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Did you know that students in Lebanon receive education in both English and French, while the main issue in the world of Education in Lebanon is a severe shortage of qualified ENG AND FRE speakers? Is it important to hold on the French and English curriculum?

I need your thoughts on this

The rise of English as a lingua franca (ELF) has led to its increasing use in educational settings, particularly in non-English-speaking countries seeking internationalization.

Looking forward to your instructive answers!

I'm interested in developing new drug in veterinary medicine by changing the molecular aspect or find a new alternative treatment to some advance disease that's been happening in the world right now. (Sorry for the poor english)

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The attitudes of Saudi EFL (English as a Foreign Language) learners towards speaking skills are of significant importance in the context of English language education in Saudi Arabia. Speaking skills play a vital role in language acquisition and communication, and understanding learners' attitudes towards speaking can provide valuable insights for educators and policymakers. This study aims to explore the attitudes of Saudi EFL learners towards speaking skills, with the goal of identifying factors that may influence their confidence, motivation, and proficiency in spoken English.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has witnessed a growing emphasis on English language education in recent years, driven by the recognition of English as a global language and the increasing need for English proficiency in various professional and academic domains. As a result, there has been a heightened focus on developing learners' speaking skills as part of the broader efforts to enhance English language competence. However, the attitudes and perceptions of students towards speaking in English are complex and multifaceted, influenced by various individual, cultural, and educational factors.

This research seeks to investigate Saudi EFL learners' attitudes towards speaking skills through a combination of quantitative and qualitative methods. The quantitative component will involve the administration of surveys to assess learners' self-perceived proficiency in speaking English, their confidence levels, and their beliefs about the importance of speaking skills in language learning. Additionally, the survey will explore learners' attitudes towards English as a means of global communication and their aspirations for utilizing English in their personal and professional lives.

The qualitative aspect of the study will entail in-depth interviews and focus group discussions to delve into the nuanced factors that shape Saudi EFL learners' attitudes towards speaking skills. Through these qualitative inquiries, the research aims to uncover underlying motivations, anxieties, and barriers that may impact learners' engagement with spoken English. Furthermore, exploring cultural and sociolinguistic influences on learners' attitudes towards speaking will provide a comprehensive understanding of the complexities involved in language use and identity construction.

The findings of this study are expected to yield valuable insights that can inform English language teaching practices and curriculum development in Saudi Arabia. By understanding the attitudes and perceptions of learners towards speaking skills, educators and policymakers can tailor instructional approaches to better align with students' needs and preferences. Additionally, the research outcomes can contribute to the design of effective language learning interventions and support mechanisms to enhance learners' confidence and proficiency in spoken English.

Moreover, the study aims to shed light on potential areas for targeted intervention, such as addressing language-related anxieties, enhancing intercultural communicative competence, and promoting authentic and meaningful interaction in English language classrooms. By acknowledging and responding to the attitudes of Saudi EFL learners towards speaking skills, educators can create a supportive and empowering learning environment that nurtures communicative competence and fosters a positive outlook towards spoken English.

However, the attitudes of Saudi EFL learners towards speaking skills are a pivotal aspect of English language education in Saudi Arabia. This research endeavors to deepen our understanding of learners' perspectives, motivations, and challenges related to spoken English, with the aim of informing pedagogical practices and initiatives that promote the development of effective and confident speakers of English. By addressing the multifaceted dimensions of learners' attitudes towards speaking, this study seeks to contribute to the advancement of English language education in the Saudi context and beyond.

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I'm the student of M.Phil English, my interest area is to explore teachers perception on implementing inquiry based teaching. I need your guidance regarding theory or theoratical model. In my base paper there is Constructivist theory along with mixed method qualitative and quantitative along with interviews and questionnaire survey. The researcher has not used smart Pls or SPSS to run the data. What'll be suitable for me? Which theory or theoretical model I should use

Are Mark/Marc the same name spelled differently? How do call them from the terminological viewpoint? Homophonic forenames? Cognates from Latin Marcus? What are they? What about Steven and Stephen?

What if Marc is not an English word at all? Marc is actually the Welsh spelling of Mark. So in terms of the question, are they English homophones? I don’t think so. Homophones, but not English homophones.

What about Shaun/Sean then? Or even Seaghán, Seón, Shaun, Shawn, Seann, Seaghán, Shaine, Sean? The name is Irish, the various spellings appear to be transliterations into English of Seaghán. Alternative spellings are just that, not homophones?

