Primary education is now compulsory in most parts of the world except in places like Afghanistan , children now start going to school from a very early age and spend most of their childhood in school. By the time they are adults they would have learned so much information that would help them take care of their adult life, however not all children are born equal, there are millions of children out of school today because of one reason or the other
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The Roman Empire collapsed more than 1,500 years ago, but in many ways it never died. Instead, it continues to influence people throughout the world even today. Take language, for example. The Romans based their alphabet on that of the Etruscans who had borrowed theirs from the Greeks, who had borrowed theirs from the Phoenicians. …
The Roman Empire was by far the most influential of all time Read More »
Generating Genetic Diversity is of a great deal of importance to the survival and continuity of Humanity. Paradoxically, the evolutionary process is both revolutionary and conservative. It is revolutionary in that the pace of evolutionary change is quickened by genetic recombination, much of which results from sexual reproduction. It is conservative in that change is …
There really is a need for genetic diversity in our world Read More »
My experience with French I have been to alliance Française and the experience was great, I would go to more classes, and speak French I’d say. in French, as many already know that, every noun or verb is either male or female as you attach its distinctive representatives, a wall is a female, …
The difficulty and absurdity of learning a new language. Read More »
A professor was trying to explain a psychological process the scientific way, in his newly published journal titled, “how people happen to like something”. “When perceptive action takes place, the left cerebral contact part memory archives it as first information impression, it is then neurologically linked to the subconscious section of emotional responses, …
The Simplicity of language and well hidden meanings Read More »
I wish I could speak a thousand languages and interpret ten thousand tongues, how would the world be like if you could hear and understand everything, citizens of every country, say for example. At least for now, just a handful, hope for a dozen, after that a hundred plus then when efficient well enough …
one word for many. One beauty of language is that one word can be used to describe many things, conversely many words can also be used to describe the same thing. For instance when you say something is good or bad they will try to imagine the physical form or appearance of that …
How clear are you at describing yourself? words are quiet difficult to find. Read More »
English is hard, though we try to speak it well, we still can’t say the words correctly. If those fellows were to teach you your mother tongue today I am sure after many years of study you still won’t be able to say/pronounce the words correctly. Only those people who do speak …
What we are experiencing today is the marginalisation of inferior languages by superior languages, the languages used for official purposes, for conducting businesses around the world are slowly killing the native tongues, some languages are disappearing as they lose grip of a fast changing world, in many countries when a child grows …
One thing you’d discover learning a new language is difficulty in saying the words correctly, the native speakers of that language will jeer you often, mock you saying that your communication skills are poor, you are just not pronouncing the words correctly, maybe your mother-tongue emphasized different parts of the vocal …
Some Brits say, “the Yankees have corrupted our language, the pure tongue of the angles & Saxons, they adopted it first then while trying to learn it well they easily corrupted it and then spread to the other parts of the world as if it were their own, they have brought great …