#th pronunciation

[susanhorak]

#spoken_english #تعلم #learn_english #تعلم_الانجليزية تعليم انجليزي - المنهج الامريكي لتعليم اللغة الانجليزية - لهجة الامريكان السود لما بنيجي نتعلم لغة إنجليزية من خلال المنهج الامريكي لتعليم اللغة الانجليزية بنلاقي نفسنا قدام حيرة شديدة، نتعلم إنجليزي أمريكي ولا إنجليزي بريطاني؟ إيه فيهم أسهل من التاني؟ وإيه فيهم أهم؟ ويا ترى هل الفرق بينهم كبير لدرجة أنه ممكن يلخبطني وأنا بتعلم اللغة؟ المنهج الامريكي لتعليم اللغة الانجليزية زيه زي أي لغة في العالم هتلاقي فيه لهجات بعدد الدول والمدن كمان اللي بتسخدمه؛ لكن أشهر لهجتين معتمدتين اللهجة البريطانية واللهجة الأمريكية.. ولأنهم مجرد لهجتين للغة واحدة، فلازم نعرف أن لهجة الامريكان السود مش بيختلف كتير عن الأمريكي بالدرجة اللي ممكن تلخبطنا لكن بيكون فيه بعض الاختلافات البسيطة في طريقة النطق وقواعد اللغة.

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كيف اتعلم انجليزي - اسئلة الانترفيو - مهارات المقابلة الشخصية https://youtu.be/kFWQACcN3qU

كيف اتعلم انجليزي - انواع الجرائم - الجرائم https://youtu.be/Ir37srWpHiQ

تدريب اللغة الانجليزية - التعبير عن الالم - كلام عن الالم والجرح https://youtu.be/xfhlQ4zc-EM

تدريب اللغة الانجليزية - كلمات اساسية داخل الصف - الحوار https://youtu.be/kMbYTOsUUw8

دورات اللغة الانجليزية - ترجمة الى الانجليزية - المترجم الانجليزي https://youtu.be/-rHI9sGiFWQ

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[sesamenom]

Reverse Gondolin Tyelpe!

outfit inspired by this post by @thelien-art

[dire-vulture]

Dragon that is the hardest to pronounce

[jawz]

are you Jewish? no judgement just curious! saw your post and was pleasantly surprised

i'm not, but my girlfriend is <3 we are making a point to start some traditions now that we've lived together almost two years. i have cousins who are jewish so i have casually celebrated some holidays with them when i was a kid and teenager (i lived with them for a while) but this is my first time as an adult celebrating hanukkah in an intentional way.

i was raised catholic, my gf was raised secular, and we both have a wide variety of spiritual beliefs about nature etc but it's really nice to incorporate a larger tradition from her side of the family into our shared life together <3 i practiced the blessings a bunch tonight so i could sing it all correctly while i lit the menorah, let's hope my pronunciation gets better each night 😅

happy hanukkah to all who celebrate!! ✡️🕎☮️

[tomfoolerytime]

Top shabbos quotes

"You know what un shaloms your shabbat. Shabbat daagah!"

"Once you hear that sizzle (of the havdallah candle) I'm beating your ass"

"The second I see three stars it's over for you." "Light pollution is the only thing saving you right now"

"I'm going to learn the ashkenazi pronunciation and only use it when I sit next to you. Yisgadal vyiskadash." "Shabbat daagah" "Back to Egypt with you!"

"Baruch Hashem or whatever it is that jewish people say."

"You know what imma tell a bitch to spell yizkor"

"get ready to unshabbat my shalom with me (do havdallah)"

"If you get run over in the shul parking lot I'm sorry, but you're hashem's least favorite jew I don't make the rules."

[000marie198]

My mother told me years ago that English and Punjabi sort of fall under the same group (daughters of same mother, she called them). She had even told me many example words in both which mean the same thing and aren't derived from English because it's our local words from thousands of years old languages of this region, like Sansikrt

I know there would be similar or same words scattered throughout English.

