61. Shopping For Biofeedback & Neurofeedback Foreign lanuage Option. You may run the test stimuli in any of the German,hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Russian, Spanish, and Taiwanese dialect. http://www.mindfitness.com/cgi-local/smart.cgi?command=listitems&type=group&pos=

62. Yellowworld Forums - How Well Do Your Parents Speak English? new and strange country and not be completely familiar with the lanuage there . fluently also Arabic, hebrew, Chinese and Kabyle most fluently. http://forums.yellowworld.org/archive/index.php/t-19516.html

Yellowworld Forums Interests Histories, Traditions, and the Diaspora PDA View Full Version : How well do your parents speak English? slacker 10-21-2004, 08:18 AM Most Asian Americans nows are the parents of immigrants who came to the U.S. where their children were born and/or raised. I can only imagine how difficult it must be to come a completely new and strange country and not be completely familiar with the lanuage there. So I was just curious: how well do your spean English? Fluently? Not at all? Just wondering.. BigLew 10-21-2004, 08:36 AM Very well, it's the only language they speak. hooligan 10-21-2004, 09:17 AM Not very well, I edit their letters for them. 10-21-2004, 09:36 AM My mom is soo cute! She has this funny accent...but she's so warm and friendly...a lot of the older Asian people in the NoVA area have accents...you get used to it. Like, the Dunkin Donuts I got to some mornings (saay...if I haven't overslept and traffic isn't the bitch it normally is)...the Korean lady doesn't understand my order but if I point and speak slowly...sometimes, she gets the donut right on the first try!!!!! Ohhhh yeah. :biggrin: moJo 10-21-2004, 09:55 AM

63. Open-Realty Support Forum - Language Files Needed multilingual support and need som completed lanuage file to add in for testing . hebrew is a rightto-left language - there must be some additional http://support.open-realty.org/archive/index.php/t-4238.html

Open-Realty Support Forum Open-Realty 2.0 - Community Support 2.0 Alpha/Beta Release Help PDA View Full Version : Language Files Needed greengiant 12-12-2004, 04:06 PM Hi, Anyone that can translate the english language file into other languages and is willing to do so please translate the lang.inc.php file. I have attached the latest lang file here, either use this one of the latest file from svn. I appreicate the help translating this, I am working on the multilingual support and need som completed lanuage file to add in for testing. Please add at completed lang files to to Bug #52 (http://www.open-realty.org/bugreports/index.php?do=details&id=52) on the defect tracker or email them to me at ryan@transparent-tech.com with a subject of "2.0 LANG FILE". Thanks waloukern 12-13-2004, 10:54 AM I will working on your file and the las version Philippe greengiant 12-13-2004, 01:11 PM I appreciate you updating it. I will add it to the daily builds of OR 2.0 as soon as you have it done. Thank a lot. marb 12-13-2004, 07:35 PM

64. MS Office Talk - .tmp In Word How to change lanuage in Word2000 toolbar. Am running Word 2000 hebrew languageunder WinXP and Office English language pac installed. http://www.ms-office-chat.com/detail-1148310.html

MS Office Talk Home Forums Search ... Contact Us You are logged in as a guest. ( logon register .tmp in word Forums Word Document Management Utf-8BSnVuZGFiYQ Posted Nov 14, 2004 10:19:03 Subject: .tmp in word Guest Hopw do I get my stuff back? Suzanne S. Barnhill Posted Nov 14, 2004 18:34:44 Subject: Re: .tmp in word Guest The .tmp file is not your assignment. Look for a .doc file. Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. 1DAFB960-F469-4100-8923-9032C3081AED([at]microsoft.com... open...help! Terms of Service ©2005 ms-office-chat.com Reef Sandals Hotels in Vegas

65. Jedi Council Forums - The Multilingual Writers Club I started out with the Francias as my main lanuage for learning. (TranslatedI don t know how to write fanfic in hebrew) And the fact that the boards http://boards.theforce.net/Fan_Fiction_Resource/b10304/18017156/

