آموزش زبان انگلیسی
آموزش زبان انگلیسی ,آموزش گرامر انگلیسی , مکالمه انگلیسی, اصطلاح , لغت , تست , سرگرمی , ضرب المثل, شعر , داستان , نکته ها ی مهم , و اخبار جالب..آموزش زبان انگلیسی
آموزش زبان انگلیسی ,آموزش گرامر انگلیسی , مکالمه انگلیسی, اصطلاح , لغت , تست , سرگرمی , ضرب المثل, شعر , داستان , نکته ها ی مهم , و اخبار جالب..Happy Valentine
پروین: سلام
خواننده های وبلاگ پروین: علیک
پروین: یه عذر خواهی واسه خاطر اینکه آپدیت نکردم به موقع.
خواننده های وبلاگ پروین: نه پروین جون خواهش میکنیم.مهم نیس.باس دیگه فول بدی سر وقت اپدیت کنی ، ok?
پروین: چشم ، حتما،فول میدم.
p.s Happy Valentine My Dear Readers
چند تا اس ام اس راجع به این روز:
Don't go for looks,
they can deceive
Don't go for wealth
even that fades away.
Go for sum1 who makes u
smile becoz only a smile makes
a dark day seem bright..
Happy Valentine
***
Smile in Pleasure
Smile in Pain
Smile when trouble pours like Rain
Smile when sum1 Hurts U
Smile becoz SOMEONE still
Loves to see u Smiling!! 
Happy Valentine
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All I wanted was sum1 2 care 4 me
All I wanted was sum1 who'd b there 4 me
All I ever wanted was sum1 who'd b true
All I ever wantedwas sum1 like U...
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If Your asking if I Need U the answer is 4Ever..
If Your askin if I'll Leave U the answer is Never..
If Your askin what I value the Answer is U..
if Your askin if I love U the answer is I do.
یه شعر هم در وصف این روز سرودم البته خیلی وقت پیش بود که این شعر رو سرودم .خوشحال میشم نظرتون رو دربارش بدونم.
درضمن اگه میخواین درباره والنتاین بیشتر بدونین در سالهای قبل یه چیزایی نوشتم برین به این یخش:
Dont give up
just hold tight
give me you hand and let the heart be mine
cause this is what i've wished so long
Essential expressions for managing a project in English
Essential expressions for managing a project in English
Whether you're a project manager or just a member of a project team, you can't avoid all the project management lingo flying around in offices around the world today. The problem is many of these expressions can't even be found in the dictionary. Just rely on our project management guide to learn today's office talk for tomorrow's projects!
Define the scope One of the first steps in project management is to determine the impact and the boundaries of a project, in other words creating the project scope. The scope should provide a description of the end products expected to be produced by the project.
Establish a timeline Next you should decide the time frame that specifies when each step of the project should be completed. By creating a timeline you will be able to know if you are on schedule throughout the life of the project.
Specify target outcomes How do you gauge the success of your project? It's important to specify target outcomes, or desired results that have measurable benefits, to use in determining your success
Determine necessary outputs Take time to think about the products, services, and business or management practices, otherwise known as outputs, that you will need in place in order to achieve your target outcomes.
Put a project team together People are the key to the success of your project. Select capable employees to take part in the project team - the team of people working together to accomplish the project - assigning appropriate roles to each.
Record milestones When members of the project team complete a scheduled key activity or task, make sure it is recorded. Milestones are either completed or not completed, and they can serve as a progress marker for the project.
Create baseline metrics Progress and performance should be evaluated using baseline metrics, which are a set of indicators that performance should be measured against.
Set a budget cost Determine how much you anticipate the project will cost, and set a budget cost at the start of the project. Later, you can refine your budget and make it more detailed.
Produce deliverables In order to ensure satisfaction of contractual requirements, you'll need to produce deliverables, such as reports or products that must be completed and delivered. Make sure they are produced on time!
Execute risk management In every project, there will always be risks, or threats that may hinder the successful completion of the project. A good project manager will execute risk management processes by identifying, analyzing, evaluating and treating potential risks.
Money talks! Saving money in English
Money talks! Saving money in English
Did you know that English can help you save money? The English language is full of advice on how to save for a rainy day. So if you are tired of penny-pinching, read on to learn the meaning of these useful expressions!
