text: For Returning Students Move In Dates: August 29 & 30 and September 1 – 4, 2011 No move-in for returning students on Wednesday, August 31 2 Fall Arrival Guide: Returning Students Fall Move-In KEY PICK UP Apartment, Suite, & Global Village Key Pick Up August 29 & 30 and If you are assigned to Colony Manor, Perkins Green, or Racquet Club, you will pick up your apartment and mail box keys from September 1 – 4, 2011 the Housing Operations Office located in Grace Watson Hall. No move-in for returning students on Wednesday, August 31 If you assigned to University Commons, Global Village, Riverknoll, or Greek Circle, you will pickup you apartment/ We look forward to your return to the RIT community! suite key from the Housing Operations Office located in Grace Watson Hall. You will pickup your mailbox key at 6000 Please read through this arrival guide carefully. Reynolds Drive, which is the address of the post office located We have placed move-in instructions for all the types in Global Village. The post office in Global Village is located of housing that returning students are assigned to next to The Crossroads building and is on the south side of the for the 2011–2012 academic year in this booklet— Global Village plaza. apartments, suites, Global Village, RIT Inn permanent and temporary assignments, and residence halls. A limited number of moving carts will be available to you at move in. Carts can be signed out at your key pick-up location. Just follow the instructions related to the housing you are assigned to for the new academic year. RIT Inn Key Pick Up If you are assigned to student housing at the RIT Inn, you will pick up your room key from the front desk located in the main lobby of the RIT Inn. You can pull your car up to the door that is closest to the room you are assigned to. We ask you unload Don't Leave Home Without It! and then immediately move your car to a parking space. A You must have your confirmation notice with you to move limited number of moving carts will be available to you at in. You need the confirmation notice in order to be given move in. You will pick up your mailbox key at the post office your apartment/suite/room and mailbox keys. Get your located in Nathaniel Rochester Hall (NRH), A-Level. confirmation notice at myhousing.rit.edu. RIT Inn Temporary Housing Key Pick Up When Can I Move In? If you are assigned initially to temporary housing on the hotel Returning students may move in to all types of housing on side of the RIT Inn, you will need to come to the Housing August 29 and 30, and September 1–4 between 8:00 a.m. Operations office located in Grace Watson Hall to meet with an and 5:00 p.m. Returning students are not permitted to move assignment staff member prior to going to the RIT Inn. During in on Wednesday, August 31 as it is freshman move in. your meeting with an assignment staff member, you will be assigned to a specific hotel room at the Inn. You will then If you arrive between 5:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. on any of these proceed to the post office located in Nathaniel Rochester Hall days, please go to the 24 Hour Public Safety desk in Grace (NRH), A-Level to be assigned a temporary mailbox number. Watson Hall for assistance. If you arrive after 11:00 p.m., you Please note - You will not receive mail if you do not sign in at will be on your own to locate alternative housing for the night the post office. at a local hotel. IMPORTANT— Housing Operations will continue to assign students to permanent RIT housing right up to move in. You are encouraged to check your online confirmation notice weekly to see if you have been reassigned. If you are reassigned, you will need to follow the move-in instructions for the type of housing of which you are assigned. Fall Arrival Guide: Returning Students 3 Residence Hall Key Pick Up Mailbox set up for students in Colony Manor, You will pick up your room key from Housing Operations Perkins Green, and Racquet Club located in Grace Watson Hall. You will pick up your mailbox Once you have picked up your mailbox key, please clearly print key from the post office located in Nathaniel Rochester Hall your name on a small piece of paper and tape it on the inside (NRH), A-Level. If your confirmation does not have a mailbox of your mailbox. This assists the U.S. Post Office and ensures number in front of the street address, you will need to go to the the delivery of your mail. NRH post office upon your arrival to be assigned a "temporary" number until a permanent mailbox becomes available. The Commonly Asked Questions mailbox number you are