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I just learned the term 'duplicative plurality' which reminded me of my first trip to Malaysia. From overhearing people and reading signs I noticed that they have so many words that are simply constructed by repeating some word. The particular one I remember is 'jalan jalan'. I remember that time I started thinking about that we have similar construct in Persian. Not only we repeat words to indicate plurality we also might change the second word to indicate assorted plurality. I have always been interested in how words are shaped. Even from early childhood my brain could automatically recognise the way a word is shaped. Sometimes learning about words root feels like the joy you will have after solving a puzzle. Like the word for 'curious' in Persian literally means 'exploring corners' but one might not naturally notice it's funny root. So one reason for my passion to learn languages is because I love words. I wonder if there is a word for a person who loves words? Examples of duplicative plurality: Jalan Jalan(Bahasa): to walk around Door door(Persian): to drive around Khenzel penzel(Persian): assorted hoarded items Charand parand(Persian): nonsense talking Joor vaa joor(Persian): of varying kinds, various Sar aa sar(Persian): from one head to another head, comprehensive, global, national Do you have these kind of words in your language:
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Korean to English dictionary and tips on how to use it
I have been studying Korean for a while. I am looking for a paid mobile app that does a good job in giving me the meanings even if I am not entering the base form of a verb or noun. Because the way I will use it is to enter a word from a text I have just read.
Ideally I want it to have native pronunciation and sample examples.
I tried Naver but it is complicated and acts weird.
Any suggestion? Or you other beginners what method do you use to find the meanings of new words?
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جمله "به تو دلگیرم" یعنی چی؟ امروز داشتم یک آهنگ تاجیک رو گوش میدادم و جمله "به تو دلگیرم" در شعر این آهنگ توجه من رو جلب کرد. اگه من بودم میگفتم "از تو دلگیرم". حالا برام سوال شده که چطور "به" در جمله فوق به کار رفته است؟ آیا در پارسی تاجیکی "به" معنای "از" میدهد؟ دلگیر معنای دلبسته دارد؟
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جمله "به تو دلگیرم" به چه معناست؟ امروز داشتم یک آهنگ تاجیک رو گوش میدادم و جمله "به تو دلگیرم" در شعر این آهنگ توجه من رو جلب کرد. اگه من بودم میگفتم "از تو دلگیرم". حالا برام سوال شده که چطور "به" در جمله فوق به کار رفته است؟ آیا در پارسی تاجیکی "به" معنای "از" میدهد؟
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Do you think people should be obliged to work 65 hours a week? No need to say, to afford the living expenditure we need to work. However we should not sacrifice our life for the work. In my honest opinion, the work/life balance is an important factor of a healthy lifestyle. So, I think obliging people to work more than 40 hours a week is unfair and ruins their life. Even from the perspective of the employer, extra working hours, although is promising more works done sooner, however the results are revers. Due to the fact that human will tire after some hours of work, and this tireness cause them to lose their efficiency. So if people work more than their limits they start to produce poor quality results. In conclusion, I am against the idea to force people work a lot. Instead I suggest to pay attention to work efficiency.
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Introduction Hi to all, I have a great passion for languages (not only human languages but also computer languages as well). I speak Persian fluently as this my mother tongue. Currently, I am willing to improve my English skills, specially speaking and writing. To say more about myself, I live with my wonderful wife in Melbourne and my daily job is web/software development. I like cooking, mainly Persian cuisine. Thanks for reading my notebook.
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