U know kids come here and read AD, why do u need to use this word?
U know kids come here and read AD, why do u need to use this word?
sorry, how do i edit it?
I've dealt with the same issue in college. One of my professors had a one-on-one session with her students to talk about a recent paper that was done. When she met with me, she asked me if a tutor, teacher, or parent did my homework or helped me with my homework. I was like, "Eh? No, this is my own writing... in my own words." She was shocked because my writing was better than most of the hearing students. She said that most of the hearing students wrote like they were video gamers or online bloggers.
The same thing happened with my thesis project. My advisor actually thought that I had a lot of help with my writing. The only person that looked at my project was my mentor and she helped me a little. My advisor said that a lot of other students in the program wrote like they were in computer class or speaking in internet lingo.
Sure, I speak in internet lingo or computer language... but only when appropriate. No, I'm not a computer geek or a grammar nazi. I simply do what fits the occasion.
It's a popular MMORPG (massive multiplayer online role-playing game). It's based on the Warcraft series.I know I'm *really* late coming into this thread, but I wanted to ask a question. Call me clueless, but what is WoW?
It's a popular MMORPG (massive multiplayer online role-playing game). It's based on the Warcraft series.
wow = world of warcraft. its the biggest online multi-player game.
A school in Oakland decided to treat Ebonics as a second language and it wound up with as much flack as the ones that tried to eliminate it.
Actually, if we can't even spell out own language... then we shouldn't bother trying to learn other languages. Some cultures take spelling and wording very seriously.Whilst I do prefer proper English spelling to "skwl" and "skool" and stuff, I do think English is in dire need of a spelling reform, but not an extreme one where we make the language 100% phonetic or something, because basically, that won't work.
Instead we should be attempting to follow the way of people who speak similar languages; The Germans, the Dutch, Afrikaans, Swedish, Norwegian and more. We should be looking at how to make our language more regular over time as opposed to phonetic.
And, we should all revert from the great vowel shift :P Or even use better combinations than grayt or kombineyshnz and kombayn or something, because, well, that looks stupid. Most people don't want to learn the language all over again, so we could go with slight reforms over time.
One, could be the conversion of "ph" to "f" (because the sound is an F in Greek and in English), [phone->fone, Phobos->Fobos] and maybe the conversion of 'tion' and 'sion' into one, for example 'tsion' or just 'sion', but I'm not sure about 'shon' or 'schon' or 's[c]hen'. Example: emotion -> emotsion/emosion/emoshon, emoschon, emoschen. Emosion looks best, don't you think?
What do you guys think?
Actually, if we can't even spell out own language... then we shouldn't bother trying to learn other languages. Some cultures take spelling and wording very seriously.
Remember the movie The Last Boy Scout? While trying to alert another car of a bomb, the character wrote "BOM" on a piece of paper in a hurry. He ended up getting shot at. The driver then said, "You were writing 'fuck you' in Polish!"
Another example... even though there's nothing wrong with saying "hi" to your friend named Jack. It's not appropriate to say, "Hi, Jack!" on a crowded airplane.
Hahaha...i remember that movie. thats funny. or is it phunny?