English Word Order, Polite Understatement, African-American Words, Mistake by Columbus, Non-Verbal Disagreement in Japanese, Cultural Generalizations, Individualism in Young Japanese, Appreciated Forms of English

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  • In natural English, some of the words becomes shortened pronunciation.
  • Understatement is sometimes used to be polite.
  • There have been words for African-Americans over several years.
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1. In natural English, (words / shortened / pronunciation / some / the / of / becomes). 2. Understatement (order / sometimes / to be / is / in / polite / used). 3. There have been (African-Americans / the years / for / words / over / several). 4. The word ‘Indian’ (a mistake / by / was / Christopher Columbus / made / actually). 5. Japanese (disagreement / to / show / have / non-verbal / several / ways). 6. There are (to / exceptions / generalizations / always / cultural / some). 7. Young Japanese may be (individualism / language / showing / more / their / in). 8. Many other forms of English (the world / are / around / appreciated / now / spoken). わかる範囲での回答で構いませんので, 皆さんよろしくお願い致します.

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1. In natural English, (some pronunciation of the words becomes shortened). 2. Understatement (is sometimes used in order to be polite.) 3. There have been (several words for African-Americans over the years.) 4. The word ‘Indian’ (was actually a mistake made by Christopher Columbus). 5. Japanese (have several non-verbal ways to show disagreement). 6. There are (always some exceptions to cultural generalization). 7. Young Japanese may be (showing more individualism in their language.) 8. Many other forms of English (spoken around the world are now appreciated.) 以上でいかがでしょうか?

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回答No.2

1. In natural English, the pronunciation of some words becomes shortened. 2. Understatement is sometimes used in order to be polite. 3. There have been several words for African-Americans over the years. 4. The word ‘Indian’ was a mistake actually made by Christopher Columbus. 5. Japanese have several non-verbal ways to show disagreement. 6. There are always some cultural exceptions to generalizations. 7. Young Japanese may be showing more individualism in their language. 8. Many other forms of English are now appreciated spoken around the world.

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