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bejeria101:
It shall be well with you,the enemy shall not exact upon on you. Peace IN JESUS NAME

MizMyColi:
hehehehe

Morning Sweets.

I have never seen the soup.
The name is what fascinates me.
I used to think it's groundnut and not beans soup.

Specialist900:
I can't explain dear. But thanks to the different contributors who helped put the issue to bed.


But between you and I, our words will be spelt as pronounced

BreezyRita:
I'm good swidy. Thanks for checking up on me

Hi FAM! Trust all is good??

Happy weekend!

MizMyColi:

Ehen. Software talkssss

Who knows how to prepare gbegiri soup.

Beamborla, Luxanne, HFOG, any ideas?

Waitingggg

MizMyColi:
Hehehehehehehehe
Lmao.
I've given you a clue already.
Just don't announce it here.

Lol.
My laps are :-x
I refuse to be a weapon of mass confusion.

dearpreye:
That's the way it is. And we're all still learning.

Good morning!

dearpreye:
Shouldn't be hard to believe....Back then in secondary school days, science students were erroneously told not to take the English language very seriously...many of us fell for it at the first...we had to make up for it much later...

francizy:
Hehehehe, Kabo Snoop should be one of them tho..

Emmyk:
Primary 4.

Eh ehn... That's true oo

Tell you what, I love the topic. I really do.

Well well, not really. I do have a scholarly backing tho.

There are lots of television contents designed for different gratifications of their target audience, which may be for children, teenagers, youth or adult to achieve objectives. Cartoons and animated films were once the favourite program of viewers of different age group in the society. These cartoon and animated films were enjoyed by almost every person from different walks of life on their television sets and theatres. In the beginning when the animated movies and cartoon started their journey, the program content of both contained humour and entertainment for all age and sophistication levels. Cartoons, however, now lacked their cross-generational appeal and converted into “kids stuff” (Kellogg, 1992). Cartoon is not a precise term now a day as it is applied to multifaceted graphic form. It is the most entertaining source for kids as they developed strong affiliation and attachment with it (Kermnitz 1973).

M I'll show him my questionnaire when we resume.

I'll give that a thought.

Say 60-80

I think I'll do just that. In the section A of the questionnaire, I'll put HOW OFTEN DO YOU WATCH TV CARTOONS? DAILY? WEEKLY RARELY?

Just as you said, it will help me at the end, if pupils that thick "daily" perform better ( section B's test)... My conclusion will be PUPILS THAT WATCH TV CARTOONS REGULARLY PERFORM BETTER THAN THOSE WHO DONT. What do you say on this?

I think I won't need Purposive ST. like you said.

I'm not too familiar with the thing fa. All I know is, you use the formula to get your sample, from your population.

MizMyColi:
Well dearie
I think it has to do with the origin of the words.
If you dig a little deeper, you will find that Psychology prolly originated from a greek or roman word.
Greek, I think....because I remember there is a greek alphabet called "psi"
You get?

Same is applicable for Paris, and Debut....
I like to believe they are french words or originated from french words.
Now ordinarily, French has 26 alphabets like English, but the pronunciations differ.
So, it is only normal to maintain the integrity of the word's origin.

The "Entendre" in double entendre, for example, is a french word which is pronounce ontondre.
Same for "Imbroglio" which means being in a state of confusion or embarrassment, it is pronounce imbroyo.
Another is Julio....this is of spanish/mexican origin, and as such must obey the rules of their alphabets when being pronounced.
"Julio" is pronounced; huyio

It's just the way it is.
lols.

francizy:
LoL.. I believe trimming down words in English language will do a lot of people good. Just as America and many other countries out there advocate for freedom to practice gayism, I'll advocate for English vocabulary's reduction..

Candyrain:
You should get the answer you seek from this link

http://www.learnenglish.de/pronunciation/silentletters.html

dearpreye:
Thanks. I've never really done well in the English language. ...It's too dynamic....seriously!

MizMyColi:
Hehehehehehe
For you Luxanne, I can yap.
So here goes

1. I never said I wasn't, did I?

2. This one is too clean for my liking sef. I don't intend to cause any harm with the other one, believe me. The sobriquet INTR0VERT inspires.

3. I only #saynotoaltaccounts that are opened in a bid to spite others. Otherwise, it's kinda fun, especially when you suffer a ban. You have already mentioned it I created it so as to create more awareness of the forgotten personality type.

4. I do o. but liver nuh go gree me wear am in public. lols

5. Hardwares are the (m)s....you can figure.

kaboninc:
Lol!

I no get money for parry tonight.

Truckpusher:
Not at all, first thing I greet people with is a beautiful smile ask Barcanista.

kaboninc:
Seriously, I have no idea but I've observed it though.
But dearPreye has some points though.

francizy:
Please don't ask francizy as he hates vocabulary.. 100s of thousands of English words out there and more keeps popping out. Most annoying part is that many words mean the same thing and I ask, why can't the best/simplest/most popular words be adopted with their synonyms debunked!?

dearpreye:
Mizmycoli, your undiluted attention is needed here. Fast.

Well, some of those words have their routes in languages whose alphabets are totally different from that of the English Language and efforts must be made to have them pronounced with their native language in mind.

For instance, J in English is Y in Dutch while LL is pronounced as Y in Spanish!

Villa is pronounced Viya in Spanish;

Arjen is pronounced Aryen in Dutch.....

That's the little I know! It has to do with the original native language of the root word. I hate English language shaa

MizMyColi:
Some are intr0verts, others are extroverts, others are
So, I just decided to.
But don't worry, the acct will be as clean as a slate.


Yeah sure.
It's gon be tagged, the bum short revolution
We'll be meeting at Kalaharri Jazz from 10:45pm.
We gon partayyyyy thruuuu the nighteee

Btw, it's softwares only, all hardwares will be bounced
Take note!

francizy:
Luxury Anna AKA, luxanne, hope you doing great?

kaboninc:
Am here oh

But I no see this word tonight

MizMyColi:
Lmao
I'm serious o!

Yaayyy!!
Friday tinzzz
I likey!

Truckpusher:
Good afternoon, Luxanne.

MizMyColi:
hehehehehe

I opened an alt account today.
Not telling

MizMyColi:
I'm good darl
You?
Good Afterniin

megawax8:
Many thanks.
Seems this a thread with a bunch of hospitable people.
Do have an awesome Friday too.

HFOG:
Morning ma'am. How are we?

MizMyColi:
It means my head use to touch sometimes.
Lol.

Specialist900:
good evening to you lux. Hope you're good