assigned on your confirmation is Will I need any insurance? also your school mailing address. You will need your RIT RIT does not carry insurance protecting student's belongings. ID to swipe the card access panel to gain entrance into your Please make certain that your belongings are covered either residence hall. Your access to your building will be set up prior under your parent/guardian home owner's policy or by a to your arrival. separate personal property policy. For your own protection, be sure that all your valuable belongings are marked with a RIT Housing Hotline special number and record them in a safe location in case you If you have questions about housing, your confirmation, need to identify the property later. or move in, call our summer hotline at (585) 475-5444, Monday through Friday, July 15 through August 26, Can I bring a pet? 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., or e-mail us at email@example.com. No pets or animals except fish are allowed in RIT housing. Piranhas, Oscars and other fighting fish are not allowed. A fish Cancellation of Your 2011–2012 Academic Year tank cannot exceed 10 gallons. Housing Assignment and No Show Date If you make the decision you no longer need your RIT housing, What about cable? you must cancel your 2011–2012 housing contract. Standard cable is provided in all of RIT's housing. If you would You can do so online at myhousing.rit.edu. If you do not like to upgrade that service, you can do so by contacting Time cancel your 2011–2012 assignment and do not move in to your Warner at (585) 756–5000. assigned space by September 5, 2011, you will be charged a $300 no show fee. What about telephones? If you are assigned to the residence halls, apartments, suites, or Checking Into Your Room, Global Village you will need to bring a telephone with you. If Apartment, or Suite you are assigned to the RIT Inn, a phone is provided for you in Within 48 hours of moving into your RIT housing, we ask that your room. All telephone lines are active; therefore there is no you submit an online inventory assessment in which you will set up needed. To call long distance, you will need to use a long indicate the condition of your room and the items in it. It is distance calling card. critical that you complete the inventory assessment as it will be referred to at the end of the academic year to determine Can I bring a car? room damages. To complete your online inventory assessment, Yes, RIT permits vehicles on campus for all students. All please go to the Housing portal at myhousing.rit.edu and click vehicles must be registered with Parking & Transportation on the "Inventory" link at the top of the page. Students at the Services (PATS) within ten days of your arrival. Register your RIT Inn must complete a hard copy inventory assessment and vehicle online at www.rit.edu/parking or in person at the submit it to the front desk at the RIT Inn. Parking Office located in Grace Watson Hall (GWH) Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Instructions continued on next page. 4 Fall Arrival Guide: Returning Students To register using the online system, select the "Parking Services" What Will I Need to Bring? page and look for "My Parking Account" on the right side Residence Halls of the page. You will need your RIT computer account A cart or dolly to transport your items from your unloading username and password to log in. Save yourself from standing location to your room (a limited number of carts will be available in line, register online! at Housing Operations located in Grace Watson Hall), boxes to hold your items that can be broken down and recycled, bungee Visit the Parking and Transportation Services website at cords to use with dolly, an alarm clock, phone and answering www.rit.edu/parking to read the on-campus parking machine, athletic equipment and clothes, bathrobe, bedspread regulations and view the different parking options for each or comforter, blankets, extra-long sheets, pillow, mattress pad student. Enhanced shuttle services are also provided for all RIT (egg crate and foam mattress pads are not allowed due to fire safety residential students in lieu of parking in academic lots during regulations), bookends, crates to stack in the closet for clothes peak hours. or books, a bucket or basket to carry your shower items to the bathroom, flip flops, shampoo, soap, personal items, camera, What size sheets and blankets will I need to can opener, clothes basket, hamper or laundry basket, iron, bring to the RIT Inn? small portable ironing board, computer, 2 fused power strips, All the beds at the