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S. C. W. Coleman-Roush Language I Am

The Path to Language Success

Foreign Language Study
English
11959 Words
Ages 6 and up
247
0

Hello, my name is Stephen and I am a linguist. Some say that we are born into our vocation while others say that it is something developed over time. In the case of language acquisition, both are true. We are all inherently language learners being a highly adaptable and intuitive social species. Language will and always has taken on new and exciting forms that continuously change and adapt to new environments. Some languages die, while others flourish and change into something new. Each language has its own rhythm, its own method of thought, and its own fundamental values. In a sense, Language is everything, language is life. I have studied languages ever since I was in homeschool before 5th grade. My mother taught me to read, write, and speak Latin, Greek, and Hebrew. I read Beowulf in old English as a child. While I can remember almost nothing of these languages, the dedication instilled in me has carried on. I studied at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, CA. I learned and collaborated among thousands of people in my field. I learned that everyone is an individual and we all are interested by different languages. Not everyone, however, is interested in what is commonly thought of as language. The oral, visual, and auditory skills of communication are possessed by all but a passion of few. If your language is in a vocation such as science, medicine, or something else then you are probably not interested in the textbook definition of language studies. Instead, such people focus on a different sort of language acquisition and study. If you see other languages, foreign to you, as a novelty then this book is not for you. I will not be sharing my knowledge of language acquisition in areas of vocations, often referred to as jargon, but will instead be imparting my skill in the auditory, visual, and spoken word. Please take my words with a grain of salt. Do not believe everything you’re told but instead study for yourself. Give into your creative individuality and search out your own answers. All advice is free, but time is finite. I hope that you enjoy this book. [more]

Keywords: Language, Learning, Study, Help, Tutor, Foreign

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Lucky Nuh Language

Poetry
English
85 Words
No Age Recommendation
574
0

Is there anyone out there who had a privilege of choosing their first language? well, choices are available [more]

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Rittik Chandra Body Language

Business & Economics
English
1783 Words
No Age Recommendation
463
1

Body language is an interesting concept. The human body makes a lot of unconscious motions depending on the situation. Sometimes, the body language indicators are blatant and obvious. If you see someone crying, chances are they’re upset about something. Other times, body language indicators aren’t so obvious. For instance, you may completely miss someone rolling their eyes at you in derision if they aren’t facing you. There are so many ways to interpret body language and many, many more body language indicators. These can be important in almost any communication setting, whether it’s business, relationships, or even meeting someone new. [more]

Keywords: Body Language, communication, business, economics, mba, bba, management

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Judie Hassler Body Language

Read People Like a Book and Detect Their Thoughts (volume 1)

Social Science
English
30651 Words
Ages 16 and up
51
0

Body language may be even more crucial to our social skills than verbal communication. The way to discover more about what people re trying to say when they don't say anything, is to study it. That's where this guide comes in. Have you ever wondered how people flirt by just a look, a body gesture, or a facial expression? Have you ever wondered how you can read clues and signs about what people are thinking? Did you ever take a closer look at the signs of attraction, repulsion, or some other emotions people will express, but won't say? Then you've come at the right place. This book will be an eye-opener. Don't wait and learn more about various nonverbal communication techniques now. [more]

Keywords: body language, dark psychology, manipulation, nonverbal communication, social skills, social anxiety, dark triad

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Judie Hassler Body Language

Avoid Miscommunication, Improve Personal Relationships, and Learn to Read People (Volume 1,2, and 3)

Psychology
English
88847 Words
Ages 12 and up
74
0

This title contains a combo of 3 books, namely: Book 1: If you’re looking to boost your social skills, then this is the right book. If you want to learn more about nonverbal communication, then this is the right book. If you’re open to learning more about flirting, communicating with colleagues, etc. then this is definitely the right book. There are a lot of other reasons to get this book. You will discover more differences between extroverts and introverts, how some are more into listening and others are more into visuals, and so many more things. So don’t wait. Enlighten your mind with this great source of information. Book 2: Why are so many people so bad at listening? Or am I just a complainer? Well, the truth is, it’s become harder and harder for people to pay attention. Social media, technology, and our fast-paced society have all contributed to that. In this guide, we’ll address the problem, as well as some hardcore tips and suggestions to help you become a better listener and likable communication guru. Other than that, we’ll show you the ropes of seeing through someone’s nonverbal messages, body language, negotiation tactics, sales techniques, flirtatious moves, and much more. Body language is at the root of most of what we’re actually saying, even though it doesn’t always appear that way. Last but not least, you’ll find out how to use small talk, become more social, and eliminate some social anxiety or awkwardness you might have. Even when you think you’re doing pretty well, you could still use some of this advice. So don’t stall and get to it! We’ll see you inside the book. Book 3: This guide is perfect for understanding more about body language, eye contact, and all those hidden messages that aren’t coming out of your mouth. People reveal a lot just by the way they move their eyes, the subtle cues they show, and the way they move. Adie from that, we’ll look into the differences of male and female communication, how to analyze your audience when you’re talking to people, and how to become more extroverted (if that’s what you want). Last but not least, this book shows a tip of the iceberg of theories from Jung and Freud, and the famous social learning theory that has often been challenged. All these things can help you understand yourself, human interaction, and the personality of others better. So don’t wait and begin reading or listening to this book now! [more]

