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    Interview with a Bilingual

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    report presents an interview with a bilingual called H.D . H.D. is a daughter of a Turkish immigrant family who lived in Australia for 12 years .H.D. gives examples from her personal life about how she became bilingual background ‚ the challenges of second language acquisition ‚ benefits and the role of languages in her life. H.D was asked the following questions : (a) Could you please explain how you became bilingual? (b) Could you describe the bilingual environment you grew up in? (c) Which

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    impossible.He starts to play with their friend in “la plaza”-The park-in which he did not play much because he was skinny guy with no balance.Then he found an abandoned soccer field hidden in the rainforest and starts playing with this “ghost” called keeper who helps him to get better.Then‚ Omar Ortiz turns 15 years old and start working with his dad. He could not practice anymore but after every session of work he used to play a soccer game with his partners.One day some directors of soccer camp

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    University‚ published a preface called “Bilingual lives‚ bilingual experience” in Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development‚ in which she claims that a bilingual faces some problems in expressing and distinguishing between emotions on both languages. She gives the example of her Polish-English background and supports that often people who are bilingual make confusions regarding the cultural and deeper meaning of emotions. However‚ I argue that a bilingual learns to perceive the world in a

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    Bilingual Essay

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    Bilingual Essay What does bilingual means? A bilingual is involving or using of two different languages. Nowadays‚ most people are actually bilingual. The most used and common language is English which is the universal language. The majority off the world’s population can speak and understand English language. Being able to understand and speak two different languages is a talent. It is an extra factor to one’s personality‚ and it could also help one to build-up one’s self-esteem and confidence

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    Being Bilingual

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    people who hear me speak Spanish (my mother tongue is English) that I am fluent in it. That alone should be enough for me to call myself bilingual. However‚ I have encountered numerous situations over the years where I felt completely lost in Spanish. So‚ if I am so fluent‚ why would this happen to me? The answer is a simple but often overlooked one. Bilinguals usually acquire and use their second ( or third or fourth) language for specific purposes and when they get outside of this specific linguistic

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    Bilingual Education

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    States. According to the United States Census Bureau‚ inhabitants of the United States speak a total of 382 different languages. Language adds to the diversity of the country. Due to the various types of languages spoken in the United States‚ being bilingual has become a necessity. Parents play a major role in their children’s education. Encouraging students to learn another language can become extremely beneficial for the student in the long-run. Having the ability to speak multiple languages makes

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    opinionated judgement that can create tough misconceptions of certain people‚ which many times are easily recognized and understood by others who share the same views. In "Black men in public spaces" by Brent Staples‚ and in " The Myth of A Latin Woman " by Cofer‚ the authors talk about stereotypes and the different but similar expierences they both encounter. Brent Staples explains how people classify him as being a robber or a rapist‚ just for being a young‚ black male. Staples starts off his essay with

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    lessons taught to you and you use them in your everyday life? Well‚ Rudolfo Anaya and Judith Ortiz Cofer’s stories do just that. In Anaya’s story‚ he writes about how he grew up with his grandfather‚ working on land and learning about his ancianos. Anaya’s grandfather was a man with great wisdom and taught a lot about his background‚ he only said a few words‚ and was remembered mostly for his silence. In Ortiz Cofer’s story‚ it started off as a selfish young girl named Constancia giving zero respect

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    Bilingual Education

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    Aria: A Memoir of a Bilingual Childhood Not having really pondered over bilingual education before‚ I must admit I did not have a formed opinion concerning this issue. Of course‚ I was aware of the ‘phenomenon’ of bilingual children but I have never spent much time reflecting whether they should receive formal education in their mother tongue or whether they should learn in the language of their present surroundings. The decision is not an easy one to make‚ but I have set my mind against the

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    Judith and Holofernes

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    Judith and Holofernes The story of Judith and Holofernes from the book of Vulgate demonstrates the extraordinary power a woman can possess. Judith‚ the heroine of the story‚ saves her town from destruction as the author conveys her strength‚ faith‚ and determination throughout her quest against the tyrannical Holofernes by using various archetypes and themes. Before the actual story of Judith begins‚ the author provides some background information. The exposition is set in the great city of Ninevah

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