تعبير بالانجليزي عن السفر قصير جدا
تعبير عن السفر بالسياره بالانجليزي
Traveling in
English-speaking countries
One of the important
things to remember when traveling to English-speaking countries around the
world is that English spoken in a country may be different from the one we
know. In fact, if English is not spoken in the same way in all English-speaking
countries, several pronunciations can coexist in one and the same country. Take
for example the United Kingdom's cqs. A Highlander will speak a different
English language than a Canary Wharf banker. What's more, the vocabulary and
meaning of words can also vary from country to country. You may know, for
example, that flip flops are called thongs in Australia, whereas in the United
States the word thong has a totally different meaning.
Australians also use a
lot of abbreviations instead of using diminutives. See you this arvo is the
word "afternoon" which means "afternoon". In the same way,
if a person puts meat on the barbie, she decorates a doll with a piece of meat,
but grills it on the barbecue. To make it easy for us, some English speakers
like to make fun of Australians by saying the phrase shrimp on the barbie,
because of the Australian pronunciation of "i" in the word shrimp,
followed by the word barbie. However, most Australians use the word prawn more
often than shrimp to talk about a shrimp.
