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[duey]

what's the definition and history for the word "forenstic" using atleast two different sources: Oxford English Dictionary and Anatomy of Motive by John Douglas...

Please helpp....

[duey]

or help me write a cathy phrase to introduce the word Forensic...please..

[Vinh Le]

go here for definition and other stuff.

http://www.m-w.com/

[Knog23]

Hy vọng là bạn có thể tìm được những thông tin bổ ích:

http://caag.state.ca.us/bfs/index.htm

Chúc may mắn,

Namcali

[nam31]

what is the definition
- direct communication
- indirect communication

[nam31]

Try to write a bieft statement of what this quotation means to you

" To know another's language and not his culture is a very good way to make a fluent fool of one's self. "

Xin help

[manheim]

Originally posted by nam31
Try to write a bieft statement of what this quotation means to you

" To know another's language and not his culture is a very good way to make a fluent fool of one's self. "

Xin help

To me, the statement represents the fallacy of trying to be fluent in another language. Sometimes, a person learns a language but does not attach that language to the culture that it came from. Learning the verbal part of language does no good in understanding the culture it came from; it would be as though you wanted the impersonate someone from that culture when you really don't know anything about the culture itself.

On a more practical basis, much of learning a language deals with learning the nuances of the culture that speakes it. For example, when learning a language, you can learn every word possible, but without knowing which words to use, you could really offend someone.

The moral of the statement could be (its really a different opinion from person to person) that being fluent in a language does make a person fully "fluent" in the culture that the language ties to; instead, he/she could just be a "wanna-be" member of that culture (hence the "fool") and be ignorant.

Hope this helps!:)

[nam31]

Cám ơn đã chia sẽ về cái quotation đó theo ý bạn

[nam31]

Define the following words that are used for different types of celebration in the American culture. What is being celebrated, why the event is taking place, and who would be hosting or paying for these celebrations.
" Bachelor party " " Baby shower " " Rehearsal dinner "
" Engagement party " " Weddinng shower " " 50th wedding anniversary "

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