Yet still whenever I discover a new word in English that's basically the exact same word we use in our language in routine (which I hadn't realized earlier bcoz of changed pronunciation), I get as giddy as a kid discovering a new color of butterfly

[mars-ipan]

we should give another letter of the english alphabet vowel status. i’d like to nominate the humble “h”

[astralprisms]

Help me name him

Some facts:

- from creche y'llek

- harbored by ko'kuu growing up, spared a culling at ko'kuu's intervention

- suffers debilitating chronic pain that nearly cost him his life as a liability; got vicious as a result

- actually a cleric but might become a warlock later to make a deal with his patron to lessen his pain

- possibly worships loviatar or ilmater

- possible galemancer

- Orpheus-aligned endgame

[a-lonely-dunedain]

This meme is only funny if you try to sing it out loud

[autistic-katara]

dont ask me why but W should be pronounced “Wee” not “Double You”

[voidimp]

asked some friends for name suggestions for an oc but i cant decide so its time for a poll :)

nvm their name is alix now bc the pronunciation thing was too annoying lmao

[ereh-emanresu-tresni]

Lowkey tempted to start using þ and ð

[amarantoestrella]

It feels so funny as a Puerto Rican to be made fun of for our dialect/accent when the people who made the language all have fucking lisps on purpose.

Me teneith thin cojoneth!

[mathmusicreading]

Xiè Lián: My surname is Xiè, my first name is Lián. Huā Chéng: You can call me your third husband. Xiè Lián: What happened to my first two husbands?!

I learned Huā Chéng was having Xiè Lián call him "husband" from Ty the Canasian on Kictor's YouTube, I found this when I was trying to corroborate the linguistics, and I indulged and bought the official Seven Seas Entertainment (translator and editor are on Tumblr!) English translations of the books so here's further confirmation from Volume 1:

ETA:

I made this post private because I was unhappy with it (misspelling/misformatting Wúmíng, knowing I wouldn't have good reach for larger and less biased sample size even if I could have tagged better for the fandoms and characters if Tumblr organized by more than the first five tags), but I'm making it public again since it finished and so did the similar poll that fun-mxtx-polls was kind enough to make for me.

Not to bias towards the first option, just to explain it, the first option and why I wanted this poll come from the naming pattern trivia for MXTX's love interests/male leads/gongs, which I think you can best read on Huā Chéng's page on the Heaven Official's Blessing/Tiān Guān Cì Fú wikia. I'm just using that as my citation given:

I'm not sure if MXTX has discussed this meta in-joke somewhere and if so, where.

The SSE Glossary: Terminology note (all volumes of all three MXTX novels) only explains the second and third gongs, and implies MXTX is doing this purposefully. Lán Wàngjī's wikia page explains only the three published gongs, and implies this started from fandom phenomena creating a proto-stage pattern (if you subscribe to "one is chance, two is coincidence, three is a pattern"). Huā Chéng's page linked above is the odd man out and so probably incorrect about Lán-èr-gē vs. Lán-èr-gēge, but it goes above and beyond by explaining the fourth gong, and it uses the most neutral language regarding this trivia.

I think citation is unnecessary for "gē" (哥 | 哥) meaning "big brother" and in certain contexts having the connotation or meaning of "eldest brother" (admittedly my unverified inference), "èr" (二 | 二) meaning "two", and "sān" (三 | 三) meaning "three".

I actually like so much because I like to think if it could use more wordplay and less literalism. Please forgive me for being a poor reader not remembering exactly, not buying the TGCF raws yet, not being able to buy the SVSSS and MDZS raws, and only being able to find old fan translations/interpretations of MXTX's fourth novel preview, but let me explain:

I believe Luò Bīnghé isn't being called "Luò Bīnghé-gē" (or rather "Bīng-gē" since I think? it's more usual to use the suffix with the single/first character of a person's given name, not with their full name, especially when the full name is three (or more? some of my reading has mentioned two-character last names but I didn't find if culture was strict about then making the given name be only one character) characters) for the usual reasons to address someone with "gē", but actually the PIDW!Luò Bīnghé is being called Luò Bīnggē (or "Bīng-gē") because he's more aggressive than canon/SVSSS!Luò Bīnggē who when being differentiated gets called Luò Bīngmèi (or "Bīng-mèi"), and I love that "very fitting reasoning for the naming, not strictly literal and not so bound to literal".

Then with Lán Wàngjī, I see the opportunity that his nickname could have used the natural naming of "erhua is used as a diminutive suffix", and the "er" would have been homophonous with "èr" (二 | 二) for "two" for him being the second gong, and homophonous to the potential "proper address for him as the second Lán son/brother".

