Japanese is the language shown
D. Consistent it has a neutral connotation and the tone of this passage is critical but encouraging
The theory asserts that the languages we know shape our thoughts. ... Learning another language gives us another lens to put in our mind, another point of view from which to see the world and another way of thinking with which to tackle problems and create ideas.
1. The woman calls our slaves.
2. The unhappy slaves blame the teacher.
3. Drusa cooks a big dinner.
4. When are we dining, Rufus?
