Around The World

The peoples of the world differ in strange and surprising customs and traditions, which are considered superstitious and unfounded habits, but some still believe in them to this day.  Here are the strangest customs and traditions of some peoples of the world:  1 - Eat the ashes of the dead in Brazil and Venezuela, which appears in the Yanomami tribe, which depend on eating the ashes of the dead, and do so because they believe that this saves the dead person.  2 - suspension coffins in China, Indonesia and the Philippines are usually hung in caves in very high walls, believing this to protect them from animals, the blessing of this deceased person.  3 - Throwing the child less than two years from the height of 15 meters in India: in the belief that they come to them good and good luck, as well as guaranteed a life free of diseases and ensure them the richness and wealth and progress in age, and back to the pre-7 centuries,  12 people with a bed sheet to receive t

Vous souhaitez apprendre une nouvelle langue rapidement, sans avoir à payer des cours ou des logiciels d'apprentissage coûteux ? Il n'y a ni secret ni miracle, la seule façon de faire est de vous immerger totalement dans cette nouvelle langue, en ayant la volonté de travailler très dur et sans avoir peur de faire des erreurs. Lisez la suite pour savoir comment procéder1 Prenez contact avec quelqu'un dont c'est la langue maternelle. La meilleure façon d'apprendre une langue est bel et bien de la parler. Trop souvent, les gens se contentent d'étudier la grammaire et d'apprendre des listes de vocabulaire plutôt que de sortir de chez eux et d'essayer de parler la langue pour de vrai. Parler avec une personne réelle vous aidera à rester motivé, bien plus que de rester devant votre livre ou votre ordinateur. Essayez de trouver un ami ou un collègue qui parle la langue que vous souhaitez apprendre et qui serait prêt à vous aider à la parler. Vous pouvez

The education system in Japan School is typically divided into five cycles: Yōchien (幼稚園, Nursery school) from 3 to 6 years old. Shōgakkō (小学, Elementary school) from 6 to 12. Chūgakkō (中学, Middle School) from 12 to 15. Kōkō (高校, High school) from 15 to 18. Daigaku (大学, University) or Senmongakkō (専 門 学校, Vocational school) in general with a duration of 2 to 4 years. The United States typically (though this can differ depending on state and school district) divides education into Pre-school (3-5 years old), Kindergarten (5-6), Elementary school, Middle/Junior High School, High School, and on to College/University/Vocational School; with middle school being 2 years and high school being 4. The main difference I found interesting between Japanese and American elementary schools was the heavier emphasis on morals and ethics education in Japan. Standard subjects such as mathematics, science, music, and physical education are of course taught, but morals is a separate subject c

INGRÉDIENTS ( pour 8 personnes 1 kg de semoule à couscous calibre moyen 1 kg d'épaule d'agneau 1 kg de pilons de poulet 1 kg de merguez 150 g pois chiches 500 g de navets 500 g de carottes 500 g de courgettes 2 oignons 1 tomate râpée 1 petite cuillère à café de safran 1 cuillère à café de piment doux 1 bouquet de coriandre 200 g de beurre sel et poivre PRÉPARATION 1) Découper la viande d'agneau en gros morceaux. Les mettre dans la marmite à couscous. Couvrir de 5 litres d'eau froide. Ajouter les oignons coupés en morceaux, le safran, le piment doux, le sel, le poivre et les pois chiches mis à tremper depuis la veille. 2) Porter à ébullition et laisser cuire à petits bouillons pendant une heure. Mettre la semoule à couscous dans un saladier et verser dessus un peu d'eau tiède salée. Mélanger et détacher les grains avec une fourchette. 3) Mettre la semoule dans le panier du couscoussier et le poser sur la marmite. Dès que la

Arabic is the most  spoken language in the Semitic language. It is one of the most widely spoken languages ​​in the world. It is spoken by more than 467 million people, and its speakers are distributed in the Arab world, as well as many other neighboring regions such as Ahwaz, Turkey, Chad, Mali, Senegal, Eritrea, Ethiopia, South Sudan and Iran.  The Arabic language is of utmost importance to Muslims. They have a sacred language as it is the language of the Qur'an, the language of prayer and essential in the performance of many Islamic worship and rituals.  Arabic is also a major ritual language of a number of Christian churches in the Arab world, as written by many of the most important religious and intellectual work in the Middle Ages.  The status of the Arabic language has increased following the spread of Islam among countries as it became the language of politics, science and literature for centuries in the territories ruled by Muslims.  The Arabic language has a direct and

JapanesePod101.com is a language  course podcast and accompanying website that offers lessons in Japanese. The service was founded in 2005.  JapanesePod101.com Other names JPod, JapanesePod Genre Educational; language course; cultural instruction, lifestyle, lgbt Running time 10–20 minutes (average) Country of origin Japan Language(s) English; Japanese Starring Peter Galante Naomi Kambe Natsuko Kawamoto Sakura Suzuki Yuichi Suzuki Jessi Nuss Kat Crosbie  Motoko Obata Risa and many other personalities Created by Peter Galante, Eran Dekel Recording studio Tokyo Original release December 2005 – present Audio format MP3 Opening theme Marky Star Website https://www.japanesepod101.co m Lessons on JapanesePod101.com come in both audio and video variants, and range in difficulty from absolute beginner to advanced. Paid subscribers also gain access to lesson materials, such as transcriptions, vocabulary lists, and lesson notes. The learning center hosts a