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Aku adalah binatang jalang yang menghembuskan angin kedinginan. apa pun bisa kita lakukan, biarkan Hayal mu melambung tinggi menikmati sensasi lambda sehingga hayalmu menembus batas, bangun ketika kau mulai lelah akan semua, bakarlah dinding-dinding yang membuatmu tidak mempunyai waktu untuk membuka sensasi Lamda. masih ingatkah kita pernah bercerita tentang puncuk-puncuk lambda di ketinggian 200Hez aku telah menemukan seluk beluk lambda. Mari bersama menembus batas normal, yang akan membuka tabir mimpi menjadi kenyataan. aku lambda yang membagunkan dengan Argumentum ad populum, wujud nyata, ilusi, melayang maya membuka tabir biru menjadi sir Lamda






Sunday, July 3, 2011

by admin No Comments French news English, Henry Higgins, My Fair Lady, Pygmalion Yes oh Yes, Professor Higgins

Properly enunciated English is one of the world’s glories, writes Brian Sewell and we wholeheartedly agree with him.
Countries of the world where English is an off...
Countries of the world where English is an official language, Image Wikipedia


If you’re a speaker of English from anywhere really (except the UK where accents and class appear to be irretrievably intertwined and now hugely political) pronouncing English properly and with a decent accent is a matter of pride and a mark of education. Ask any of the ruling class in India for example.
The French after all take enormous care with the way words are pronounced and sentences are constructed, as residents who are readers of this blog, will well know!
As the exasperated Henry Higgins asks (the play Pygmalion is currently in London’s West End Garrick theatre):  ”Why can’t the English learn to speak?”
So how do you the reader of this blog feel?  Does anyone care anymore how English is spoke (sic)? Let us know in the comments below.
Declaration of interest: The writer was born in South Africa where some of us really did make an effort to use received pronunciation.

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