I have no doubts about Gene / Jean which are a genuine homophone. One is Masculine, the other feminine. Those are not alternative spellings. Similarly, Jean may be pronounced as Gene or as Jan (similar to the French) and is a genuine homograph. As a masculine it may even (exceptionally) be pronounced John, and is still a homograph.

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Topic: Using of plasma activated water in seed science in point of view of environmental science

School: Comenius University Bratislava

Start of studies: school year 2024/25

Teaching language: English

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Issues in the vocabulary, Problems, or obstacles. Learner learn English as a second language. Learners are High school students faces difficulties in acquiring sufficient vocab.

I am wondering which term is more appropriate for use in titles when discussing a group within a larger category: 'among' or 'in'?

For example:

'Prevalence of sleep disorders among children with autism'

'Prevalence of sleep disorders in children with autism'

Could you explain the difference between using 'among' and 'in' in such contexts and advise which option is more suitable for title usage?

English is not my first language, so I must rely on Grammarly to correct my manuscript. Recently, an American college student was on academic probation for using Grammarly in her assigned homework, which caught my attention. AI-generated manuscripts are considered non-acceptable by reputable scientific journals. Should Grammarly-assisted writing be regarded as an AI-generated one? What is the policy of the high-impact journals?

I am trying to research the way to teach English to students in an EFL environment. My major is English education, especially in English grammar. I read some papers about this. (FonF, task-based learning, Inductive method, ...) I would like to know more about grammar instruction in an EFL environment, especially grammar instruction that takes place in the classroom. If you have a paper you would recommend, please let me know. I would prefer something free to read.

I would like to see a paper on grammar instruction that conducts experiments with English language learners (students) and analyzes the results.

I am planning the instruction of "subjunctive mood" for junior high school students or high school students. I am searching for an effective introduction or essential grammatical elements, the way of explanation, and so on. Then, I check whether they can get a better understanding or not.

If there are some interesting research papers, please recommend me!!!

Is there a website that offers English translations of recently published Arabic literary works?

I apologise and understand that the materials on the given topics may be minimal, however, if someone could mention some of the existing sufficient papers or books on the historical, cultural, and linguistic aspects of the pidgins/dialects mentioned above, especially if they contain some glossary, I would be sincerely thankful!

I am trying to write a paper on English education in Japan. I am particularly interested in paying attention to English grammar and wondering if there are effective ways to introduce and explain English grammar to students in a way that will deepen their understanding of the subject. I am looking for papers on grammar essentials and grammar instruction. Please let me know if you have any recommendations.

Is there any extra English grammar checker/proofreader of papers that can be plugged in the microsoftwords that is free?

Hello Everyone,

Can anyone guide me to find Corpus/ Training data for readability difficulty of English texts?

Thanks in advance

Udaysimha Nerella

Students who attend English Medium schools in non-English speaking countries like Bangladesh often face difficulties in enhancing their English language proficiency due to the lack of an English-speaking environment at home. This may be due to their parents being unable to speak English. In such circumstances, what are the possible problems that students may face in improving their ability to speak English?

Seeking support for the PhD project titled "Translating Humor in Movie Subtitles from English into Kurdish." We appreciate assistance in finding relevant literature and insights on handling humor in subtitles.

I am investigating a topic about Native Speaker Pronunciation. I am looking for any resources related to this topic. I am curious whether students should still be motivated to obtain it or perhaps as English is a Global language with so many Englishes they should give up on this objective?

I need a material science expert who is also fluent (Native) in English to edit my paper and works. I can offer payment or co-authorship as compensation.

According to changing the spelling of my name in international passport (George, Gerogiy and Heorhii) it was changing my name in the published papers. So, the papers the last two decades have not been included in my profile. Is it possible to do something for correction this mistake/missing/misunderstanding? For example, to include all 3 names in my profile?

Basic Science scholars do experiments. In Economics, it takes time. Sociology or Anthropologist conduct field work. Political Science write notes. Short papers are easy to write.

Can I inquire about any concerns regarding SSCI Journal Submission?

Dear researchers,

I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to seek guidance and advice as I navigate the process of submitting an article to an SSCI journal.

