.the author believes the she or he is talking about stays at home all the time because she does not know English and is embarrassed.
, language can make people feel like they don’t belong because it’s a challenge to not know the language everyone around you is speaking.
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Summary: Then we did not see her. Because she is too fat, somebody because of the three flights of stairs, but I believe she does not come out because she is afraid to speak English, and this is so since she only knows eight words..” The people that live around Mamacita and in the neighborhood see that she does not leave her house and they think it is because she is fat and embarrassed for this reason. But The narrator does not believe that this is the reason. She thinks the reason is because Mamacita fears speaking English because she only knows like eight words
She does not know how to speak English and instead of going outside in her neighborhood and she just stays in her home. She is embarrassed because she will run into someone that does not understand her
Exigence : Mamacita feels because she doesn’t speak English and her son gets mad sometimes because she can’t and he wants her to because they live in a space where English is the main language. And she felt so sad and lonely because everyone around her is speaking in a language that she doesn’t understand. Mamacita does not feel comfortable outside of her home because she can’t speak English and is scared to speak it outside because no one can understand
The purpose: of the article Mostly the person takes a lot of time learning new languages or refuses to learn. Sometimes a person can do it very well and some people cannot, it is homesickness. Fear of practicing this language. new language on his ear. the inability to fluent the languages, fear of the new society .by example when I searched, read the story called no speaking English by Sandra Cisneros, how was the woman embarrassed and afraid of new life and new languages no vocables she had ever. About the difficulty of a person leaving his language and his life, to learn a new language that is far from his own, and to overcome his longing for his country and his language
Audience : the article audience who immigrate to foreign countries suffer. They do not have any background in this language. They are unable to learn this language and face many difficulties, the most important of which is understanding a language and changing the way they think.And for people who deal with immigrants who do not have English or any other foreign language, they are new and they also find it difficult to understand them.
Gerne: who does not belong, every once in a while lets out a cry, hysterical, high, as if he had torn the only skinny thread that kept her alive, the only road out of that country.
Stance : Mamacita feels because she doesn’t speak English and her son gets mad sometimes because she can’t and he wants her to because they live in a space where English is the main language.
Source#2
Summary : The fear of speaking a foreign language is far more common than you might think. There is a name for this fear or so-called phobia: xenoglossophobia. The fear of learning and speaking foreign languages is also known as expedition phobia.
Exigence : explain to yourself that there is no real reason to be scared. Start the conversation without fear. Remind yourself that fear is not rational and that it will only hold you back from your goal, which is to speak English fluently.
Purpose : give way to control the learning English steps to control the the fear when talking and no reason to fear or feeling streetful
Audience : people are afraid to speak English. Making mistakes feels like ‘the end of the world’ for us. Anxiety reduces your brain’s ability to do its job the way it is supposed to.
Stance : The article takes the specific learners who have a fear of failure and this is a kind of phobia and emits light as it is the biggest barriers for learners and that the first language of the human being is controlling.
Source#3
Summary he was there to learn a new language and he couldn’t turn to anyone for support. And when the r spoek to him in English she said said hurtful things
Exigence : The author is using the literary device is point of view because the story was told from his experience
Purpose : It is difficult to learn a language completely different from your mother tongue The reason for this is not the brain’s refusal or fear of learning something difficult, but rather neural tendencies. that brains pick up on similarities between languages, and reuse the mother tongue we speak to look for any similarities or a way to understand foreign languages.
Audience :; how Learning a new language and facing hard and difficult times , because this is something that many others struggle with. However, what is the reason for this difficulty? It is simply that learning a new language challenges your brain, which needs to create new perceptual focal points, and requires a lot of time and continuity. but that is not all.
Genre : first of all learning languages as a set of skills that you do, not as a set of rules that you memorize one by one in the hope of speaking fluently one day. Learn without aiming to study everything perfectly, and don’t be afraid to make mistakes while speaking.
Stance learning challenges your brain, which needs to create new perceptual focal points, and requires a lot of time and continuity.
Source#4
Summary: the Newyork times “A woman told me that her language was different from others in childbearing, and it took a lot of time. spoke fluently like Americans, and she was facing a lot of frustration.
Exigence : Pace University, for instance, offers about four voice and diction courses each semester that include lessons on accent reduction, up from about two classes five years ago. At New York Speech Improvement Services in Manhattan, more than half of the 200 clients that come weekly are immigrate
Purpose : shows the immagrants faced many diffculty to changes lives to tray talking English with axcent
Audience : native Americans act like they have never heard a person with an accent,” , a New York City public-school teacher who arrived from Colombia 20 years ago and who says he has often been snubbed by others, including his students, because of his accent. “But I think when you have an accent it gives you a certain originality, something that is singular, something that is yours.” Divisions Aren’t New
Gernce : the authour explained ne w York Speech Improvement Services director taught Robert De Niro how to drop his New York accent for “Cape Fear”. To me, it is cosmetic. It has nothing to do with your logic, fund of information or ability to problem-solve, he says of accent.
Stance : he issue of whether black English is a dialect and whether it should be taught as a second language has come up in New York City schools. There are also questions about whether Caribbean schoolchildren who speak dialectal English should be entitled to lessons in English as a first language.
Conclusion: the hardships that people face when they are in an environment where they don’t speak the language that everyone else speaks. It’s a hard place to be in because you feel alone because you dont speak the language and how everyone makes you feel. I know what it feels like because I also came to a new country and I didnt speak the language and I felt alone because no one knew my language and I didn’t know theirs. Sometimes I felt alone or embarrassed because I was still learning and I was scared of making mistakes and sometimes people can laugh. But I know I am trying my best and that’s what matters.
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