We agree with the UNESCO declaration because it allows all people to freely develop their culture and customs throughout their lives, regardless of the context in which they develop.
<h3>What is a language?</h3>
A language is a term to refer to a system of verbal or gestural communication, typical of a human society. There are many languages and dialects in the world that are associated with different human societies.
For example, most of South America speaks Spanish because it was a colony of Spain from the 15th to the 19th century. On the other hand, English is spoken in the United States because it was a colony of Great Britain from the 16th to the 19th century.
Language is an aspect of the culture of the different human societies. When a person learns a new language he must learn some characteristic cultural aspects of the society that speaks that language to truly understand many of its expressions.
Therefore, we agree with the declarations of UNESCO because this allows individuals to develop their culture freely regardless of the context in which they develop and customs and culture can transcend time.
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Answer:
1.せんせい, につのてすとをおねがいします。
2. わたしのしゃしんはあそこにあります。
3.ちょこれーとをよんこおねがいします。
4.わーくしーとはそこにあります。
5.えんぴつをおねがいします。
6.すみません, あめをはちこおねがいします。
7.あなたのおかねはここにあります。
8.かみをさんまいおねがいします。
9.かさはここにあります。
10.きょうかしょをおねがいします。
11.ゆりのほんはこちらです。
Explanation:
Since the person above me used kanji as well as katakana in their sentences. I got you. This is the sentences in hiragana "ONLY"
1. せんせい, につのてすとをおねがいします。
せんせい(teacher) につのてすと( two test) を(particle) おねがいします(please)。
2. わたしのしゃしんはあそこにあります。
わたしの(my) しゃしん(photo) は(particle) あそこに(over there) あります(it is)。
3. ちょこれーとをよんこおねがいします。
ちょこれーと(chocolate) を(particle) よんこ(four) おねがいします。(please) 。
4. わーくしーとはそこにあります。
わーくしーと(worksheet) は(particle) そこ(there) に(particle) あります(it is)。
5.えんぴつをおねがいします。
えんぴつ(pencil)を(particle) おねがいします。(please) 。
6.すみません, あめをはちこおねがいします。
すみません, あめ(candy) を(particle) はちこ(eight) おねがいします。(please)。
Please note when speaking ame can mean rain and candy. A difference in pitch changes the word. Higher=candy Lower=rain
7.あなたのおかねはここにあります。
あなたの(you/your) おかね(money) は(particle) ここ(here) にあります(it is)。
8.かみをさんまいおねがいします。
かみ(paper) を(particle) さんまい(three) ください(please)。
Please note just like with candy, when saying kami a difference in pitch can change the word. Higher= god Lower=paper
9.かさはここにあります。
かさ(umbrella) は(particle) ここ(here) にあります(it is)。
10. きょうかしょをおねがいします。
きょうかしょ(textbook) を(particle) おねがいします(please)。
11. ゆりのほんはこちらです。
ゆり(yuri) の(particle) ほん(book) は(particle) こちら(here)です(is/ it is)。
Answer:
At the beginning of the story, Greg is upset with his father because he won't let him play basketball because of his grades. By the end of the story, Greg attitude has changed and he isn't upset any more. The story says that Greg thought of the lecture he knew his father would give him, and smiled.
Explanation:
The answer is it is her book
