Learning English - Moving Words

Gandhi was the leader of Indian nationalist movement against British rule, liberty and independence big voice. Mahatma's name means "a wonderful soul"

This famous citation quotes a reference to the intense legal punishment of the Old Testament. Gandhi refuses to use violence as a means of change and is just a peaceful protest action

In fact, this quoted version was also used by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr in battle for citizenship and equality in the United States. These two people supported the power of the people, their peaceful efforts brought a great weight and helped to realize social transformation.

Mahatma Gandhi was born in India in 1869, but his work as a lawyer took him to South Africa. He works here to guarantee the rights of Indians living under British rule. After returning to India, he became a leader of Indian nationalist movement leading the Indian independence movement he actively acquired in 1947.

As India and Pakistan split, a riot between Hindus and Muslims has occurred. As a unified Indian faithful supporter, Gandhi soon shamed the riot. Five days later, opposition leaders vowed to stop fighting, Gandhi canceled the ban. Shortly thereafter, Gandhi was assassinated by Hindu extremists and he opposed his willingness to engage in dialogue with people of all religions.

This is a good example of reference standing on the shoulder of another person. In this case it is a proverb. "Eyes for the eyes, teeth for the teeth" is a traditional expression of vengeance thought dating back to the Bible era. Just as some quotes use literal statements to turn them into metaphors, there are metafoto statements that are literal here. This is a clever rhetoric, and the author's identity adds a little to it.

Learn to translate first, then to create new words. It is easier to learn translations of foreign languages ​​than to learn foreign languages ​​when seeing English words. First look at the outside of the flash card. That is saying a loan word, then I remember an English translation. Later, when you see their English version, use them to practice to turn over and make a foreign language. Please use the native language word. When you are learning a new language, practicing words in context may be difficult, as you have not yet learned sufficient vocabulary to make complex sentences. To solve this problem, please use the native language word. For example, if you are learning Spanish casa (house), you can say "I am going to casa now."

Learn synonyms. These words are almost the same in other languages. For example, appreciation in Spanish is the same meaning as thanks in English. There are hundreds of words in Spanish, French, Italian, other romantic languages, English. You can easily find a list of these synonyms online. Since pronunciation is various, please use Forvo which is a free excellent website to investigate. Here you hear the voice of a native speaker speaking a specific word. Learn the most commonly used words. To achieve native level fluency in your language, you usually need to know at least 50,000 words. However, in order to realize a fluent session, you need to learn a little bit - from 2000 to 3000 words. This is because, in all languages, only a few words make up the majority of the spoken language. Again, you can find a list of these words online. But when you speak and listen to that language, you will naturally encounter them.

First, we need to be able to express words as input to machine learning model. The mathematical way to represent a word is a vector. An estimated English word of 13 million words. But many of them are related. Spouse partner, hotel to motel. So, do you need separate vectors for all 13 million words? No We must search enough N-dimensional vector space (where N <13 million) to encode all the semantics in our language. We need to have similarities and differences between words. You can find similarities and differences between words using the concept of vectors and the distance between them (cosine, Euclidean, etc.).