Penny-pinching. This expression means to save money, or describes someone who is unwilling to spend money. For example, I have to do some penny-pinching this month if I want to buy that coat!
A penny saved is a penny earned. This means that not spending money is almost the same as earning it because it will still be in your pocket!
The best things in life are free. A similar saying is Money isn't everything, in other words money can't buy the most important things in life, like love or friendship or health.
Saving for a rainy day means putting away money for the future, or saving for an emergency.
Penny wise, pound foolish. This expression describes a person who is extremely careful about spending small amounts of money, but careless when it comes to larger sums.
A fool and his money are soon parted. This proverb reminds us that foolish people do not know how to hold on to their money!
Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise. This is a famous saying of Benjamin Franklin, meaning if you go to sleep early and wake up early you can get rich!
Money doesn't grow on trees. This expression means that money is not easily obtained. Parents frequently tell their children this if they constantly want to buy things!
Money talks. This is a modern expression which means that money is powerful, or that money makes things happen.
In for a penny, in for a pound. This proverb has come to mean that if you start something you may as well finish it, even if you have to devote much more effort than you expected. The original meaning was that if the punishment is the same, people will commit the offence which brings the greatest profit
Words & Thoughts
Words & Thoughts
Imagine a boxer stepping into the ring, and telling himself:
"I'm a loser. I'm a chicken!"
How long would he last?
Imagine a singer walking onstage, and telling herself:
"I'm pathetic! They'll hate me!"
How well would she sing?
It's a recipe for disaster.
Yet, lots of us use this same recipe every day. We tell ourselves:
"I'm fat."
"I have a rotten memory."
"I'm always broke."
"I'm an idiot."
Then we wonder why we fail!
If you expect to forget, you will forget!
If you expect to be broke, you will stay broke.
If you expect to behave like an idiot ...
So how do we start to think positively?
The first step is to watch your mouth! Notice what you SAY about yourself.
From today, NEVER SAY ANYTHING BAD ABOUT YOURSELF.
Never tell people: "I'm hopeless, I always screw up, my boyfriends always dump me ..."
Make a commitment: "From today, I will not criticise myself. If I have nothing good to say about me, I will keep my mouth shut."
It's hard to control our thoughts - but we CAN control what comes out of our mouth. Once we take control of our language, we begin to have more positive thoughts ... and life gets better.
We become what we think about!
The Top 10 Confusing English Words
The Top 10 Confusing English Words
Should you accept an invitation or except one? Do you eat dessert or desert after your meal? English is full of confusing words. Here are some tips on using the right word at the right time!
dessert and desert
Dessert is a sweet dish, while the desert is hot, dry and full of sand.
accept and except
To accept means to receive or agree to something, while except means excluding.
there and their
The former is an adverb of place while the latter is a possessive pronoun e.g. Their house is over there.
principle and principal
Principles are beliefs, values or basic truths, while principal means the head of a school, or the main thing.
advice and advise
The former is a noun while the latter is a verb, so you can advise someone by giving them good advice.
borrow and lend
To borrow means to receive something as a loan, while to lend means to give something as a loan. E.g. Can I borrow your car? Sorry, I can't lend it to you today
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despite and although
These have a similar meaning but are used differently. Despite is a preposition while although is a conjunction. E.g. He won the race despite his injury. He won the race although he had an injury.
affect and effect
The former is a verb while the latter is a noun, e.g. The effect of the war is enormous; it has affected all sectors of the economy.
personal and personnel
Your personal details include your name, age and nationality, while personnel means the employees of a company.
assure and ensure
To assure someone means to remove doubt or reassure them, while ensure means to make certain that something happens. E.g. I assured him that you would be there, so please ensure that you get to the meeting on time.
new year sms
A happy New Year! Grant that I
May bring no tear to any eye
When this New Year in time shall end
Let it be said I've played the friend,
Have lived and loved and labored here,
And made of it a happy year
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Fill ur life with Happiness & Bright Cheer,
Bring to u Joy and Prosperity for the whole Year,
And it's my New Year wish 4u Dear...
Wish u a VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR.
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HAPPY NEW YEAR
Receive my simple gift of "LOVE"
Wrapped with "SINCERITY"
Tied with "CARE" &
Sealed with "DUA"
2 Keep u "HAPPY" & "SAFE" all the life.
HAPPY NEW YEAR....