RIT Inn are doubles; therefore you will need dishes, cups, mugs, bowls (make sure you can use them in a to bring linen and a blanket/comforter for a double bed. If you microwave), silverware, dish soap and sponge, clothes hangers, are assigned temporary housing at the RIT Inn on the hotel flashlight and batteries, Command Strip poster mounts for side, you will not need to bring linen. photos and posters, first aid kit, band aids, aspirin, cold medicine, tissues, book bag, desk lamp (Lamps that are torchier If I am assigned to an apartment/suite, how do I style or have halogen bulbs larger than 300 watts are not allowed. get my utilities turned on? Torchier style lamps that use a compact fluorescent or incandescent The gas and electric are already on in all apartments/suites and bulb are permitted.), laundry soap, school supplies, screwdriver, both are included in your rent. raincoat and umbrella, refrigerator no larger than 5 cubic feet, toothbrush and toothpaste, sewing kit, music system-stereo, How will I access the internet? iPod, and CD's, towels and washcloths, TV and DVD player All residence halls, Global Village, University Commons, (movies too!), winter coat with a hood, gloves, mittens and scarf, Colony Manor, Perkins Green, Racquet Club, and Greek paper towels, and money. Help RIT be green and bring energy- Circle are wireless. Additionally, all of RIT housing, with the efficient light bulbs. exception of Riverknoll apartments, has high-speed Ethernet jacks. Riverknoll residents can make a data connection via RIT Inn modem on the existing phone line, or by acquiring service A cart or dolly to transport your items from your unloading such as Time Warner's Roadrunner. location to your room (a limited number of carts will be available at the front desk), boxes to hold your items that can be broken If you live in Riverknoll and subscribe to high speed internet down and recycled, bungee cords to use with dolly, an alarm access service, you may be eligible for a credit, not to exceed clock, answering machine, athletic equipment and clothes, $120 per quarter, towards the cost of this service. This service bathrobe, double/full size bedspread or comforter, blankets, must be accessible to all apartment residents. Only one credit sheets, pillow, mattress pad (egg crate and foam mattress pads per apartment, per quarter will be given. Credit will only be are not allowed due to fire safety regulations), bookends, crates given to the student who holds the contract with the service to stack in the closet for clothes or books, shampoo, soap, provider. All credits must be requested by June 15, 2012. personal items, camera, can opener, clothes basket, hamper or For additional information see page 20 in the 2011–2012 laundry basket, iron, small portable ironing board, computer, Terms & Conditions available at finweb.rit.edu/housing/ 2 fused power strips, dishes, cups, mugs, bowls (make sure you docs/1112termsconditions.pdf. can use them in a microwave), silverware, dish soap and sponge, clothes hangers, flashlight and batteries, Command Strip poster mounts for photos and posters, first aid kit, band aids, Fall Arrival Guide: Returning Students 5 aspirin, cold medicine, tissues, book bag, desk lamp (Lamps Do Not Bring (All Housing Types) that are torchier style or have halogen bulbs larger than 300 watts Candles, water bed, halogen lamp with bulb larger than 300 are not allowed. Torchier style lamps that use a compact fluorescent or watts, grill, bar, or egg crate/foam mattress pads. incandescent bulb are permitted.), laundry soap, school supplies, screwdriver, raincoat and umbrella, refrigerator no larger than Where to Find Help 5 cubic feet, toothbrush and toothpaste, sewing kit, music Housing Operations, The Center for system-stereo, iPod, and CD's, towels and washcloths, TV Residence Life, and Staff at the RIT Inn and DVD player (movies too!), winter coat with a hood, gloves, Are Here to Help You! mittens and scarf, paper towels, and money. Help RIT be As a student living in RIT housing, you have three teams of green and bring energy-efficient light bulbs. staff and professionals committed to supporting you while in RIT housing. This information is provided to give you the Apartments, University Commons, scoop on who does what. The lists are not the extent of what or Global Village we do, but the larger components of our functions. For the kitchen Table and chairs (furnished at University Commons and Global Apartments, University Commons, Village), microwave (furnished at University Commons and Global Global Village, and Greek Circle Village suites