diversification may also occur as languages adapt to different environments. Social context, ...
We could ask this same question of the entire globe. People don't speak one universal language, or even a handful. Instead, today our species collectively speaks over 7,000 distinct languages. And these languages are not spread randomly across the planet. For example, far more languages are...
And yesterday, I took the underground which you refer to as “subway”, and tomorrow I will have to hire a car, what you say “rent” and drive on the right of the road! The wrong side of the road! W: We don’t drive on the wrong side — you do!
Along with all of the physical and behavioral changes this may have caused, researchers also believe it may have changed the way we speak.(我们为什么要这样说话?这可能要追溯到我们的祖先离开丛林来到开阔平原的时候。在530万到1600万年前,非洲的地貌从茂密的森林变成了开阔的草原。这种环境变化把我们的...
"The man who is filled with the Holy Spirit speaks in different languages. These different languages are different ways of witnessing to Christ, such as humility, poverty, patience and obedience; we speak in those languages when we reveal in ourselves these virtues to others. Actions speak loude...
Here’s a question for you: In what world do “baraag,”“toot,”“toerroe,”“baaa,”“paoh-paoh,” and “u-u-u” all mean the same thing? It’s in the wild world of animal sounds and how they’re expressed in differenthumanlanguages. ...
Learning a language, not only phonetics, grammar, phrases and idioms should be mastered, but also how the people who speak this language value the world must be understood—that is culture. So we can say language teaching is in essence culture teaching. For example, ‘zhishifenzi’ and ‘int...