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A Tiny Part Of Language Drill (黄锥)
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Part 1
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WE ARE UNITED….NO THING CAN STOP US…
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COME ON! WE ARE CLOSE TO HEAVEN!
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U HAVE BEEN EXPELED FROM HERE… I CANNOT LET THAT HAPPEN AGAIN
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Tower of Babel
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There are approximately 6000 languages that are spoken by humans today.
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Part 2
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Idioms Metaphorical phrases Phrases Slang 俚语 Colloquialism 俗话 Proverb 谚语 …….. culture Language
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What makes them different?
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Different living circumstance England & China
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挥金如土 spend money like water 茫然 at sea 全力以赴 in full sail 先发制人 to take the wind out of somebody's sail 酒喝得太多 half sea over
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二人同心,黄土变金 (When two people are of the same mind, even clay may be changed into gold) 上无片瓦,下无寸土 (as poor as a church mouse) 瑞雪兆丰年 (a timely snow promises a good harvest)
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Another factor in the living condition-CLIMATE
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Western hemisphere. North Temperate Zone West wind is the symbol of spring.
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shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Thou art more lovely and more temperate -Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18
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in China Spring has the image of good things, so Chinese “ 春 ” is used in some idioms to express goodliness.
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春暖花开 in warm spring, all the blossoms are in full bloom 春意盎然 spring is very much in the air 一年之计在于春 the whole year’s work consists in a good start in spring 满面春风 one’s face radiates happiness 春风化雨 the life-giving spring breeze and rain--- salutary influence of education
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Different historical allusion Different countries possess different history culture, which mainly comprises allusion, myths, poems, ancient books and records, etc
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Historical events 风声鹤唳, 草木皆兵 be in an extremely nervous state in which one is frightened by the slightest sound 卧薪尝胆 to sleep on brushwood and taste gall---to undergo self-imposed hardships so as to strengthen one's resolve to wipe out a national humiliation
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Mythologies A Pandora's box --- from Greek mythology crocodile's tears --- 猫哭老鼠假慈悲
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Part 3 English
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Approximately 375 million people speak English as their first language. English today is probably the third largest language by number of native speakers, after Mandarin Chinese.
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