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What Is the Logical Fallacy Known as Dicto Simpliciter?
Dicto Simpliciter is a fallacy in which a general rule is treated as universally true regardless of the circumstances: a sweeping generalization.
How to Write a Standard Report
A standard report is a written document that puts forth an argument or summarizes a specific topic of discussion. Reports are commonly written by students, business people, and media professionals. The main purpose of a report is to inform and educate the reader on a topic of importance. In some cas
Recognize These Tips Of Italian Learning By Making Use Of Software
It is very common for us to think about the thought of learning a brand new language. This is due to numerous reasons. You might begin doing it as early as you graduate from the college. You will also want to take a language course.
How to Speak Simple French
Le francais, the language of love. Learning a new language can be quite challenging. However, if you are looking to travel to France or any other various French-speaking countries around the world, you will find there is a fast way to learn "un petit peu," or a little bit, of simple french.
The Process of Translation
Definitions and discussions of translation, the process of turning an original text into a text in another language.
Rice bowls of iron and gold
Rice bowls of iron and gold: Talking about secure and highly favorable positions in Mandarin
Lan Yu Chong Shu
This Chinese proverbs is said about people or things which are not what they seem to be. It comes from a story about a man who pretended to be a musician.
Chinese New Year
February 14th was Chinese New Year in 2010. The Japanese New Year is January 1st, though the Japanese use the same zodiac animals as the Chinese.
How to Conjugate Spanish Verbs for Kids
Learning a language is not simply memorizing words. You need to learn how to speak appropriately as well by using the correct tense of the verbs. Verbs use different endings in Spanish, depending on the subject. The word "comer" for example means "to eat." You would not want to say "I eats" or "she