Jedi Council Forums Fan Fiction Fan Fiction Resource Register ... Next Active Topic Pages: Previous Next Reload Author Topic: The Multilingual Writers Club SilSolo Registered: Mar '04 Date Posted: Subject: The Multilingual Writers Club - Date Edited: 1/25 9:33am (2 edits total) Edited By: SilSolo I don't know if there's been one of these on these boards before, but if there has, then it must be buried under 100 pages and I guess you can call this v2. Hi! Bonjour! Hola! Ni hao! Konichiwa! Guten tag! I just thought I'd start a thread where ESL people might get advice on writing ff in English and where writers who are most comfortable with English might learn a few things about writing ff in foreign languages. By multilingual I mean everyone who speaks English+at least one other language and high school courses count (I'm French III and I love to read in that language). Edit: Since this idea worked so well... Before you reply for the first time, scroll down to my next post to the thread for the instructions on introducing yourself. Have fun! Proud polyglot

66. Jedi Council Forums - The Multilingual Writers Club I started out with the Francias as my main lanuage for learning. I speakenglish and hebrew, but not well enough to write fics in it. http://boards.theforce.net/Fan_Fiction_Resource/b10304/18017156/p1

Jedi Council Forums Fan Fiction Fan Fiction Resource Register ... Next Active Topic Pages: Previous Next Reload Author Topic: The Multilingual Writers Club SilSolo Registered: Mar '04 Date Posted: Subject: The Multilingual Writers Club - Date Edited: 1/25 9:33am (2 edits total) Edited By: SilSolo I don't know if there's been one of these on these boards before, but if there has, then it must be buried under 100 pages and I guess you can call this v2. Hi! Bonjour! Hola! Ni hao! Konichiwa! Guten tag! I just thought I'd start a thread where ESL people might get advice on writing ff in English and where writers who are most comfortable with English might learn a few things about writing ff in foreign languages. By multilingual I mean everyone who speaks English+at least one other language and high school courses count (I'm French III and I love to read in that language). Edit: Since this idea worked so well... Before you reply for the first time, scroll down to my next post to the thread for the instructions on introducing yourself. Have fun! Proud polyglot

67. Teachers Should Be Native Speakers The teacher barely speaks Swedish (my native lanuage), so it doesn t work at all! Russian hebrew áøåëéí äáàéí Arabic ? ? http://www.polyglot-learn-language.com/best.php?postid=1406

68. WordReference Forums - Hardest Languages To Learn (4th hebrew or Japanese) hebrew is very hard to read without vowelizationand it s also But most people say english is the hardest lanuage to lean http://forum.wordreference.com/archive/index.php?t-10550.html

69. Research Report which will allow the representation of all the data in each lanuage. Thus in verse 14 one can read the same hebrew text as either A. You are the http://www.iath.virginia.edu/anderson/iath.report.html

An Electronic Edition of the Life of Adam and Eve Gary A. Anderson The University of Virginia Michael E. Stone The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Table of Contents PART ONE Introduction and Problems of the Text Individual Versions A. Greek B. Latin C. Armenian D. Georgian E. Slavonic F. Coptic PART TWO Electronic Edition A. Its Potential B. Existing Technology C. Non-Latin Character Sets Babble: A Synoptic Text Viewer PART THREE A Tour of the Archive Sample Study: The Fall of Satan PART FOUR Bibliography PART ONE INTRODUCTION AND PROBLEMS OF THE TEXT The Life of Adam and Eve is an apocryphal story about the experience of the first human couple after their expulsion from the Garden of Eden. Of the numerous apocryphal works that were written regarding Adam and Eve in the ancient world, this text certainly has pride of place. Not only was its influence in antiquity quite evident and widespread but the tale also enjoyed enormous popularity in the medieval world as well. Date The text has proven very difficult to date and one can be no more accurate than to say it must have been composed between the 3rd and 7th centuries. It is quite possible of course that certain literary units of the work are considerably older than this as there can be no question that the present form of the work is the result of a complex redactional process that wove together different source materials into a single story. Provenance Equally problematic is the question of the work's provenance. Most scholars have assumed a Jewish origin for the work, on the grounds that evidence of explicit Christian features are so minimal in the tale and seem to be of a late redactional level rather than integral to the story itself. Yet recent scholarship on the creation and transmission of such apocryphal tales from antiquity suggests that the possibility of Christian origins be given due consideration. In any event the fact that the tale was copied, edited and expanded by Christian scribes and enjoyed immense popularity in Christian circles needs to be taken seriously. There is evidence of Jewish familiarity with parts of the work but no evidence of any role in the transmission of the text as it now presently stands.

