The researcher known as Quirk operates under the assumption that the teaching of regular English might not encounter any opposition in a nation, like Japan, where there’s no heritage of English everywhere. Actually, the prevalent American influence through pictures, clothes, music and meals is a global tendency. Adding this, Morrow observes that the Japanese people […]
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Over 10 million Japanese people visit overseas nations every year, and more than 1/3 of those (over 3 million) visit places where English is the dominant language. Possibly more than 50% of those individuals go overseas within a tour, and they don’t speak English throughout the visit. They merely see scenes, buildings, gardens, etc., go […]
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First, I should explain that this is founded on a largely serious decision I came to after a lot of thought, instead of just an excuse to mention how the Italians are in general. My point here is merely that of intrigue and not one of insult. One: Japanese and Italian FoodsBoth nations are saturated […]