In the most literal sense, you'll notice that the gongs so far have had their nicknames be using "(big) brother" and Huā Chéng's uses láng (郎 | 郎) "son" (his stated meaning, although it can also mean "man" and "husband" and the latter is how we can interpret he wanted it to be when coming from Xiè Lián). There's nothing wrong with that and the numbers are perfectly probable, and would still be so as they grow, but also they could feel more like "contrived" coincidence, which is part of my wanting to get away from literalism a little bit, not just my loving clever wordplay. With Huā Chéng, I don't have a homophone I can use for punning like with Lán Wàngjī, or really the "cultural language use where literal suffixes/honorifics get used figuratively for XYZ purposes", but I can make it fit with character interpretation. To me, Sān Láng doesn't have to be "Third Son" because "he has two older brothers" and in fact we aren't sure that he was telling the truth about that—instead, I think Huā Chéng could be being clever with not just getting Xiè Lián to call him (Third/surname "Three") Husband but in saying his name is "Third Man" because this is the third alias he gives Xiè Lián. (Some additional feels this gives me: It's like he's saying he's the same person Xiè Lián met before, that they shared all of that experience and it mattered, that he's the final form of that person wanting to be with Xiè Lián, that he's like a fairy-tale character with many names and forms and a true name and form and all along there was a trick or thread to follow in knowing and identifying him.) It just works out so perfectly because of the third way he introduces himself to Xiè Lián matching him being the third gong, and also the fairy-tale significant number of "three".

Finally, with the fourth gong, I've looked at Suika's TGCF Afterword translation, a NovelUpdates MDZS spoilers forum post by K.san crossposted to the Grim Reapers Have No Days Off spoilers forum by alexfilia, a reply to this post in r/tianguancifu by u/chenmochou, and also this post in r/tianguancifu by u/Loud_Daikon6167 which cites a TikTok I can't see either because of TikTok's thing about opening to a random page/the homepage or I assume the TikTok being removed or locked. Given the first NovelUpdates post maybe having more of a direct translation compared to the first Reddit post, it's still not definitive to me whether this is "actually more of a fandom thing, with MXTX acknowledging and participating in it enough to help make it possible" or it's "MXTX doing this on purpose with her name choices and character traits, whether she meant to have the pattern from the start or later, and yes could have been influenced by fandom" because I think "Other: 四少" is probably about the male lead(s) compared to it following "Protagonist: the uke's name is not determined yet" so it doesn't seem like the fandom came up with a nickname out of whole cloth. "Four young masters" is perfectly probable and could be equally reasonable, and "four ikemen" could even follow in reasonability; in fact it could be more likely and realistic since this is a modern setting, which would have different use of "young master" to me, and because we believe the gong to be the regular human and the shou to be the grim reaper. But for the wordplay, I would have liked it if the gong were the grim reaper and the "four theme naming" came from the famous "sì" (四 | 四) meaning "four" is homophonous with "sǐ" (死 | 死) meaning "die/death" and the latter being used in the Chinese for "grim reaper"/"death god".

[susanhorak]

#spoken_english #تعلم #learn_english #تعلم_الانجليزية تعلم الإنجليزية - انطق TH صح - تعلم الطريقة الصحيحة لنطق TH كتير من الناس بتنطق TH بطريقة مش سليمة هنعرف في الفيديو دة ازاي انطقها بشكل صحيح تعلم الطريقة الصحيحة لنطق TH

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المزيد من الدروس المفيدة انطق TH صح - تعلم الطريقة الصحيحة لنطق TH https://youtu.be/wLyjOOsh-jg

الحب والعلاقات وال crush ونهى طلبه https://youtu.be/li7bs0_Bkhw

إنهاء العلاقة بالانجلش - الكلام عن ال EX https://youtu.be/N4FhDWOl4aw

زمن الماضى البسيط - past simple tense https://youtu.be/YrBi4L0YzEk #مواقع_تعليم_انجليزي #برامج_تعليم_انجليزي #تعلم_اللغة_الانجليزية #تعلم #spoken_english #english_speaking_course_online #spoken_english_in_telugu #نهي_طلبة , Noha Tolba

[holytrickster]

also i finally finished the silm earlier and oh my god i understood narn i chin hurin so much better this time. like i know the whole thing isn't included but the fact the main parts are mentioned *after* i knew who the heck everyone in it was and where everything was happening made it so much more understandable now than when i first read it back when i was like 14 bc i went like hobbit -> lotr -> children of hurin with a lot of time in between where i forgot stuff