70. Computing Services - Instructions On How To Deal With The W32/BlasterA Virus should use the following patches for other lanuage versions of Windows XP czech, danish, dutch, finnish, french, german, greek, hebrew, hungarian, http://www.bath.ac.uk/bucs/today/blaster.htm

Text-only version Email Computing Services Search ... A-Z Index Computing Services Virus Info - How to remove the W32/BlasterA Worm This virus does not affect systems based on Macintosh, Unix, Windows 95, 98 or ME (Millennium) There are two stages to the removal of the worm Patching your operating system so you are no longer vulnerable Removing the worm and repairing the damage As there are known incidences of this worm on campus, you should read and implement the patch from Microsoft even if you aren't infected. Patching your computer to stop the vulnerability Initially, you need to install the patch for your operating system. All you need to do is download the patch and then install as administrator. Details about the patch are available from http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/security/bulletin/MS03-026.asp As the worm attacks some Microsoft sites, the patches have been made available from the Bath web servers: Windows NT: http://www.bath.ac.uk/bucs/virus/files/q823980i.exe Windows 2000: http://www.bath.ac.uk/bucs/virus/files/windows2000-kb823980-x86-enu.exe

71. ABRF Electronic Discussion Group Viewed: RE: MALDI: Protein Dim zero in dictation in French (my first lanuage) and the other languages I velearned (English,hebrew,Spanish and Arabic). Have a good Science week. http://www.abrf.org/archives/hmail/0009/0076.html

RE: MALDI: Protein dimmer From: Amina S. Woods ( awoods@jhmi.edu Date: Mon Apr 17 2000 - 08:21:46 EDT Next message: Henriette Remmer: "collecting peptide fractions on pvdf" Previous message: bmark1@atlantaoffice.com: "your imaging supplies" Next in thread: liho2: "Re: MALDI: Protein dimmer" Reply: liho2: "Re: MALDI: Protein dimmer" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Dear all: Before I get delued with mail about my spelling skills, I would like to apologize and confess to all of you that I have always scored a grade of zero in dictation in French (my first lanuage) and the other languages I've learned (English,Hebrew,Spanish and Arabic). Have a good Science week. Amina Amina S. Woods, Ph.D. NIDA Intramural Program, NIH 5500 Nathan Schock Drive Baltimore, MD 21224 Tel: 410-550-1507 Fax: 410-550-2971 e-mail: awoods@intra.nida.nih.gov -Original Message- From: neil brew [mailto: neil.brew@bbsrc.ac.uk Sent: Monday, April 17, 2000 4:15 AM To: 'Amina S. Woods' Subject: RE: MALDI: Protein dimmer Surely you mean a dimer?

72. Prophet Of Doom: Feedback Pages (Contains obscene lanuage.) You are incredible. 1 You indicated that the nameAllah is related to the hebrew word Hallal, or profane. (SN) More http://www.prophetofdoom.net/feedback_page5.html

[Back to Page 1] [Go To Muslim Forum Please accept my congratulations. You have written the best book ever written on Islam. I learned about it on Amazon.com, bought it and read cover to cover. Although I have read, Ibn Warraq, Anwar Shaikh, every article on faithfreedom.org, Mark Gabriel and many other authors, but I found yours to be most comprehensive . It is a must read for all Muslims and non Muslims. (AA) [ More I bought a copy of Prophet of Doom and read it all.Very well researched book. I learned a lot from it. I learned more about islam from this book than any other book I’ve read. (SA) More I would like to know your opinion on this article: It has the headline: Nepalese Protesters Attack Mosque (BG) [ More You mention frequently to muslums who write in that they should read about Muhammid chronologically and in the context of his life. Why is this important, other than it establishes continunity? I can see no reason that re-ordering the works in this manner should make a difference. If you addressed this in your book, can to tell me the chapter so I can start there? Thank you. (JM) [ More i would like to know since the muslims read the quoran so much why have they not noticed their prophet was a scum bag? (JC) [

