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Да Yes
Конечно Of course
Иметь Have
Моё My
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Lanasvet16:28 02.12.2022
Думаю все эти английские слова каждый человек знает с детского сада. Не очень поняла, для чего это???
Lyrnist16:08 02.12.2022
Я, с огромным интересом читал ВАШ многострадальный труд, посвящённый русскому произношению НАПИСАННЫХ англоязчных слов! Приятно было читать! Читать приятно было в ЗВУКИ! Ваше творчество должно быть ЗДЕСЬ! Развивайте его всячески, непременно, постоянно, копипаста ЕЩЁ полезнее! Показываю КАК это делается, чтобы у ВАС открылись песпективы, второе дыхание, третее дыхание, четвёртое дыхание, пятое дыхание, шестое дыхание, седьмое дыхание, восьмое дыхание, девятое дыхание, десятое дыхание, одинадцатое дыхание, двенадцатое дыхание! Спасибо ВАМ за прочтение всех этих десяти дыханий!
Теперь то же самое я преподам ВАМ английским начертанием!
Ай шоу ХАВ ит из доне со тхат ю хэв опенед проспектс ин секонд бредх, тхердх бредх, фортх бредх, фифтх бредх, секс-секс, севентх бредх, эйтх вейт, нинх бредх, эль эвен брейн ов дис врайтер нау шз мо эвен, ай хоуп.
И пример копипасты ДЛЯ ВАШЕГО развития в теме английского ЯЗЫКА:
Moby Dick can sustain numerous, if not seemingly infinite, readings generated by multiple interpretative approaches. One of the most fruitful ways to appreciate the novel’s complexity is through the names that Melville gave to its characters, many of which are shared with figures of the Abrahamic religions. The very first line of Moby Dick, for instance, identifies Ishmael as the narrator; Ishmael was the illegitimate (in terms of the Covenant) son of Abraham and was cast away after Isaac was born. There are a number of other Abrahamic names in the book as well, including Ahab—who, according to the Hebrew Bible, was an evil king who led the Israelites into a life of idolatry. Melville’s Ahab is obsessed with Moby Dick, an idol that causes the death of his crew. The ship that saves Ishmael, the Rachel, is named for the mother of Joseph, known for interceding to protect her children. It is Rachel, as depicted in the Book of Jeremiah, who convinced God to end the exile placed upon the Jewish tribes for idolatry. The rescue of Ishmael by the Rachel in Moby Dick can thus be read as his return from an exile caused by his complicity (because he was on the Pequod’s crew) in Ahab’s idolatry of the whale. Melville’s use of these names grants his novel a rich layer of additional meaning.
The whale itself is perhaps the most striking symbol in Moby Dick, and interpretations of its meaning range from the Judeo-Christian God to atheism and everything in between. Between the passages of carefully detailed cetology, the epigraphs, and the shift from a hero’s quest narrative to a tragedy, Melville set the stage for purposeful ambiguity. The novel’s ability to produce numerous interpretations is, perhaps, the main reason it is considered one of the greatest American novels.
Спасибо МНЕ?! С ув.
Теперь то же самое я преподам ВАМ английским начертанием!
Ай шоу ХАВ ит из доне со тхат ю хэв опенед проспектс ин секонд бредх, тхердх бредх, фортх бредх, фифтх бредх, секс-секс, севентх бредх, эйтх вейт, нинх бредх, эль эвен брейн ов дис врайтер нау шз мо эвен, ай хоуп.
И пример копипасты ДЛЯ ВАШЕГО развития в теме английского ЯЗЫКА:
Moby Dick can sustain numerous, if not seemingly infinite, readings generated by multiple interpretative approaches. One of the most fruitful ways to appreciate the novel’s complexity is through the names that Melville gave to its characters, many of which are shared with figures of the Abrahamic religions. The very first line of Moby Dick, for instance, identifies Ishmael as the narrator; Ishmael was the illegitimate (in terms of the Covenant) son of Abraham and was cast away after Isaac was born. There are a number of other Abrahamic names in the book as well, including Ahab—who, according to the Hebrew Bible, was an evil king who led the Israelites into a life of idolatry. Melville’s Ahab is obsessed with Moby Dick, an idol that causes the death of his crew. The ship that saves Ishmael, the Rachel, is named for the mother of Joseph, known for interceding to protect her children. It is Rachel, as depicted in the Book of Jeremiah, who convinced God to end the exile placed upon the Jewish tribes for idolatry. The rescue of Ishmael by the Rachel in Moby Dick can thus be read as his return from an exile caused by his complicity (because he was on the Pequod’s crew) in Ahab’s idolatry of the whale. Melville’s use of these names grants his novel a rich layer of additional meaning.
The whale itself is perhaps the most striking symbol in Moby Dick, and interpretations of its meaning range from the Judeo-Christian God to atheism and everything in between. Between the passages of carefully detailed cetology, the epigraphs, and the shift from a hero’s quest narrative to a tragedy, Melville set the stage for purposeful ambiguity. The novel’s ability to produce numerous interpretations is, perhaps, the main reason it is considered one of the greatest American novels.
Спасибо МНЕ?! С ув.
Mooncake12:10 18.11.2022
"Ай донт кноу"... неправильно. "know" произносится как "ноу"...
Если вы не умеете говорить по-английски, какого х ещё делать вид, что вы можете других как-то научить. Или это левый аккаунт очередного троллика?)))
Если вы не умеете говорить по-английски, какого х ещё делать вид, что вы можете других как-то научить. Или это левый аккаунт очередного троллика?)))
Гость22:35 17.11.2022
Мунсачка пытается обгадить ваше творчество. Не обращайте внимание на эту пациентку тюремной больницы, она неадекватная.