with kitchens), silverware, dishes/utensils, glasses, Housing Operations staff will assist you with your assignment, pots and pans, drying rack, dish soap, sponge, bucket, mop, roommate additions, keys, card access, maintenance, check in and other cleaning supplies. and check out, and move out notifications. For the bathroom Residence Life staff can help you ranging from advocacy Bath mat, shower curtain (liner provided), bathroom rug, in resolving roommate and neighbor conflicts, addressing shower caddy, and cleaning supplies. concerns in the community, as well as providing social and educational programs throughout the year. Each complex has For the bedroom live-in staff (Community Advocates, Global Resident Advisors, Bed, dresser, desk, desk chair (all furnished at University House Managers, a Community Director, and Area Directors) Commons and Global Village), alarm clock, bedspread, clothes that are available to you. hamper, and clothes hangers. Greek Circle For the living room House Managers (HM) are undergraduate members of their Couch, chairs, tables, entertainment center (all furnished in fraternity or sorority and live within their chapter's house of 16 University Commons and Global Village.), television, DVD player, or 20 members. The HM's primary duty is to implement social stereo, and computer. and/or educational programs each quarter for the Greek Circle community, assist in reporting maintenance issues, and work Miscellaneous with the housing registration process Vacuum cleaner, garbage cans, telephone(s), answering machine(s), curtains, clocks pictures/posters, lamps (Lamps Global Village that are torchier style or have halogen bulbs larger than 300 watts Global Resident Advisors (GRA) are undergraduate are not allowed. Torchier style lamps that use a compact fluorescent staff who have at least three quarters of Resident Advisor or incandescent bulb are permitted.), flashlight/batteries, power (RA) experience. The GRAs facilitate interaction and strips, laundry soap, camera and film, iron, and ironing board. communication among residents, assist with conflict Help RIT be green and bring energy-efficient light bulbs. resolution, and provide social and educational programs with a specific focus on transitional issues, cultural diversity, and global preparedness. 6 Fall Arrival Guide: Returning Students Apartments and University Commons RIT Inn Community Advocates (CA) are graduate assistants who Housing Operations will assist you with your assignment, work with an apartment/suite community of 150–900 check in and out, and move out notifications. residents. The CA's primary duty is to facilitate interaction and communication among residents, assist with conflict resolution, RIT Inn staff will assist you with keys, maintenance, and check and provide social and educational programs throughout the in and check out. apartment/suite area and university. Residence Life provides 2 live-in staff members, a Community The Community Director and two Area Directors are full- Advocate (CA) as well as a Peer Advocate (PA) to assist in time student affairs administrators who oversee one or more advocacy, community living and connecting with the RIT apartment/suite communities and work with the CAs, GRAs, campus. The CA is a graduate student and the PA can be an and HMs to coordinate campus and community resources to upperclassman or graduate student. The CA and PA duties enhance students' academic and co-curricular experience. The are to facilitate interaction and communication among Community Director and 2 Area Directors coordinate and residents, assist with conflict resolution, and provide social conduct staff training and development, counsel and coach and educational programs throughout the apartment area and students, develop and support residential and university- university. wide programs, serve as student conduct officers, resolve roommate and neighbor conflicts, advise student clubs and Residence Halls organizations, and collaborate with university programs such Housing Operations will assist you with your assignment, keys, as Entrepreneurs Hall and Study Abroad in Global Village. card access, and furniture. The Assistant Director for the Apartment Area is a full-time Residence Life staff will assist you with college life in general professional with a Master's Degree in Student Personnel, and residential living in particular. Counseling, Education, or comparable discipline. They oversee a team of Area Directors, a Community Director, Resident Advisors (RA) are undergraduate students who HMs, CAs, GRAs, and a PA to serve a