Keywords: body language, social skills, flirting, nonverbal communication, dark psychology, NLP, sales techniques

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Judie Hassler Body Language

Read Anyone and Talk to Anyone without Social Anxiety (Volume 2)

Psychology
English
28416 Words
Ages 12 and up
79
0

People sell, people talk, and people communicate through hand signals, facial expressions, and so much more. This is society. It's normal. It's an everyday thing. And we all know about it. But how much do we really know? What if I could give you the secrets that will help you see through all of that? What if you could become a body language expert? This is precisely what this book will focus on. It's one step closer to allowing you to tap into your intuitive powers and see what people are saying. In a nutshell, we'll discuss topics like: Mirroring techniques. Selling tactics. Job interviews. Negotiation skills. Flirting strategies. Active listening. Passive listening. Focus techniques. Small talk. Social skills. Dating methods. And so much more. You cannot miss this crucial information! It applies to various aspects of life, relationships, business, etc. This is something you can use every day, no matter where you live or what you do. Get your hands on this valuable information now! [more]

Keywords: body language, nonverbal communication, listening skills, NLP, Neuro Linguistic Programming, social anxiety, dating skills

$3.99

Judie Hassler Body Language

Discover How to Talk to Anyone and Read People’s Emotions (Volume 3)

Self-Help
English
29725 Words
Ages 12 and up
59
0

This guide is perfect for understanding more about body language, eye contact, and all those hidden messages that aren’t coming out of your mouth. People reveal a lot just by the way they move their eyes, the subtle cues they show, and the way they move. Adie from that, we’ll look into the differences of male and female communication, how to analyze your audience when you’re talking to people, and how to become more extroverted (if that’s what you want). Last but not least, this book shows a tip of the iceberg of theories from Jung and Freud, and the famous social learning theory that has often been challenged. All these things can help you understand yourself, human interaction, and the personality of others better. So don’t wait and begin reading or listening to this book now! [more]

Keywords: freud, Karl Jung, social cues, nonverbal communication, social skills, body language, dark psychology

$2.99

Ummed Singh BODY LANGUAGE

Postures

Health & Fitness
English
5458 Words
Ages 16 and up
37
0

This eBook is based on body language that has been collected from different sources and people. For more information about this ebook. Kindly write to ummedsingh7427@gmail.com. I will happy to help you. Copyright 2023 by Ummed Singh This eBook is a guide and serves as a first guide. This book has been written on the advice of many experts and sources who have good command over body language, network and programming. They are listed at the end of this book. All images used in this book are taken from the LAB which is created by experts. All rights reserved, including the right to reproduce this book or portions thereof in any form whatsoever. For any query reach out to the author through email. [more]

Keywords: Body language, smart, how to become smart, how to smart, how to become smart in the society, Nonverbal communication, Gestures, Posture, Facial expressions, Eye contact, Mirroring, Paralanguage, Proxemics, Microexpressions, Microexpression, Body language cues, Kinesics, Hand gestures, Personal space, Open body language, Closed body language, Subconscious signals, Nervous tics, Communication signals, Body language interpretation, Reading people, Social interaction, Impression management, Emotional expression, Posture analysis, body kya hai, body language kya hai, smart kaise bne, how to crack interview, hoow to passed exam, how to crack any opportunity, how to become successful, how to become success, safal kaise bne, saphal kaise bane [more][Less]

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Milena Oda The Passion and the Sickness of Language

Essay about the Language

Literary Collections
English
827 Words
No Age Recommendation
337
1

Who am I when I speak? How far I stay true to my own soul and my innervoice? [more]

Keywords: Speech, language

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Edward Sapir Language

An Introduction to the Study of Speech

Fiction
English
77735 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

Edward Sapir (/səˈpɪər/; 1884–1939) was an American anthropologist-linguist, who is widely considered to be one of the most important figures in the early development of the discipline of linguistics. Sapir was born in German Pomerania; his parents emigrated to America when he was a child. He studied Germanic linguistics atColumbia, where he came under the influence of Franz Boas who inspired him to work on Native American languages. While finishing his Ph.D. he went to California to work with Alfred Kroeber documenting the indigenous languages there. He was employed by the Geological Survey of Canada for fifteen years, where he came into his own as one of the most significant linguists in North America, the other being Leonard Bloomfield. He was offered a professorship at the University of Chicago, and stayed for several years continuing to work for the professionalization of the discipline of linguistics. By the end of his life he was professor of anthropology at Yale, where he never really fit in. Among his many students were the linguists Mary Haas and Morris Swadesh, and anthropologists such as Fred Eggan and Hortense Powdermaker. [more]

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