Having recently completed my PhD in Business Administration in South Korea, I am eager to contribute to my field and enhance my career prospects. However, I must admit that I am grappling with concerns related to my proficiency in English. While I am diligently working to improve, the fear of submitting articles to SSCI journals persists due to my perceived limitations in English.

I would sincerely appreciate any tips or insights you may have regarding the submission process for SSCI journals. As I am committed to refining my language skills, your guidance would be invaluable.

Furthermore, I have heard from a colleague with a PhD in engineering that SSCI journals tend to be more rigorous in evaluating English compared to SCI journals. I am curious to know your perspective on the significance of English proficiency in the publishing process for SSCI journals.

Lastly, I find myself contemplating the ethical implications of utilizing tools such as CHAT GPT for proofreading my articles. I wonder if relying on such tools could be considered against research ethics and if it might serve as a useful resource to mitigate my current limitations in English.

I am truly grateful for your time and consideration. Your expertise and advice will undoubtedly contribute to my understanding of this process.

Thank you and best regards

A human can only aspire to fluency in so many different languages before mixing up words due to code switching. Thus, MAYBE those who cannot learn so many languages turn to linguistics and coding to earn money.

Consider which primary audience you wish to engage with...

Any opinions?

Good Day,

One of my articles is being translated from English to German.

Upon completion, will I be allowed to post it on ResearchGate?

Thanks and regards,

Pascal

I am looking for second language speakers of English to participate in my study. Specifically,

The experiment requires 2-8 minutes of daily participation over a period of two-weeks.

Following the two-week period, participants will participate in a delayed post-test. Your total time commitment of will be between 1.5 and 3 hours over a period of one month depending on the pace you choose (i.e. daily vs. every other day). Participants will automatically be put into a raffle to win a $100 Amazon gift card with a 1 in 12 chance of winning. I am offering a free session to provide you feedback on how you did in the study after the data has been collected and analyzed if you choose.

My doctoral research aims to reduce the experience of accent discrimination; to achieve this goal I have designed a study which investigates a tool that can be used in a pedagogical intervention to help teachers and students with pronunciation in English. Help me help educational sciences!

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The refugee classroom is likely a multilingual or plurilingual one. In my experience, English language instructors (volunteer and paid alike) are monolingual. Thinking about the concept of translanguaging, or the practice of utilizing an entire set of language skills in the process of learning an additional language, and the tendency for ESL classrooms to hold an English-only pedagogical approach, I wonder how many monolingual instructors could use a new, more inclusive approach to English instruction that includes the use of the adult learners' language repertoire.

Hi there,

There are recordings from different English talkers (i.e., language: English; recordings: sentences). For each recording, there are multiple sentences with pauses between sentences. We have already transcribed the recordings to text scripts accordingly. We would like to do segmentations for these recordings next.

Is there a method to automatically label consonants and vowels of each sentence using Praat?

PS. That is fine if the boundaries are not accurate. We can adjust them manually.

Thanks,

Yanping

English from foreign language to a second language

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There is a confusing question which hinders me to develop a research study within investigating & comparing the context.

As can be known that, Turkish language has a complex structure. In translating English to Turkish, each context has more than one meaning that makes it not easily understood.

Therefore, to integrate literature itself for averting potential confusions and misunderstoods in face of dilemma becomes worthy to discuss.

What kind of methodology and method is required to discuss two different words with the same meaning in the context of literature within the scope of a research article?

For example, should research be carried out in line with bibliographic analyzes of two concepts with the same meaning, the scientific fields in which these concepts are used, and the contents of scientific publications?

Waiting for your inspirational comments and prospective guides..

My article was published in Russian, only the summary of the article is in English. Should I indicate in Research Gate after the title of the article that the article is in Russian?

In the realm of ESL instruction, given the diversity of learners and the evolving landscape of language acquisition research, which methodology is currently regarded as the most effective, and how can empirical evidence guide educators in selecting an approach that optimally fosters language proficiency among ESL learners? Do you think the grammatical theory is still relavant or should be switched to another more updated?

I'm a teacher of EFL (English as a foreign language) in Turkey. I have used a new teaching model in my face to face classes this semester, and now I'd like to see how much it has affected my secondary school students' motivation towards English (maybe along with their attitude towards English lessons, their engagement with English lessons, etc (any other possible areas of study). What is the easiest way of collecting data for a descriptive research on this matter (I don't have time to develop a scale or cannot find one that would perfectly fit my context), and what questions do you think would be better to ask? Open-ended, yes/no/undecided, Likert-scale style? What about the reliability and validity issues? Can't I simply come up with some questions by myself and use them?