residential community serve as a first line of support to their residents. As students of approximately 3,500 students. Responsibilities include themselves, RAs have frequent contact throughout the day administrative and programmatic functions for the area level. (and often through the night) with resident students as supportive peers, leaders, educators and community builders. The Assistant Director, Area Directors, and Community RAs are responsible for developing a diverse experience for Director are the most appropriate people to contact in the on-campus students, specifically for a community within their event of an emergency to ensure timely and effective response. assigned area, as well as encouraging participating in floor and During the academic year, in an emergency situation when you community events and programs. RAs are directly supervised are unable to contact these staff members, a CA is on duty each by a Community Enrichment Coordinator (CEC) . There is weeknight from 5:00 p.m. to 8:30 a.m. the following morning approximately one RA for every 30 students. and from 5:00 p.m. on Fridays to 8:30 a.m. on Mondays each weekend. To contact the on-call staff member, simply call the Community Enrichment Coordinators work with a team Public Safety dispatcher at (585) 475-2853 (general) or (585) of RAs to oversee a residential area. CECs are full-time 475-3333 (emergency) and your call will be referred to the student affairs administrators who select, supervise, and appropriate staff person. train the Resident Advisors, serve as coaches and counsel students, develop and support residential and university-wide Stop by the Residence Life Apartment Area office at 1 Colony programming, serve as conduct officers, resolve roommate Manor during business hours, or you contact staff at conflicts, and serve as an advisor to a student organization or (585) 475-4300, via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com, or through a special interest house. There is approximately one CEC for AOL Instant Messenger at RITapts. every 330 students. Fall Arrival Guide: Returning Students 7 Assistant Directors are full-time professionals with Master's Degrees in Student Personnel, Counseling or Education or comparable discipline and oversee a team of CECs and RAs to serve a residential complex of approximately 1,000 students. Responsibilities include administrative and programmatic functions for the area level. Need Immediate Help? The Assistant Directors are the most appropriate people to contact in the event of an emergency to ensure a prompt and effective response. During the academic year, a CEC is on duty from 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 a.m. the following morning and any time the Residence Life offices are closed. To contact the on duty staff person, simply call the Public Safety dispatcher at (585) 475-2853 (voice) or (585) 475-6654 (TTY) and your call will be referred to the appropriate staff person on duty. Housing Operations 63 Lomb Memorial Drive Rochester, New York 14623–5603 Summer Hotline: (585) 475–5444 Fax: (585) 475–5050 E-mail: email@example.com Portal: myhousing.rit.edu Website: housing.rit.edu RIT Housing Operations 63 Lomb Memorial Drive Rochester, NY 14623-5603 Summer Hotline: (585) 475-5444 Fax: (585) 475-5050 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com


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I havent brewed any belgian style beers other than a wit. I was just gifted some Chimay and was planning on harveting the yeast and trying a batch. I was putting together a recipe and want to get a consensus on what makes a beglian stand out. Obviously the yeast is key, but im talking about malts and hops. What, beside the yeast, is an essential ingrediant in a Belgian abbey or stong ale? On malts, most of the recipes i've seen use pilsner malt. Some recipes use 2 row and vienna or munich as well. The specialty malts ive seen include aromatic, biscuit, special b and some caramel/crystals. There seems to be a heavy emphasis on aromatic. The hops ive seen are across the board. Some use american hops, some british and some stick to only nobles. It seems like nobles make the most sense, probably a Hallertaur or Saaz mix, but Ive seen two many variations to dimiss the options. Spices are something that pops up in alot of Belgian recipes. I've seen orange peel in abbey ale recipes and strong ale recipes. Finally candi sugar seems to be in every belgian recipe ive seen in one form or another and something that I assume needs to be in a Belgian recipe. Any input on the above would be appreciated.
