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I'm Putri from Indonesia. I'm a college student studying English Letters and Chinese Language.
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- Need a help to revise my Chinese text. 题记爪哇日惹皇宫是和谐的华人社区与日惹王室成员之间的象征。中国的爪哇题字本身曾在 1952 年正值的苏丹哈孟库布沃诺九世 (Hamengku Buwono) 12 年统治。它是作为一个令牌的华人社区感谢苏丹哈孟库布沃诺九世 (Hamengku Buwono IX) 作为领导人的日惹因为他已感觉到,中国社会担保和受保护千年。从铭文的内容,可以看出他们的谢意的证明。题词的内容有两种语言,爪哇和普通话。给题字的过程是很长,因为它需要 12 年题字给苏丹哈孟库布沃诺九世 (Hamengku Buwono IX) 。这中国爪哇题字成为距任何可能负担他们有的繁荣和安全的生活,在日惹的压迫的中国社会生活的证明。 关键字: 中爪题记, 日惹王宫,九世日惹苏丹August 21, 201321
- Is -ial can be the Morphophonemic changes suffix -al ?? Hi, I'm Chris, I'm a student of english department and I have problem about linguistic, specially, about morphophonemic changes. My lecture gives the student a project to analyze about affix, morpheme and its morphophonemic changes. I want to analyze the suffix -al. For example: Potent (Adjective): /ˈpəʊ.t ə nt/ à Potential (adjective): /pə ʊ ˈten. t ʃ ə l/ Confident (adjective): /ˈkɒn.fɪ.d ə nt/ à Confidential (adjective): /ˌkɒn.fɪˈden. t ʃ ə l/ Office (noun): /ˈɒf.ɪs/ à Official (adjective): /əˈfɪʃ. ə l/ (stress changing) Accident (noun): /ˈæk.sɪ.d ə nt/ à Accidental (adjective): /ˌæk.sɪˈden.t ə l/ (stress changing) Regiment (noun): /ˈredʒ.ɪ.mənt/ à Regimental (adjective): /ˌredʒ.ɪˈmen.t ə l/ (stress changing) Deny (verb): /dɪˈnaɪ/ à Denial (noun): /dɪˈnaɪ.əl/ If you can see from the example that I found, like in words potent becomes potential, regiment becomes regimental, they have same final sounds, which is /nt/ but what make me confuse is the sound of -al in potential and regiment. Why in 'potential' there is -ial and the final sound become /t ʃ ə l/ but in regiment, it has no -i (-ial) and the final sound is same like the others. I had try to analyze but I'm still confuse. From my opinion, -ial is allomorph of -al, but they have different rules about the sounds. Please help me. Thank you.December 6, 201110
- "Tunggu saya disana!" is correct. But I think it's not polite if you just saying "tunggu saya di sana!" For me, it's better to say "Tunggu saya disana ya!" The word "ya" is showing politeness. (It's my opinion, but every Indonesian has different opinion about it. It's up to you want to use it or not) Actually, In bahasa Indonesia has few type of imperative sentences. But I will share some of the simple types. In bahasa Indonesia, the imperative sentence usually supported with the root of the word. e.g "Lihat!"="see!" it means if you see something interesting then you want to told your friend to see it too, you can say it. "Makan!" = "Eat!" "Baca bukunya!" = "Read the book!" "Ayo! pergi!" = "C'mon! Let's go!" but if you say it with very high intonation, the meaning will be different. Some one will think that you're angry. e.g: "Keluar!" = "get out!" or you can add the "tolong, mohon, ayo" word. it means "please" in English. Those words more polite to say. e.g: Tolong bukakan pintu itu! = Open the door please! Tolong, kamarnya dirapiin ya! =Please clean up your room! Tolong televisinya dimatikan! = Please turn off the TV! Ayo, diambil makanannya! Tidak usah malu. => Someone asking you to grab the food in formal situation. Mohon tenang! = Quite please! Hope this short explanation will help you :)0 votedMarch 24, 20110

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