Paternal
paternal /pəˈtɚnl/ adjective 1 of or relating to a father He did not neglect his paternal responsibilities after the divorce. He offered them some paternal [=fatherly] advice. 2 always used before a noun : related through
Literature
Literature
Literature
Literature
Language Learning
Language Learning
Relation to native language acquisition Relation to native language acquisitionLanguage Learning The relation of foreign
Language Learning
Language Learning
Relation to native language acquisition Relation to native language acquisitionLanguage Learning The relation of foreign
Learning foreign languages in a natural native-like way is a long and complex undertaking. Your whole person is affected as you struggle to reach beyond the confines of your mother tongue and into a new language, a new culture, a new way of thinking, feeling and acting.
Learning foreign languages in a natural native-like way is a long and complex undertaking. Your whole person is affected as you struggle to reach beyond the confines of your mother tongue and into a new language, a new culture, a new way of thinking, feeling and acting.
linguistics
linguistics
linguistics
linguistics
Paul Grice
Biography Linguists Paul Grice Name Paul Grice Born 13 March 1913 Died 28 August 1988
Ferdinand Mongin de saussure
Biography Linguists Ferdinand de Saussure Name Ferdinand de Saussure Born 26 November 1857 Died 22
Leonard Bloomfield
Biography Linguists Leonard Bloomfield Name Leonard Bloomfield Born April 1, 1887 Died April 18, 1949
Eve Vivienne Clark
Biography Linguists Eve Vivienne Clark Name Eve Vivienne Clark Born July 26, 1942 Linguists Color,
Noam Chomsky
Biography Linguists Avram Noam Chomsky Name Avram Noam Chomsky Born December 7, 1928 Died 2008
Edward Sapir
Biography Linguists Edward Sapir Name Edward Sapir Born January 26, 1884 Died February 4, 1939
Word of the day
"Being a polyglot is not a label, a title, a prize that one wins and then puts in the drawer. It is a way of life, a path to follow, a philosophy of life. It is a constant work and reflection on one’s limits and possibilities; but first and foremost a journey into the richness of humanity."
Mot du jour
Jeter
jeter : v. Lancer. Claire jette la balle et le chien la lui rapporte. Les enfants applaudissaient et jetaient leurs bonnets en l’air. Jeter quelque chose, c’est s’en débarrasser, s’en