My first stab at a dubbel turned out pretty good (even though it was ultimately more similar to a trippel in point of fact). I am trying to shoot closer to Chimay Red for my next one though. I do partial-mashes and partial-boils for convenience sake, mostly. Here is my specialty grain bill (will mash with 2 lbs of Rahr 2-Row): 8oz Belgian Aromatic 8oz Belgian Caramunich 8oz Special B 3oz English Chocolate .66 lb. Carahell (I wanted another crystal malt, and this was leftover) I will be using some wheat DME this time (Chimay lists wheat as an ingredient on their bottle, though most recipes I've seen don't incorporate it) I will plan to add a pound of wheat DME for the full boil, then add a second pound of wheat DME with 3 lbs of pilsen DME for the last 15 min. As you mention, I think the Candi Syrup is also an essential piece of the puzzle. I had used clear syrup in my first try because I was worried about it being too dark, but then it ended up too light. I got D-45 this time, and I am thinking I will add a little bit (1/2 cup only) of table sugar for good measure. I don't think the hops are AS important (particularly, as important your yeast choice), but I think you want noble ones for the spicy/earthy profile as opposed to the floral ones. I will be using .5 oz of Galena for bittering and .5 oz each of Styrian Goldings at 15 min and flame-out. I am going to wait until I bottle whats in my primary (a third try at a Hefeweizen, which I have been conspicuously less-successful at) to brew this one though. This is mainly to allow me enough time to drink some of my previous brews and free up more Grolsch swingtops. But definitely post your results, because I am really interested trying to more effectively replicate this particular style.
I've always used candi sugar on Tripels or Belgian Strong Ales. Pilsner malt as the base. I like hallertauer mittelfruh, Saaz for hops. Styrian Goldings will work too. I've used Munich, Biscuit, and Caramel for specialty. Favorite of the three is Munich. I'm looking to put the yeast front and center. I've never used corriander or orange peel in either If what you are after is a dark strong, I can't really say. I know there would be more specialty malt variety(Special B, aromatic, etc). and you would swap out the candi sugar for dark. I don't think the hops changes much from golden to a dark. Orange peel and other spices seem to be more prevelant in dark strong. Dark strong is a style on my list, but never made one yet. Maybe this fall.
Bottling my golden strong tonight. Whole recipe was based on Belgian Pils and Candied Sugar with very small amounts of cara-pils and aromatic. It tastes pretty damn good so far. Belgians rely a lot on the yeast characteristics.
Belgians aren't so big on brewing "rules". Pretty much anything goes as long as it makes tasty beer. Generally though, the malt bills and hop schedules are pretty simple. Spices are generally restrained and compliment the yeast. Sugar is quite common in all forms. The one thing that seems to be pretty constant is the general fermentation concept. They tend to pitch in the mid 60's and let rise from there. Temps into the high 70's and 80's are common and will really drive the attenuation numbers. In comparison to big beers from other traditions, belgian styles shoot for very low FG.
Thanks for all the responses. I put together a recipe that Im going to try after I built up a good colony of Chimay yeast... 8 lbs pilsen 2 lbs vienna 2 lbs munich 4 oz aromatic 4 oz special b 1lb light candi sugar 1 oz sterling 60 mins 1 oz saaz 10 mins .5 Tettnang 1 min OG in the area of 1070-80 depending on how around 13 lbs hits my efficiency numbers. Ibus in the low 20s. This is in the area of a strong ale. Little darker than I would like so Ill probably tinker some. Im going to put together an abbey type recipe, split my starter and brew that the weekend after.
Recipe looks great, actually. My only comment would be that it looks almost exactly like what I did for my first batch, which came out LIGHTER than what I was expecting, not darker. If you're going for a 'Red,' I would go with some darker syrup at the very least.
Well i changed it up some. I need to start planning ahead and get my online orders set in advance, seems like im always subbing things at the last minute. That being said, I did want a more golden/lighter color and was going to make some changes anyway. I went with 10 lbs pils and reduced the vienna & munich to 1 lb each. The only specialty grains I used were aromatic and a little carapils. I went sterling at 60/10 and Hallertau at 2. I did a 2 lb batch of light/golden candi sugar and used all of it in this brew. Had oversparge issues related to my step infusions and ended up with almost 6 gals even after a 90 min boil. My OG was still a surprising 1082, im getting crazy good efficiency numbers lately. The chimay yeast has been chugging away since sunday. Im going to let this sit until late summer and bottle around 8/10 or so. Thanks for the input.
Don't worry, be hoppy.
Looks like a Big Belgian Beer. Keep us posted on how things turn out.

