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[Bard272]

then
do they like "Homonim, Homopon, and Homograf" In Indonesian/?
/hmm

 

[v0LtaGe]

Yap,its almost the same meaning in english

 

[pinnacullata]

yes thats the term, i forgot it, like homonym.. same written same in the saying,
homograph same written but different in saying, and homophone, different writting but same in saying..

/heh /heh

 

[Bard272]

yeah
so what i'm write recently were all homonym, were not they/?
/hmm

 

[v0LtaGe]

Yap..

So,anybody can give some examples of homophone?

 

[Lovelytze2]

Yap..

So,anybody can give some examples of homophone?

I think, the words with same accent.. maybe...

In indonesia like...
bunk and BANG...
bunk -> where we deposite our money
BANG -> Mas... or abang....

In english. maybe safe and save ^^

 

[pinnacullata]

yes , like - to love to fond of something
like - to be similar ,

its a homonym,

can somebody give examples for homograph?

 

[Bard272]

homograph/?
/hmm
I got one word
its "present"
1. means "hadir"
2. means "hadiah"

 

[Lovelytze2]

Homograph, the words with same letters
The mean is different too...
I can't find in English, if in Indonesia

"BISA"
~ Can, be able....
~ Toxic from snake...

 

[Bard272]

No
"Bisa" is a Homonym

For Example
Homograph In English is "Present"
Pre-sent >>> Means "A Gift"
Pre-sent >>> Means "Hadir"
Bold means The intonation

 

[pinnacullata]

yes homograph is same in written but difference in the way saying it


nice one bard /no1

 

[Lovelytze2]

Oh, I'm wrong.. Sorry.. ^^
I think that's homograph...

 

[v0LtaGe]

/heh

Still have to learn a lil bit bout those 3 grammars

 

[pinnacullata]

yes, i have to improve my vocab and grammar, usually the company will interview you in English...

its so hard, you are already nervous for the interview, and then you ought to think what this in English...

 

[v0LtaGe]

^

Hahaha,what a dilemma it is..

So how do you anticipate those troubles?

 

[pinnacullata]

thats why i'm asking /e15 /e15/e15/e15

but maybe jus simply keep practicing huuh , but i hate the face of interviewer if he / she knows i forgot the word what i mean...

they are sometimes so mean ...

oooh that a homonym homophone and homograph there hwhwhwhwhhw /heh /heh

 

[v0LtaGe]

Yep,practice is the key to success /no1

 

[Lovelytze2]

@Up:

Aha~~.. yes....
Ussualy, I learn English with watch DVD..
With English subtitle... hohoho....
So I know how to say the word...

 

[pinnacullata]

yes that make sense...

actually i never learn English in institutional agencies , just by watching TV and listen English song

 

[Lovelytze2]

yes that make sense...

actually i never learn English in institutional agencies , just by watching TV and listen English song

I can't learn with song.. ^^
Because, it's too difficult for me..
except, if I have a lyric... hahahaha...