. A Relaxed Mind, A Peaceful Soul, A Joyful Spirit, A Healthy Body & Heart full of Love..All these are my Prayers for You..Wish a Happy New Year
Happy New Year 2007
Merry Xmas
Christmas
Christmas or Christmas Day is an annual holiday that marks the traditional birthdate of Jesus of Nazareth. Christmas combines the celebration of Jesus' birth with various other traditions and customs, many of which were influenced by ancient winter festivals such as Yule[1] and Saturnalia. Christmas traditions include the display of Nativity scenes and Christmas trees, the exchange of gifts and cards, and the arrival of Father Christmas (Santa Claus) on Christmas Eve. Popular Christmas themes include the promotion of goodwill, giving, compassion, and quality family time.
Christmas Day falls on December 25. It is preceded by Christmas Eve on December 24, and in some countries is followed by Boxing Day on December 26. Some Eastern Orthodox Churches celebrate Christmas on January 7, which corresponds to December 25 on the Julian calendar. December 25 as a birthdate for Jesus is merely traditional, and is not widely considered to be his actual date of birth.[2]
Christmas is celebrated in most countries around the world, owing to the spread of Christianity and Western culture. Various local and regional Christmas traditions are still practiced
Yule is the winter solstice celebration of the Scandinavian Norse mythology and Germanic pagans
Saturnalia is the feast at which the Romans commemorated the dedication of the temple of the god Saturn, which took place on 17 December. Over the years, it expanded to a whole week, up to 23 December..
Good Wan! Good One!
Good Wan! (Good One!)"
Caller: Hello, can I speak to Annie Wan ?
Operator: Yes, you can speak to me.
Caller : No, I want to speak to Annie Wan!
Operator: Yes I understand you want to speak to anyone. You can speak to me. Who is this?
Caller : I'm Sam Wan. And I need to talk to Annie Wan! It's urgent.
Operator: I know you are someone and you want to talk to anyone! But what's this urgent matter about?
Caller: Well... just tell my sister Annie Wan that our brother Noe Wan was involved in an accident. Noe Wan got injured and now Noe Wan is being sent to the hospital. Right now, Avery Wan is on his way to the hospital.
Operator : Look, if no one was injured and no one was sent to the hospital, then the accident isn't an urgent matter! You may find this hilarious but I don't have time for this!
Caller : You are so rude! Who are you?
Operator: I'm Saw Ree.
Caller: Yes! You should be sorry. Now give me your name!!
Operator: That's what I said. I'm Saw Ree ..
Caller: Oh ......God!!! !
Business English you should know
Business English you should know
Can you stay on top of all the English at your workplace? Or do you feel
you're behind in your language learning? English is the
international business language, but not all of it is straightforward.
Here are some terms you might hear at your office
Stay on top of
If you're feeling overwhelmed in your job, you're probably not
staying on top of your work. This means to stay in control, and not get
behind or let your work pile up
On the ball
This phrase comes from the sports field. When you are on the ball, you
have to be alert and in charge. "Make sure you are on the ball with
those reports." The opposite is to drop the ball, which would mean not
completing an assignment and letting down the people you work with
Think outside the box
Many employers expect their staff to think creatively and approach
projects in new and different ways. In this phrase, the box signifies
conventional wisdom, or what is already known. Thinking outside the box
suggests coming up with new and innovative methods. "For this marketing
project, we need to think outside the box
Get the ball rolling
This idiom means to start something and set it in motion. "Let's get the
ball rolling on this project." Once you're off to a great start, you may
express your desire to keep the ball rolling
Brainstorm
This means to spend time thinking up lots of ideas. Many companies may
hold brainstorming sessions to tackle problems and dream up new ideas.
"Let's brainstorm new ideas for the advertising campaign.
Pull strings
What happens when you pull the strings to a puppet? It does what you
want it to do. This phrase means to go beyond what is normally done to
make something happen. "It will be difficult to talk with her. You may
have to pull some strings with her department
Multi-tasking
Are you good at multi-tasking or doing multiple tasks at the same time?
"This week we need you to write a report, make a presentation, and
review last year's earnings. I hope you can multi-task!" It still means
you only get paid one salary though
Bite off more than you can chew
If you take on too much work, you may not be able to do it all properly.