73. ! Aware: Useful Tech & Info: Message Catalogs/Local Language Adaptations iwhe2-0.61 - An editor for editing (primarily LaTeX) hebrew files At FreeBSD (Metalab at UNC) /pub/linux/utils/nls/ - Stuff for multi-lanuage support http://www.rocketaware.com/uint/lang/

! Aware default selections User Interface Message Catalogs/Local language adaptations Message Catalogs/Local language adaptations Message catalogs, local language adaptations. error message tables, etc. Subsets on this page: #Articles #Books #Personalize Search ! Aware: Home By TONY By MARK By JERRY ... Search all pages Subjects By activity Professions, Sciences, Humanities, Business, ... User Interface Text-based, GUI, Audio, Video, Keyboards, Mouse, Images,... Text Strings Conversions, tests, processing, manipulation,... Math Integer, Floating point, Matrix, Statistics, Boolean, ... Processing Algorithms, Memory, Process control, Debugging, ... Stored Data Data storage, Integrity, Encryption, Compression, ... Communications Networks, protocols, Interprocess, Remote, Client Server, ... Hard World Timing, Calendar and Clock, Audio, Video, Printer, Controls... File System Subject Divisions (default selections) (These links to detailed subjects under this one retain your personalized selections Russian - Russian Language specific Chinese - Chinese Language specific Vietnamese - Vietnamese Language specific Japanese - Japanese Language specific Korean - Korean Language specific Hebrew - Hebrew Language specific #Overviews and other related subjects# - related, but not under or including this subject directly.

74. LTRC lanuage Name, Dialect of, Latitude, Longitude. Abkhaz, 43, 41 hebrew, Modern,31, 35. hebrew, Tiberian, hebrew; Ivrit, 32, 35. Hindi, 25, 77 http://www.lotschool.nl/Research/ltrc/tools/lat-long.htm

Latitudes and Longitudes These are the Latitudes and Longitudes for the 510 StressTyp languages in DECIMAL degrees. Please report corrections to Rob Goedemans Lanuage Name Dialect of Latitude Longitude Abkhaz Aceh Atjeh; Atjehnese; Achehnese, Achinese) Achagua Aguacateco Aklanon; Aklan Alamblak Alawa Alune; Sapalewa; Patasiwa, Alfoeren Alyawarr; Iliaura; Alyawarra Ambrym, Southeast Amele Apoze Kela Apurinã Arabic, Bedouin-Hijazi ? (Hijazi Spoken) Arabic, Beirut Arabic, North Levantine Arabic, Classical Arabic, Damascene Arabic, North Levantine Arabic, Egyptian Radio Egyptian Spoken Arabic Arabic, Egyptian spoken Arabic, Gulf Arabic, Lebanese Arabic, North Levantine Arabic, Libyan spoken; Cyrenaican Bedouin Arabic, Negev Bedouin Arabic welke? Arabic, South Levantine Spoken; Palestinian Arabic Aralle-Tabulahan Pitu Ulunna Salu Aramaic Araona Archi; Archin Armenian Arosi Arrarnta, Western; Aranda, Western Asmat, Central of Casuarina coast? Assyrian Neo-Aramaic Au Aukaans; Ndyuka Avar; Dagestani Awadhi-Bagheli Awtuw; Autu Aymara Baadi; Bardi; Badimaya Bagirmi Bagundji Darling Bagvalal; Bagulal; Bagval; Bagvalin, Barbalin, Kvanadin, Kvanada)

75. Selected Foreign (Non-USA) Publishers W www.chorale.qc.ca, Largest Frenchlanuage choral publisher in North America Israel; hebrew, Israeli Music Publishers, PO Box 7681 http://www.pitts.emory.edu/theoarts/multi/General/foreign.html

