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Merry, Happy, Joyous, Cheerful, Glad... are all synonyms, so they mean the same thing, and they are all adjectives, which means they describe nouns. But only one of them describes the noun Christmas or the noun Birthday. Happy Christmas and Merry Birthday do not exist in North American English, even though the grammar is perfect.
quotes in latin If my student produced a grammatically perfect paragraph like that, I would be ecstatic. However, no native speaker would use those words, because grammar is not what makes the English language tick. Collocations do.
Additionally, we are also at the mercy of our names which we can translate into numbers to further give us a better picture to bring in the best possible relationships, but we will deal with names in a different article.
Even though the language descended from Latin, French and Latin are much different from today. That is due to the Germanic Roman Frankish invasion. The German language has more influence than latin language now.
Princeton was founded in 1746 in order to train religious ministers which is why their school symbol has a religious touch. The crest has latin words inscribed in it 'Dei Sub Numine Viget', which means 'Under God's power she flourishes'. The crest also consists of an illustration of an open book which is obviously a bible. Orange and black colors are prominently used here which makes it attractive and eye catching.
A new person, female, approaches the crowd. She is somewhat dowdily dressed, with a headscarf and showing an expertly way of pushing and shoving her way into the crowd and through it.
Concerning self-study courses, I noticed that Pimsleur Spanish did an excellent job teaching numbers but did not do as good a job teaching conversational Spanish as the Learning Spanish Like Crazy course.