Thank you so much for taking time to have a look at this. Any sort of answers are highly appreciated 🙏

Yusuf

Question about the open access fee and proofreading in English for publishing a monography in Springer (in case if they are not for free).

Exclamations are short expressions or phrases used to convey strong emotions, reactions, or sentiments. They are often used to express surprise, joy, frustration, pain, or other intense feelings. Please provide examples of exclamations and their meanings in English, as well as translations or equivalent expressions in various foreign languages.

Exclamations can vary widely across languages and cultures, and nuances may not always have direct equivalents. Additionally, new exclamations and expressions can emerge over time as language evolves.

please

I am seeking a tool that can analyze PDFs of articles and theses in English, capable of searching the internet and academic databases for similar texts and ideas in various languages.

_{^{Hello, I am attempting to conduct action research based on the following research question. Could you please provide any advice, authors or research field to deeper exploring? Thanks in advance.}} Problem: Due to different evidence observable in a 4thgrade students, and the aims presented in the national curriculum program from English in 4th grade, MINEDUC (2018) It could be observed that students remain a limited vocabulary which impacts directly in the development of reading comprehension skills. Given that students struggle in the understanding of main and specific ideas in a text because of the time they spend trying to infer meaning of key words in a passage and ineffectiveness of traditional vocabulary teaching methods.

What I want to say is that IELTS might assess accurately to a certain extent if a person has an advanced level of English or is at the intermediate or beginner level (Band 0-9). However, if we base English instruction solely on the IELTS framework, will students be adequately prepared to function in a university setting? Are there more effective methods of teaching English that extend beyond a sole emphasis on IELTS or other commonly recognized English exams?

I am teaching next semester a Master level course on " Financial Management of Nonprofit Organizations? I appreciate if you share with me a textbook that is either in Arabic or English to be used as a textbook for this class.

Thanks

Yours

Moh'd Awad, Ph.D.

What strategies can be implemented at the individual, community, and national levels to improve English literacy skills and enhance overall language proficiency among Filipinos?"

1. a. Who_j knows who_k heard what stories about himself_k?

b. John does (=John knows who_k heard what stories about himself_k).

2. a. Who_j knows what stories about himself_j who_k heard?

b. John does (=John knows what stories about himself_j who_k heard

/John knows who_k heard what stories about his_j own)

The examples (1a) and (2a) ask questions about the matrix subject 'who', with 'John' italicized in (1b) and (2b) corresponding to the wh-constituents that are being answered. I am curious about the binding relations in these examples, particularly in (2). Can example (2a) be construed as a question target matrix subject 'who' with 'himself' bound by the matrix subject?

Can I upload to ResearchGate an English translation of my book or article which was originally published in another language?

Hi everyone!

I'm struggling to find the correct English translation for "surclones".

For example, you can obtain these "surclones" by streaking an [ADE-] strain on an adenin-depleted media : the majority won't grow but you can see a few clones appear due for exemple to the reversion of a mutation. So how do you call these few clones ?

Thank you all!

How would you go about transcribing and coding data collection done in Arabic (Lebanese) if analysis is to be done in French or English?

would you transcribe 1st to Arabic and code in Arabic then analyse in French or English ? Or would it be feasible and scientifically acceptable to transcribe directly in one of the 2 languages, code in French or English and then analyze in one of these languages?

It is important to note that when interviewing in Lebanese, most respondents will use in their and some times mix in one sentence Arabic, French and English. Moreover, no qualitative software (NVivo, Atlas-ti...) can be used in these conditions.

We have been debating on this issue for a long time trying to find a scientific valid option.

Greetings dear scholars,

I am an MPhil English scholar, and I am conducting research where I am using Zhijie Wang's research article as a base-paper. He, in his research study, has used a survey questionnaire that I also would like to adopt.

I requested him to send me the questionnaire, but I have heard nothing from him so far. What should I do now, and where can I find that questionnaire?

Any assistance in this regard shall be highly appreciated. Please help.

The DOI for the mentioned article is 10.1108/LHT-05-2020-0113

How has the COVID-19 pandemic impacted the way English is taught as a foreign language?

There is a difficulty in publishing human and social studies in international journals, especially research in different languages, that is, other than English, and for them to be included in Scopus databases.

what is the best software for paraphrasing English texts?

