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 I need Noun for Mother? |
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May 08, 2008 - 11:26 AM - by Abisafyan
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Please tell me what noun you use for mother in your language?
According to my knowledge the common noun used in the following languages are as under. I want to know it in more languages, please help me.
Eng: mother
Ger: Mother
Span: v. de madre, madre, mamá
dutch: ww. moeder zijn voor-
French: materner; maternell, mere, maman,
Italian: fare da madre, materne, madre, mettere al mondo; madre; materno, di madre;
Purtugees: v. agir como mãe, fazer o papel de mãe; proteger. materno
Japan: (形) 母の; 母としての; 源となる
Korea: 어머니의 (形) 母の 母としての 源となる
China(S): 母亲(形)母の； 母としての； 源となる
China(T): 母親(形)母？； 母???？； 源??？
Turky: Anne. ( å½¢) æ¯ã®; æ¯ã¨ã—ã¦ã®; æºã¨ã
Arabic: الأم. ( هث¢) و¯چمپّ و¯چمپُمپ7مپ¦مپّ و;0مپُمپ
Hebrew: אמא;
Farsi/Persian: : مادر. ه½¢ و¯چمپ® و¯چمپ¨مپ—مپ¦مپ® و؛گمپ¨مپ
:Polish Macierz (形) 母の; 母としての; 源となる
Russia: Мать (形) 母の; 母としての; 源となる
Ukrain: Мать (形) 母の; 母としての; 源となる
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End of Local Education Authorities |
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May 03, 2008 - 3:19 PM - by Iftikhar
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End of Local Education Authorities
Parents’ groups, charities, faith bodies, and mutual organizations will have greater role in delivering educational services under plans being drawn up by both Labour and Tory parties. Swedish system of independent state schools, financed by vouchers, is now inspiring the Tory Party to set British schools free from LEAs. The proposal will end 60 years of local government control of education,
Since 1944, all schools have been under a statutory obligation to provide for the spiritual, moral, social and cultural development of pupils at the schools. All state schools have failed to help children to achieve such goals. This is the main reason why silent majority of Muslim parents would prefer to send their children to Muslim schools. Even OFSTED is unable to assess the spiritual and moral development of the children. There is ample evidence that state schools foster intolerance, hate and bullying. There is no evidence that Muslim schools indoctrinate children with values and endanger shared society. Primary Review reports on diversity presents a powerful attack on current educational discourse in relation to diversity and to bilingual pupils in particular. The schools and teachers see children’s use of languages other than English as a ‘barrier to learning’ instead of recognizing and respecting them.
It is crucial that Muslim children should be surrounded with the languages, culture and faith. Faith is powerful element of both personal and community identity. They need state funded Muslim schools with bilingual Muslim teachers as role models. There are hundreds of state schools where Muslim pupils are in majority, in my opinion and in the opinion of the silent majority of Muslim parents, all such schools may be designated as Muslim community schools. Muslim schools are not only faith schools, they are more or less bilingual schools. Bilingual Muslim children need to learn and well versed in Standard English to follow the National Curriculum and go for higher studies and research to serve humanity. They need to learn and well versed in Arabic to recite and understand the Holy Quran. They need to learn and well versed in Urdu and other community languages to keep in touch with their cultural roots and enjoy the beauty of their literature and poetry. Bilingualism is brilliant for the development of intellectual ability and cultural understanding. The great diversity of cultures and languages should be the key to the development of Britain as a world leader in multilingual, multi-cultural integration and partnership, an example to every other nation of how people of all faiths and cultures can live, learn and work together in harmony for a more just and fair world for everybody.
Iftikhar Ahmad
www.londonschoolofislamics.org.uk
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HIV carriers in Ukraine are Russians or citizens with a touch of Russian blood mainly |
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Apr 28, 2008 - 10:12 AM - by Bulba
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UN is worried by scale of the HIV spreading in Ukraine. According to experts Russians and Ukrainians with a touch of Russian blood fall prey to HIV virus in Ukraine! It looks like a diversion directed at changing of the Ukraine’s demography! The main intention of organizers (orange power in Ukraine and American Special Services with their ‘gene weapons’ able to hit selectively those having a special genotype) is that Ukraine must be inhabited by thoroughbred (Western) Ukrainians and Tatars!
It looks like exactly how it was in Hitler Germany when they tried to create “pure breed” Aryan race! Is Yuschenko supported by Americans going to start covered genocide in the Ukraine?
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General Electric gets out of a scrape and sells its archaic engine to Asia! |
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Apr 24, 2008 - 10:16 AM - by GreenT
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Hey! Honestly, I feel I can only marvel at how inventively General Electric baled out of its financial difficulties! You know, they did not hit their financial goal last year generally because of the nation's financial situation and bad loans, and involuntary phasing out manufacture of its 7FDL12 engine. But now these financial difficulties are in the past! GE has discovered a gold vein! Guess where! In Kazakhstan! Now GE assembles locomotives for Kazakh national rail road company that requires over 300 units! What especially marvels me, GE managed to palm off its morally obsolete engine 7FDL12 to Kazakhstan! You need to know that this engine was designed already fifty years ago and now falls short of accepted environmental standards! This notwithstanding, GE has sealed a bargain which total value is over 1 billion USD! You know, I can hardly believe that Kazakhstan agreed to make a deal with it! Well, perhaps it was some kind of funny business or political leverage on the part of Washington? I dunno. In any event, GE got its money for worthless engine and Kazakhstan got the cheese, huh!
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