"He's working late every night. He bit off more than he could chew
Downtime
Are there periods of time where you don't have much work to do? Where
your job is just not as busy? That time is called downtime. "If you have
some downtime this week, please brainstorm some ideas for our next team
outing.
Happy Birthday LLE
ال ال ای ۴ ساله شد.
۴ سال واسه خونه ی اینترنتیم زحمت کشیدم تا شاید بتونم کمکی کنم به کسانی که میخوان و دوست دارن زبان بین المللی رو یاد بگیرن -
۴سال 
یه عمر وقت و هزینه واسه چی؟ نمیدونم تو این مدت کسی تونسته چیزی یاد بگیره حتی اگه شده یه لغت یا یه اصطلاح یا .....
۴سال تا جایی که زمان بهم اجازه میداد سعی کردم کمکی کنم .تو این ۴سال دوستای زیادی هم پیدا کردم که نمیدونم اگه این وبلاگ رو نداشتم بازم این همه دوست داشتم یا نه
تو این ۴سال ۴هزار بار خواستم که وبلاگ نویسی رو رها کنم و به کار و زندگیم برسم ولی ...ولی...نظرات شما همیشه منو خوشحال وخرسند میکرد...و همیشه شما به من و خونم لطف داشتین. همه اینا باعث شد که به کارم ادامه بدم.
۴سال ساختیم و سوختیم
۴سال مردم و زنده شدم 
...وای دیر شد باید یه چیزی پست کنم
دیر شد Be on time,respect your readers
۴سال..
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خب به هر حال امیدوارم اینجا برای شما دوستان عزیزم مفید واقع بوده.
منتظر مطالب بعدی باشید.
در ضمن:
Happy Birthday LLE
ال ال ای ۴ ساله شد.New American Streamline
New American Streamline
New American Streamline is an intensive three-level series geared to the interests and needs of young adults and adults. Like the original American Streamline, this completely new edition combines natural language, everyday situations, and extensive practice of all four skills to give students a practical command of simple, spoken American English.
The three levels of New American Streamline (Departures, Connections, and Destinations) can be used as independent texts or sequentially as parts of a series
Student Books
Each of the eighty, one-page units contains:
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Interesting, humorous conversations, featuring key grammatical points.
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Full-color, all-new illustrations and photographs throughout to motivate students.
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New communicative and listening exercises.
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A strand weaving together important and relevant functions.
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New grammar summaries and an index for students' reference.
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Split Editions of the Student Books are ideal for shorter courses. Part A of each Student Book covers Units 1-40; Part B covers Units 41- 80.
Teacher's Books
The spiral-bound, interleaved Teacher's Books contain the full-color pages from the Student Books plus:
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Detailed teaching notes and drills for each unit.
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New suggestions for additional communicative and role-playing activities.
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An updated introduction outlining the underlying methodology.
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Workbook Answer Key.
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Tapescript.
Workbooks
The illustrated Workbooks provide additional written practice. Language summaries at the top of each page focus the student on the key grammatical/functional points. Two-color, lively art keeps students' interest. Printed examples enable students to work independently. For each level, Workbook A covers Units 1- 40 of the Student Book; Workbook B covers Units 41- 80.
Cassettes and CDs
The all-new Cassettes and CDs contain the conversations and texts from the Student Books, featuring a variety of voices, regional accents, imaginative sound effects and realistic pacing.
Achievement Tests
Photocopiable Achievement Tests will enable you to assess your students' progress at each level of New American Streamline. An Achievement Test Cassette offering the listening exercises for all levels is also available.
