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<font size="4"><span style="color:#C00000">"Thus a 'thief' is a 'tief' and a 'youth' is a 'yout'." </span></font>([http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/home/estuary/midweek.htm l.40])
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*The author wants to point out that it is silly to leave out the "h" in some words.
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<font size="4"><span style="color:#C00000">"At best, it could mean a quite different society in which a voice carries authority by its words, not its vowels." </span></font> (l.64-65)
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*The author criticizes that people get judged about the way they speak, instead of the content they talk about.

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English - LK 09/11

US politics

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Terms/phrases about "US politics"

  1. president = Präsident
  2. running mate = Vizekandidat
  3. constitution = Verfassung
  4. law = Gesetz
  5. presidency = Präsidentschaft
  6. poverty = Macht
  7. party = Partei
  8. oath = Eid,Schwur
  9. "bully pulpit" = "Tyrannenkanzel"
  10. political acumen = politischer Scharfsinn
  11. social legislation = soziale Gesetzgebung
  12. economy = Wirtschaft
  13. charisma = Ausstrahlung
  14. equal rights = Gleichberechtigung
  15. human dignity = Menschenwürde

Expectations

  1. List of challenges Great expectations: Obama will have to deliver.
  2. Expectations for Obama Discussion about the excpectations on Obama.

Expectations of African American

Wiki-Entry about African Americans

  • Fairness,clarity,truthfulness
  • Fight hard for civil rights
  • Education
  • Jobs
  • Changes

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German politics

  • The "Wahl-o-mat" proposed that I should elect the SPD or the FDP.
  • I expect the CDU/CSU to be the party which will have the most voters.

Queen's English

Definition: Queen's English means the standard form of either written or spoken British English regarded as correct.

  • Can be traced to the 16th century
  • Monarchs usage of language as model in speech and writing
  • First only impüortant for aristocraty
  • In newer times the gap between the royals etc. and the people is getting smaller.

Examples:

  • house = hice
  • off = orf
  • tower = tar
  • refined = refained

Estuary English

"Thus a 'thief' is a 'tief' and a 'youth' is a 'yout'." (l.40)

  • The author wants to point out that it is silly to leave out the "h" in some words.

"At best, it could mean a quite different society in which a voice carries authority by its words, not its vowels." (l.64-65)

  • The author criticizes that people get judged about the way they speak, instead of the content they talk about.