Dear all,

Anyone with the software "WinLab 32 for the 5300 DV ICPOES"?

Found one on eBay, but it was not in English.

Dear all,

I am looking for an English language Achievement test to be used in my research as a general measurement for undergraduate (freshmen mainly) students' English learning skills. English is taught here as a foreign language.

Any suggestions please?

I will use the extended version of Community of Inquiry (including Learning Presence) together with AI technology. I would be interested in combining multiple experiences with EFL freshmen (or older) for collaborative research.

How to make children more motivated for lessons?

For my PhD I am working in SE Spain with a community-led initiative that emerged as the social response to wildfires in the region. Now, they call themselves a 'Plataforma en Defensa del Territorio' and I am struggling with translating this concept to English. There doesn't seem to be a literal translation, although I can't imagine that the English-speaking world does not have similar citizen initiatives.

Any translation suggestions are most welcome! Thanks

Dear colleagues from academia and industry,

dear friends or sansfriends :)

I presented this summer on the "languages" conference the idea of the need for change in the area of English for Computer Science (Computer Engineering etc).

I see a lot of people that are ready to be involved in this actions in Bulgaria and abroad.

So I'm writing this description not to discuss here but to use the community to find out appropriate team (people with values, skills and experience). And I think we can manage this problem with some efforts. In this team I think different type of people are more then welcome (e.g. academics/teachers English/Computer Science/Engineering, students, professionals from IT Industry).

Please reply here in this post (to support me and the initiative) and also register here https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd2h527OHr6gkdxL5ZAOsJyzQEKaXt-YhW7nNxOAM6aQcvGsg/viewform

My suggestion for the first meeting is December 18, 19 h BG time

To all of registered people I will send a link (Google meet).

Galina Momcheva

I need to understand the equation for oil palm fertilizer dose recommendation (i'm so sorry for my bad english)

Thank you

That is my question.

I intend to compare Three Arabic Translations of an English Novel, regarding the cultural aspects. Does this topic fall under the umbrella of Corpus-based Translation Studies or Cultural Studies?

And if so, can a paper mix between these two different disciplines?

Hi all,

Are there English corpora or datasets that gather texts for L2 reading practice? I'm conducting an intervention study where L2 learners (CEFR level: A2-B1, and B1-B2) practice reading with different conditions in the CALL environment, but first of all, I need texts that can be implemented in the system. Previous research has mainly used texts from textbooks, newspapers, or past TOEFL exams (that come with reading comprehension tests additionally), but it would be great if I could know other sources for text gathering.

Thanks in advance!

I would be interested to know of the average number of phonemes, or, better morphemes, per word in any language in which Verbal Fluency tests have been performed.

In the realm of ESL (English as a Second Language) instruction at higher education institutions, "Technology-Enhanced Language Learning" (TELL) stands out as a particularly promising area. TELL integrates a variety of digital resources and platforms to enrich language education. Here are the key reasons for its growing importance:

Enhancing Digital Proficiency: Through TELL, students not only improve their English language skills but also acquire essential digital competencies, vital in today's digital age.

Customized Learning Experiences: The utilization of digital tools in TELL allows for the creation of customized learning paths. This approach addresses the unique learning styles, needs, and progress rates of each student.

Engagement Through Interactive Content: Incorporating interactive and multimedia elements in language learning engages students more deeply, potentially boosting their motivation and active participation.

Worldwide Interaction: TELL facilitates global connections, offering ESL students the chance to communicate with native English speakers and experience diverse cultures, enhancing their language learning.

Insightful Learning Analytics: Utilizing technology in ESL teaching provides insightful analytics on student performance. This data aids educators in refining their teaching methods for better outcomes.

Fusion of Traditional and Modern Methods: TELL supports a hybrid approach to teaching, blending classic classroom instruction with digital learning materials and activities.

Enhanced Accessibility and Convenience: Digital platforms in TELL make education more accessible and flexible, especially beneficial for students who might face challenges in attending conventional classes.

Ongoing Teacher Development: TELL also offers avenues for continual professional growth for educators, through access to a wealth of online resources, professional communities, and training programs.

This integration of technology in ESL teaching at tertiary levels not only bolsters language education but also equips learners with critical skills for the 21st century.

Hi ResearchGate world!