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Ten tips to build English vocabulary
Ten tips to build English vocabulary
Feeling overwhelmed trying to memorize so many vocabulary words? It doesn't need to be a daunting task! Check out these top strategies and practical pointers that can help you build your word power
Connect: It's easier to memorize words based on a common theme. Make your own connections between words and possibly organize them in a spider diagram
Write: Practically using vocabulary can help it stick in your mind. Write sentences with new vocabulary words or compose a story using a group of words or expressions
Draw: Expose the artist in you by drawing pictures related to the words you study. Your drawings can help trigger your memory in the future
Act: Get your moves on by acting out words and expressions you learn. Or, imagine and act out a situation where you would need to use them
Create: Design flashcards in English and study them in your spare time. Each week make new ones, but continue to review all of them
Associate: Assign different colors to different words. This association will help you recall vocabulary later
Listen: Think about other words which sound similar to the words you're learning, especially complex words. Associate the other words with this new word to help you remember the pronunciation
Choose: Remember that topics that interest you will be easier to learn. Therefore, carefully select words that you will find useful or interesting. Even the process of making the choice is a memory aid
Limit: Don't try to memorize the dictionary in a day! Limit yourself to 15 words per day, and you'll gain confidence instead of feeling overwhelmed
Observe: Keep an eye out for the words you're studying when reading or listening to English
ازهشتم لغایت چهاردهم آذرماه،فستیوال موسیقی کلاسیک به رهبری استاد لوریس چکناواریان توسط ارکستر مجلسی چکناواریان و با همکاری اعضا ارکستر مجلسی ارمنستان و سولیستهای اتریشی در محل سالن آمفی تأتر مجتمع بیمارستانی-رفاهی محک برگزار می گردد.کلیه عواید حاصل از این برنامه به کودکان مبتلا به سرطان تحت حمایت موسسه خیریه محک اهدا می گردد.
علاقمندان جهت کسب اطلاعات بیشتر در مورد جزئیات این برنامه و ساعت اجرای آن وهمچنین رزرو بلیط می توانند از طریق شماره تلفن 22451414 با موسسه خیریه محک تماس حاصل فرمایند.
(با درج این خبر در وبلاگهای خود یا سایتهای مرتبط ما را در امر اطلاع رسانی یاری فرمایید.)
http://mahak-charity.persianblog.com/
ازهشتم لغایت چهاردهم آذرماه،فستیوال موسیقی کلاسیک به رهبری استاد لوریس چکناواریان توسط ارکستر مجلسی چکناواریان و با همکاری اعضا ارکستر مجلسی ارمنستان و سولیستهای اتریشی در محل سالن آمفی تأتر مجتمع بیمارستانی-رفاهی محک برگزار می گردد.کلیه عواید حاصل از این برنامه به کودکان مبتلا به سرطان تحت حمایت موسسه خیریه محک اهدا می گردد.
علاقمندان جهت کسب اطلاعات بیشتر در مورد جزئیات این برنامه و ساعت اجرای آن وهمچنین رزرو بلیط می توانند از طریق شماره تلفن 22451414 با موسسه خیریه محک تماس حاصل فرمایند.
(با درج این خبر در وبلاگهای خود یا سایتهای مرتبط ما را در امر اطلاع رسانی یاری فرمایید.)
http://mahak-charity.persianblog.com/
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/mahak-pr/
سلام دوستان عزیز
متاسفانه به خاطر فوت یکی عزیزانم مدتی بود که به وبلاگم سر نزده بودم.
به خاطر کامنت های محبت آمیز تان کمال تشکر را دارم.
به زودی با مطالب جدید بر میگردم.
Happiness In a Nutshell
Patience
A woman approached the great violinist Fritz Kreisler after one of his concerts...
She said, "Mr Kreisler, I would give my life to play as you play!"
He turned and smiled and said, "I DID!"
If you want to be really good at something, you might need to spend your whole life practising ... or ten years practising ... or at least six months!
A hundred years ago, most people understood this. Nowadays, people want instant results
For whatever you want to do, here's a strategy ... practise every day, but don't expect to see progress every day!
If you are:
* getting your body fit
* learning a language
* refining your golf swing
* taking singing lessons
* learning a new sport, beginning a hobby, starting a new career ...
give yourself enough time.
Get a daily plan, stick with it ... AND allow yourself time to improve.
You might see little progress in a month. Give it six months of effort - or a year of effort - THEN assess your improvement.
Most people quit too soon!
IN A NUTSHELL
To be successful, this is what you need - in order of importance:
1. Patience and persistence
2. Talent
american slang
hop in (to) exp. (very popular) to enter
;to enter by jumping on one feet : if you want a ride to school, hop in!
to hop in on exp. if you want aride to school hope on in.
note: if the preposition "in" is omitted from this expression ("to hop in"), it takes on the meaning of "to mount". want to ride my bike? hop on.
want to ride my bike? climb up!
