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Verzeichnis:Englisch/Ähnliche Wörter Englisch–Deutsch Ähnliche Wörter mit gleicher Bedeutung Englisch-Deutsch (mindestens eine Bedeutung ist gleich) Similar words with the same meaning in English and German (at least one meaning is the same) Identische Wörter (die Schreibweise ist exakt gleich)[Bearbeiten] Identical words Adjektive · adjectives[Bearbeiten] Substantive · nouns[Bearbeiten] Länder, Regionen, Orte · countries, regions, places[Bearbeiten] Andere · others[Bearbeiten] Verben: Endung -(e)n im Deutschen[Bearbeiten] Unterschiede: Endung -(e)n bei deutschen Verben Groß-/Kleinschreibung[Bearbeiten] Unterschiede: Groß-/Kleinschreibung Leerzeichen, Bindestriche[Bearbeiten] Unterschiede: Leerzeichen, Bindestriche, Groß-/Kleinschreibung c/k, sh/sch, ph/f[Bearbeiten] Unterschiede: Groß-/Kleinschreibung, Endung -(e)n bei deutschen Verben, c/k, sh/sch, ph/f e am Ende hinzufügen[Bearbeiten] Unterschiede: e am Ende hinzufügen, Groß-/Kleinschreibung, c/k, sh/sch, ph/f e am Ende entfernen[Bearbeiten] Doppelbuchstaben im deutschen Wort[Bearbeiten] y/ie[Bearbeiten]
Learning Foreign Languages boosts brain power OK so this is nothing new and I am not posting anything that people don't know already. There are thousands of articles online such as this one that say that when one learns a new languages the brain becomes permanently altered in the same way that exercise alters your muscles, and the fitter you become. But what's interesting about that article is that they say it matters WHEN you started to learn the second language, the younger the better. I'm not sure that I agree that it's easier for young people to learn a language. However, I can only speak for myself when I say that being bilingual since I was a child has helped immensely with my spelling and pronunciation/reading. I'm not saying this to say oh how great and wonderful and smart and I am. For every language I've learnt, I've very quickly figured out how words are connected. I also think that being bilingual since I was young has helped me learn foreign languages much more easily and quickly than the average monolingual person. 1.
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Colour words in many languages This section contains the colour words that have been indentified in various studies as the most common across most languages, although the actual colours represented by each of the colour words are not nescessarily exactly the same. For example, in Greek and Russian there are two words for blue corresponding to light blue and dark blue, and these colours are considered and perceived as separate. In other languages there are overlaps between blue, green and grey, or red, orange and brown. Colour words in individual languages Austroasiatic languages Vietnamese Austronesian languages Malayo-Polynesian languages Filipino, Tuvaluan Dravidian languages Telugu Indo-European languages Celtic languages Irish (Gaelic), Scottish Gaelic Germanic languages Afrikaans Dutch, German Romance languages French, Italian, Spanish Niger-Congo languages Bantu languages Xhosa Language isolates Japanese Links Lists of colours Multilingual pages
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babbel What’s possible in a week? If you dedicated seven days to the achievement of one goal, how ambitious could you make this goal? These were the questions that the multilingual twins Matthew and Michael Youlden posed themselves when they determined to learn Turkish in one week. 1. Lesson learned: Clearly define your goal at the very beginning and then plot a route towards this goal’s achievement. The twins set themselves the challenge of learning a language in a week in order to stretch themselves, and then it was a question of choosing which language to learn. 2. Lesson learned: Map and label your immediate environment in the new language from the very first moment. The first operational step in the twins’ learning process was to decorate the entire apartment with sticky notes. 3. Lesson learned: There are few better motivations than a peer with the same goal. 4. Lesson learned: You need landmarks on your route towards your goal. 5. 6. 7.
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