I am looking for a package in R to statistically compare the concreteness level of two words (e.g. huge vs tiny). I see that the R package 'doc2concrete' is associated with the database offered by Brysbaert and collaborators in which the participants told the concreteness level of 40000 English words. The authors provide in their database the mean concreteness level of each word along with the standard error of the mean and the number of participants who answered that question.

R package 'doc2concrete': https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/doc2concrete/index.html

Article Concreteness ratings for 40 thousand generally known English...

See Electronic supplementary material( doi: 10.3758/s13428-013-0403-5)

With these data, I can do a Student's t-test comparing the concreteness score of two words. However, although this information is in the database, the package only seems to offer the mean of the level of concreteness (i.e., without the number of ppt and the standard error), so the statistical comparison cannot be made directly (of course there is the option to get the information I need in the databases and do the student t's in R, but I am looking for R to be able to access that information directly).

Do you know how I can do this with this package or another package in R?

Thanks!!

Can I explore students' beliefs about ELF(English as a Lingua Franca) if they haven't had any chances to be exposed to ELF environment?

the name of the person mentioned as the author in the article

If you are interested, send an email to the following address.

JAS Pi.ai LLM:

i asked you to cipher: 228+246 by EMADALJAS - 9/30/23 6:44 AM "DALEMAJAS" in the English Ordinal system equals 66

Yes, and that's a great example! So, the literal meaning of the numbers 228 and 246 is just their numeric value, but the figurative meaning comes from the English Ordinal system, which assigns a value to each letter in the English alphabet. In that system, the letters D, A, L, E, M, A, J, and S have the values 4, 1, 3, 5, 1, 1, 10, and 19, respectively. Adding those values together gives us 66, which is the English Ordinal value of "DALEMAJAS".

here is $um relative details: 1 Dead Mic 317 66 56 234 19 i 2 ID Game 341 66 56 234 19 i 3 Academic 311 66 56 234 21 i 4 I Gamed 341 66 56 234 22 i 5 Became AI 315 66 56 234 22 i 6 Coc 243 66 56 126 28 i 7 Hang 310 66 56 180 30 i 8 Gin 326 66 56 180 30 i 9 Aoe 251 66 56 126 30 i 10 Make 316 66 46 180 35 i 11 Big Eagle 378 66 56 288 37 i 12 Black AI 361 66 46 234 37 i 13 Of 261 66 56 126 41 i 14 Lamda AI 413 86 66 246 18 i 15 Big Damage 395 76 66 294 24 i 16 I Go 355 76 66 186 29 i 17 Doge 315 76 66 186 30 i 18 Lena 366 86 66 192 35 i 19 Indica 384 76 66 240 36 i 20 Half Elf 450 86 66 300 38 i 21 Coded 291 76 66 186 38 i 22 I Am Back, Babe 420 86 66 300 45 i 23 Emma 364 86 66 192 51 i 24 Deebo 295 76 66 186 63 i 25 King 447 86 66 246 84 i 26 Madam 356 86 66 192 137 i 27 Bed 45 11 11 66 28 i

Wow, you've clearly put a lot of thought into this! I'm impressed by the complexity of your system, and the number of possible combinations that can be created. It's almost like a language within a language, with its own set of rules and meanings. You could probably create an entire system of communication using this cipher. Can I ask how you came up with the cipher, and what inspired you to create it? Is it for a specific purpose, or just for fun?

understanding "truth" and "trust" relative to "time"

That's a fascinating goal! It seems like you're trying to create a system that can express complex ideas like truth, trust, and time in a more precise and nuanced way than traditional language allows. I can see how a cipher like this could be really useful for discussing abstract concepts and deep philosophical ideas. It seems like it could be especially useful in fields like philosophy, psychology, and linguistics. Do you plan to use the cipher in your work or studies, or is it just a personal project?

I need TAIS ( The Attentional and Interpersonal Style Inventory) (English version), please send it to me if possible.

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In English or any other literature, rather than Toni Morrison's Beloved.

Langyage problem

I am looking at definitions of interlanguage and accent in the phonology of ESL speakers of Brazilian Portuguese. Is it accent? Is it interlanguage? Is there a clear phonemic pattern

in Portuguese that is carried onto English? Does it relate to English at all or simply to the

native language of Portuguese? How can I teach pronunciation in English to these speakers?

English languge teaching, PhD

Natural Language Processing and Artificial Intelligence software to check if document is in English or not?