I am a dog trainer and am interested in the translations of these verbal cues/commands.
Sit
Stay
Come/Here
Lay Down/Down
Wait
Let's Go
Walk
Heel
Run
Go away
I have my plate more than enough full at the moment trying to learn Korean and Arabic, but am always looking for the next language to think about. I know at some point I want to learn at least one Indian language some point after I learn Arabic. The nice thing about Hindi is that I can learn Urdu at the same time, which uses a modified version of an alphabet I am already familiar with. But I really love the way Sanskrit sounds and can be written in so many different scripts, it is truly amazing! I suppose that so can Hindi if you really wanted to, but other than Urdu I haven't seen it be in anything other than Devangari. I understan that Hindi has more speakrs than Sanskrit and thus would be more useful, but I also wonder that if I learn Sanskrit I would be able to understand Hindi? It is m understanding that it was a parent to Hindi, although the Hindu texts are in Sanskrit and Pali rather than Hindi? So basically, if I have misundertsood anything, please let me know and please help me think about this topic. Which should I lern?
I have recently heard from two elderly people how they feel as though it would be more difficult to learn a language in their old age then if they had been younger. I was wondering about this what some of your eperiences are. Do you find that it is more diffuclt because it is harder to remember things or do you find that it keeps your mind active and helps you to remember things? I hope I do not offend anyone with this, but I am very curious as to what the case is
Hi, so I have seen a few episodes of a Korean drama revolving around the kidnapping of a little girl named Saet-Byul. The other thing that stands out is a character that is in some manner involved in the kidnapping or something else heinous and he wears a red suit and black shirt. Does anyone know this drama's name?