"I hear ya " exp. "I agree with you." Note: in this expression, it is common to use "ya" which is common pronunciation of "you."
"Holy cow! " exclam ( exclamation of astonishment). holy cow! that was unbelievable! synonym: "Holy Toledo" exp. holy toledo! that was unbelievable
English - The Vanishing Language
By Michael Reagan
August 28, 2006
Monday
All across the U.S., hordes of immigrants - legal and illegal - are chattering away in their native language and have no intention of learning English the all-but-official language of the United States where they now live.
Can you blame them? They are being enabled by all those diversity fanatics to defy the age-old custom of immigrants to our shores who made it one of their first priorities to learn to speak English and to teach their offspring to do likewise.
It was a case of sink or swim. If you couldn't speak English you couldn't get by, go to school, get a job, or become a citizen and vote.
Artist John Darkow; Columbia Daily Tribune, Missouri
Distributed to subscribers for publication by Cagle Cartoons, Inc.
Nowadays we kowtow to demands that everything from ballots to official documents be presented in many native languages as well as in English.
The result? According to Census Bureau statistics reported in Human Events:
In California, 42.3 percent of the people do not speak English at home. More than 28 percent speak Spanish instead. One in five Californians told the Census Bureau they speak English "less than very well."
In the city of Los Angeles, for example, 60.8 percent of the people do not speak English at home. Instead, more than 44 percent speak Spanish while 31.3 percent say they speak English "less than very well."
In the city of Santa Ana, a whopping 84.7 percent do not speak English at home while more than 75 percent speak Spanish instead, and 50.8 percent say they speak English "less than very well."
In Miami, Florida, 78.9 percent do not speak English at home, 69.8 percent speak Spanish instead, and 46.7 percent say they speak English "less than very well."
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In Passaic, N.J., 72.7 percent of the people do not speak English at home, 62.9 percent speak Spanish instead, and 45.4 percent say they speak English "less than very well."
In Miami, Florida, 78.9 percent do not speak English at home, 69.8 percent speak Spanish instead, and 46.7 percent say they speak English "less than very well."
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In Passaic, N.J., 72.7 percent of the people do not speak English at home, 62.9 percent speak Spanish instead, and 45.4 percent say they speak English "less than very well."
The 10 states with the greatest percentage of people five years and over who speak a language other than English at home are: 1. California: 42.3 percent; 2. New Mexico: 36.1 percent; 3. Texas: 33.6 percent; 4. New York: 28.2 percent; 5. Arizona: 27.4 percent; 5. (tie) New Jersey: 27.4 percent; 7. Nevada: 26.2 percent; 8. Florida: 25.4 percent; 9. Hawaii: 24 percent; 10. Illinois: 21.5 percent.
Where is all this leading? The other day I read a story headlined "Will English Survive Immigrant Flood?" As Pat Buchanan warns in his new book, "State of Emergency Third World Invasion and Conquest of America," if our language is gone, the conquest is complete.
What holds the country together is the commonality of language. When the Census Bureau released its American Community Survey they revealed that the U.S. continues to be inundated by a flood of immigrants, both legal and illegal. And the question this raises is are they learning out language, are they assimilating into our culture? The statistics cited above say the answer is a resounding "NO."
Last year one in five people in Washington D.C. were immigrants, compared to one in six in 2000. According to The Washington Post, the city is one of eight U.S. metropolitan areas along with New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago, San Francisco, Houston and Dallas - that have at least a million immigrants each.
Shockingly, a large segment of this rising population of immigrants does not speak English at home and does not intend to.
Incredibly, while huge numbers of immigrants already here refuse to learn English, in other parts of the world people are learning English just so they can come here. As I heard last year in Kenya, the students there said that English is the language of business and to get ahead in this world you have to learn to speak it.
We are really enabling immigrants to avoid learning English and assimilating into our culture because we give them everything they need so they don't have to learn to speak English or become part of the traditional melting pot.
By enabling these people, we build an enclave for them that looks just like what they ran away from at home, thereby preventing them from assimilating and becoming part of the American dream. English is the language of business and trade if you can't speak it you can't get out of the occupational ghetto and move up the ladder. You are stuck where you are.
Tragically, the answer to the question of English surviving the immigrant invasion is probably "no." The English language is on its death bed, a victim of the enablers.
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