Language/Tongue
Mother tongue as an enhancer of foreign language learning
... mother tongue, which initially contributed to errors in writing, can be used to help them improve their use of the foreign ...foreign language they need to stop thinking in Spanish and start thinking in ...
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Mastering the King’s Tongue. Language-Learning Dynamics among 18th-Century Basque Elites, a Context Proposal
... In this regard, we may wonder about the communities of origin. How did they experience this linguistic transformation? It is to be assumed that speakers of a standardised and prestigious language were proud to ...
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Interference of mother tongue in English language learning in students of seventh semester in language career at Universidad Nacional de Chimborazo in academic period april 2015 august 2015
... dominant language to be made the national ...the language itself has not yet evolved into a satisfactory tool for the expression of modern scientific ...local language can be used in almost all ...
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The path from a spanish monolingual school to and english-spanish/spanish-english bilingual school in the colombian context.
... a language different from their own, thus facilitating the construction of a democratic, critical and intercultural ...mother tongue to obtain communication skills when teaching a foreign language, ...
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The silence of the mother tongue and the ghosts of Ana Menéndez
... unifying language between her and her contemporaries who grew up together at a particular time in a particular ...a language which was mostly for insiders, a mix of English and Spanish that only her cohorts ...
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Native Language Interference in the Spoken Target Language: A Case Study of three (3) Speakers of English as a Foreing Language
... native tongue because of a lack of knowledge of the structure and the lexicon of the foreign ...target language might increase the frequency in the occurrence of such ...that language exists only ...
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Error analysis in written narratives by thai university students of elementary Spanish as foreign language
... In the 1960s and early 1970s, CA was –not surprisingly- very attractive because it seemed to incarnate the stone with which to kill two birds: not only could it explain the learners’ deviant responses but it could also ...
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Native Language Interference in the spoken target language: A case study of there speakers of english as a foreign language
... Previous studies on interference have already been done around the world. Carroll (1964) argues that “ the circumstances of learning a second language are like those of a mother tongue. Sometimes there are ...
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Support vector regression for tongue position inference
... second language learning programs and visual aids for articulatory training tasks in hearing for speech impaired children); low-bit rate coding due to the relatively slow movement of articulators [2] and; ...
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“Enfranchised” Language in Mulcaster’s Elementarie and Shakespeare’s Henry V
... one language within another is troubled by the fact that its difference is never completely erased, as Mulcaster admits that even though alien linguistic signs should be utilized, the mother tongue “semeth ...
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The Use of First Language in the Second-Language Classroom: A Support for Second Language Acquisition
... a language they have never been exposed to before, making the learning process a ...a language which is not well developed during writing, speaking, reading or listening activities, the cognitive system ...
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Understanding the dynamics around text production in an EFL classroom: A systemic functional approach
... Based on our experiences in the educational field and the theoretical basis that support the issue that we found, there are two main reasons why we decided to conduct this study: First, the fact that most of the students ...
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2014 Ardila Working memory
... Italian language was within the normal range, she was incapable of associating a familiar word with an unfamiliar item from another language (Russian) through auditory ...
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Book overview and Q&A with David Marsh, Victor Pavón-Vázquez, and María Jesús Frigols-Martín [Review of the book the higher education language landscape: Ensuring quality in english language degree programmes, Valencia, Spain: Viu]
... and/or language policy production are concerned, stating them in the form of possible Key Performance Indicators, which are measurable and may be used as a map towards quality international ...
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Project Work: Exploring Language Awareness in EFL Second Graders
... towards language enable them to want to learn more about ...about language is an emotional ...enhances language awareness when they have the intention of learning a language and they are ...
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Language Assessment Literacy: Implications for Language Teachers
... of language testing textbooks, Davies (2008) places the field within three components: knowledge, skills, and principles related to the assessment of language ...instill language testing with ...
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Electronic tongue technology applied to the analysis of grapes and wines
... electronic tongue, and up to the present time, numerous papers have been published on this technology, mainly applied to the analysis of food and beverages, as it is considered a novel technology that can ...
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Useful speaking strategies for improving communicative competence in CELE (A case study)
... As we know to develop the speaking skill is necessary to use some speaking strategies, but what are those speaking strategies? According to Davies &Pearse (2000) say that exist some clear implications for teaching ...
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Intercultural bilingual education to embera bedea students of first grade in belalcázar, caldas: a curriculum analysis
... The findings demonstrate that 90 % of the students are native indigenous, and 55 % are bilingual even some of them speak three languages. However, the minority language is avoided in the school due to its lack of ...
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Raising a Bilingual Child: Nurturing First Language Oral Skills at Home
... It‟s the first time that all pragmatic skills were observed taking into account all the discussions throughout the F.O.R.I sessions that student has had. As usually in this type of conversation that contains questions ...
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