SELECTED FOREIGN (non-USA) PUBLISHERS Multicultural Choral Home TheoArts Home This website lists select foreign (non-USA) publishers of international and/or multicultural choral music. A separate page lists U.S. publishers. The information here is written as a guide for contacting and exploring repertoire published outside of the U.S. Every effort is made to keep this information accurate and updated. The following are helpful hints: Publishers are sorted by country, then by name. Telephone/Fax: The + sign indicates that you FIRST need to dial the international access code from the US usually 011 THEN the number given. Note: Canada is like the USA - dial 1 for long distance, then the area code and the number. For users of this page not in the USA: check with your own phone company for international prefix codes. Email and web: Addresses here are active links - click on the email address and your browser should open up an email window, or click on a web address and you'll go directly to that publisher's website.

76. What Is The Principal Language Of Dalmatia? I believe its alphabet is writen in the Alef Format(hebrew script). Dalmatia should exist as separate, independent country with separate lanuage. http://www.greenspun.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg.tcl?msg_id=001FUS

77. ŽGŽŠe†ŒŸõŽÀs of practice Theories and methodologies in lanuage and gender research,New inquiry,Micro language planning and the revival of hebrew A schematic http://library.kuis.ac.jp/jhkweb_JPN/service/GoVolume.asp?WORD=L&TITLEKEY=2 Z000

78. Phrasebase - Language Exchange Partners - Language Forum knowallge in writing in hindi is a very pretty writen lanuage and I feel BERBER, EGYPTIAN, hebrew, LEBANESE, MALTESE http://www.phrasebase.com/forum/read.php?action=lastpost&TID=202

79. Entmoot - David Eddings Anyone? to the word Barak has a meaning in hebrew it means lightning. find it annoyingthat read is the same in the past and present? stupid english lanuage. http://entmoot.tolkientrail.com/archive/index.php/t-2673.html

Entmoot Other Topics Fantasy and Sci-Fi Novels PDA View Full Version : David Eddings Anyone? Mark of Cenla 12-28-2001, 08:54 PM After reading most of the Tolkien books multiple times, I stumbled onto David Eddings series The Begariad and the Malloreon, which I really like. :D Has anyone else read any of his stuff? What do you think? Happy reading. ringbearer 12-29-2001, 12:51 AM Never heard of it...what's it about? Mark of Cenla 12-29-2001, 03:46 PM It is about a stuggle between good and evil (of course). It takes place in a fictional place and time with medieval technology. There are supernatural happenings, sorcerers, strange beasts, battles, etc. There is more humor it than in Tolkien's works. The characters are very highly developed. Eddings has written two series with five books, two trilogies, and a few others. There is even his version of the Silmarillion ( The Rivan Codex). I hope I have not made it seem like Edding's stuff is similar to Tolkien's because it really isn't, other than the genre. Happy reading. Talera 01-23-2002, 09:17 AM

80. Thinking Without Language - Above Top Secret Conspiracy Community *These definitions are from the hebrew dictionary of The Strongest Strong s I WISH I could think without lanuage the constant blah blah blah of http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread59401/pg2

Not logged in - Register Above Top Secret 4.0 Welcome to the AboveTopSecret.com conspiracy discussion board. Use this board to engage in collaborative discussion and debate on a broad range of conspiracy, extraterrestrial, secret project, government agency, and other alternative topics. Within this board, our staff will be diligent in keeping the tone and style of the boards polite and congenial. Members see fewer ads and have access to a wealth of perks and services such as upload space, blogs, webmail, custom features, contests, and more. Click here to join now. username password Forgot Password? Author: thinking without language thematrix posted on 17-6-2004 at 06:56 PM quote: Originally posted by dr_strangecraft Thematrix, most scientists believe that those animal behaviors you mention are the result of instinct, a powerful preconscious urge to perform a specific behavior. All suppositions about animal cognitions are speculative, unless you're a mindreader. I beg to differ greatly. First of all, scientist talk , they just say what people want to hear, definatly when its about something like other things then humans thinking. A good example is that gorilla Amy or whats her name, that learned to speak over 150 signs in sign language.

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