Многие люди изучают иностранные языки, так как они знают, как это важно в современном мире. Некоторые изучают английский язык, другие - французский и немецкий. Есть люди, которым нравится изучать редкие или мертвые языки, такие как латынь, санскрит, англо-саксонский, иврит. Вопрос в том, почему они это делают. Один великий немецкий писатель однажды сказал: «Тот, кто не знает иностранного языка, не знает и свой собственный». Те, кто изучают языки, понимают, что это делает их умнее, расширяет кругозор и дает базовые знания языковой структуры. Более того, психологические исследования показали, что люди, которые изучают иностранные языки на регулярной основе, имеют хорошую память, не страдают болезнью Альцгеймера или слабоумием. Они становятся более наблюдательными и решительными. И, само собой разумеется, что у этих людей лучше развиты коммуникативные навыки. С практической точки зрения, люди изучают иностранные языки, чтобы получить лучшую работу, эмигрировать, общаться с иностранными друзьями и родственниками, путешествовать и учиться за рубежом, заниматься определенным исследованием, узнавать больше о различных культурах. На мой взгляд, если вы знаете, по крайней мере, хоть один иностранный язык, вы можете узнать больше об обычаях и традициях одной новой страны. Большинство людей в настоящее время изучают английский язык, так как это международный язык коммерции, путешествий, медицины, современных технологий и науки. Тем не менее, другие европейские или азиатские языки тоже достойны рассмотрения. Чем больше языков вы знаете, тем больше друзей по всему миру имеете.
Alan Alexander Milne was born in London on 18 January 1882. His father was a senior lecturer at a small preparatory school. One of the teachers at the school was the famous writer H. G. wells.Milne is the youngest of three sons in the family went to Westminster school at eleven went to bed, and then went to Cambridge to become a mathematician. But he did not. Instead, he became the editor of51 the University's journal "Granta" in which he published some of his light humorous poems. Then he went to London, hoping to earn a living as a writer. One after another the London magazines began to publish his witty works, and in 1905 he published his first book — a collection of humorous essays in a paper cover, which cost a shilling. At 24, he was given the post of assistant to the publisher of the famous magazine "Punch" with paying £ 5 a week — a lot of money at the time.In 1913 he married Dorothy De Selincourt. And next year, when the war began, he joined the army. At the front he became ill and returned home to London.The only child of Milne was born August 21, 1920 Mrs. Milne wanted the girl, wanted to name her rosemary ... instead, she gave her husband a beautiful blonde and an adorable son, Christopher Robin. Milna bought him a bear for his first birthday. Soon the bear was named Winnie, in honor of this bear that lived at London zoo.A. A. Milne wrote many poems of Christopher Robin and about him. Some of the poems became very popular songs.One rainy summer Milne rented a house in the village. He took a pencil and notebook, and in eleven days wrote so many children's poems that they made up the book. It was published in 1924 under the title "When we were very young" and sold half a million copies!In 1925 Milna bought a farm in Sussex, which they have on weekends away from London. This old house was a short walk across the bridge in Aldanskiy the Woods, where Christopher Robin and his bear, now known as Winnie-the-Pooh, or Bear Down, usually played. Each daily adventure in the forest gave And'.. The Milne more material for his now famous book "Winnie-the-Pooh" published in 1926. The illustrations to it were done by Ernest Shepard, who visited the family of Milna on their farm, and drew quite a few sketches of Christopher Robin with his bear, the bridge where the two played "Pooh-sticks" and all of your favorite characters and places.The secret of success in A. A. Milne was that he could enter the mind of a child. He used his literary talents to describe how one little boy loved his Teddy bear so for him, in the end — a stuffed animal was alive. After the book "Winnie-the-Pooh" A. A. Milne wrote other books of children's prose — "Now We are Six" and "House at Pooh Corner", which was sold to the waiting public in millions of copies. Four books about Winnie-the-Pooh and the merry play, "Toad of a Toad hall" is now as popular as many years ago when they were written.Christopher Milne (he no longer uses the name Robin) spent six years in the army during the war. Then he kept a bookshop in Dartmouth until then, until he left him to live in the village.
the University's journal "Granta" in which he published some of his light humorous poems. Then he went to London, hoping to earn a living as a writer. One after another the London magazines began to publish his witty works, and in 1905 he published his first book — a collection of humorous essays in a paper cover, which cost a shilling. At 24, he was given the post of assistant to the publisher of the famous magazine "Punch" with paying £ 5 a week — a lot of money at the time.In 1913 he married Dorothy De Selincourt. And next year, when the war began, he joined the army. At the front he became ill and returned home to London.The only child of Milne was born August 21, 1920 Mrs. Milne wanted the girl, wanted to name her rosemary ... instead, she gave her husband a beautiful blonde and an adorable son, Christopher Robin. Milna bought him a bear for his first birthday. Soon the bear was named Winnie, in honor of this bear that lived at London zoo.A. A. Milne wrote many poems of Christopher Robin and about him. Some of the poems became very popular songs.One rainy summer Milne rented a house in the village. He took a pencil and notebook, and in eleven days wrote so many children's poems that they made up the book. It was published in 1924 under the title "When we were very young" and sold half a million copies!In 1925 Milna bought a farm in Sussex, which they have on weekends away from London. This old house was a short walk across the bridge in Aldanskiy the Woods, where Christopher Robin and his bear, now known as Winnie-the-Pooh, or Bear Down, usually played. Each daily adventure in the forest gave And'.. The Milne more material for his now famous book "Winnie-the-Pooh" published in 1926. The illustrations to it were done by Ernest Shepard, who visited the family of Milna on their farm, and drew quite a few sketches of Christopher Robin with his bear, the bridge where the two played "Pooh-sticks" and all of your favorite characters and places.The secret of success in A. A. Milne was that he could enter the mind of a child. He used his literary talents to describe how one little boy loved his Teddy bear so for him, in the end — a stuffed animal was alive. After the book "Winnie-the-Pooh" A. A. Milne wrote other books of children's prose — "Now We are Six" and "House at Pooh Corner", which was sold to the waiting public in millions of copies. Four books about Winnie-the-Pooh and the merry play, "Toad of a Toad hall" is now as popular as many years ago when they were written.Christopher Milne (he no longer uses the name Robin) spent six years in the army during the war. Then he kept a bookshop in Dartmouth until then, until he left him to live in the village.