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Property owners punished by state
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PSU needed FBI to take over investigation
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Feathers' raw deal
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Thank you, @femi. You are completely right. There is another one many times worse. :) Have a happy new year too! Reply to your other comment to Ashbird will follow. You asked a real question. It was considered and substantive. I am happy to address it.
"A person can learn to "speak" 150 languages, but remain illiterate in all of them as long as the lanaguage he learns to speak comprises both a spoken part and a written part, and he hasn't learned the written part."
fermi, permit me to point out that the above quoted paragraph from Ashbird's entry (bolding mine) should answer your question.
It is kind of strange that Heinrich Schliemann was not mentioned in this review on topic of polyglottery. That legendary figure who excavated Troy and other iconic places of Greek mythology was quite a polyglot indeed - able to converse in 15 or so languages. Researchers of his legacy reported absolute linguistic nightmare when perusing his sizable diaries - he had a habit to write diary posting in the language of the country he was at the moment.
Also, the sheer notion of polyglottery is somewhat escapes a firm definition. Would a person who is able to speak both Kyrgyz and Kazakh (languages are so close, some even consider them as dialects) is the same as a person who speaks both Russian and Armenian (extremely different languages from different branches)? I guess certain gradation of polyglottery should address those fine distinctions. But the theme itself looks shallow, similar to some weird Guinness Book entries like who eats most hot-dogs in a few minutes. Nevertheless, it may make a pretty coffee table attribute.
If people could understand each other, that would be an accomplishment.
Always good to read your comment. Thank you for a personal reply.
I have a question. What is meant by "articles" in "inability to master articles"?
In my personal experience, I noted similar levels, particularly the "stopping at Job Level" level. But I have also observed this level is not the monopoly of immigrants. I have found many examples of native users of a language stopping at this level as well, especially when is no incentive or interest to step into the more "intense" next level.
I also think there is a marked difference between the reading and writing of expository material and the reading and writing of literary material. In expository material - and this is purely based on my personal experience, not a random sample by any means - I have not found "immigrants" to be "inferior" to natives, as long as the expository material has to do with their profession or specialty. A stark example is scientists for whom the language used in their science is not their mother tongue. Literary writing, in contrast, presents quite a different picture. It is much harder to find good literary material written in a writer's second tongue.
Regarding "accent", I agree with you in general. It is very hard to speak like a native in a second language. But I would not go as far as to say there are no exceptions. I think one key factor affecting the losing of accent is the age of immigration. At 7 years old, it is relatively easy to lose the accent of a mother-tongue. At 27, however, it is nearly impossible. Then too, there are individual differences. Some people are better in picking up sounds and reproducing what they hear, while others are less adept. Additionally, immigration histories differ from person to person. Not all "immigrants" follow the straight Country A to Country B model. A friend of mine, Korean, speaks English with a heavy French accent. His family emigrated to France when he was 7. He finished Sorbonne, majoring in Economics and French. Did MBA in USA, married an American and stayed in America. He speaks pure Korean, pure French, but totally "Frenchy" English. So I think while there is Hemingway's Paris, there can also be Lee Park's Washington, or is it Seoul?
The ability to write 2,000+ Japanese/Chinese characters is thousands of times more difficult than just being able to read them.
Reading Japanese involves:
(1) recognize the character
(2) remember its phonetic readings. most characters have several readings.
(3) use surrounding words and logic to choose the correct reading.
(4) convert to sound.
(5) based on sound, index into the vocab list in your head.
Writing Japanese involves:
(1) phonetically, think what you know what to say.
(2) now, decide which character to write...
(3) more than 100 characters make the "cha" sound.
(4) on a computer, you phonetically type "cha" then press the CTRL key to show a list of probable characters. An algorithm uses the preceding context to place the most likely "cha" characters at the front. Then, you recognize the correct character, select it, input, done.
(5) choosing the correct characters for sounds by only using a list in your head is nary impossible for non-natives. Luckily, this ability is an anachronism.
Who handwrites notes to anyone any more?
"Remember there are still quite a few languages which are not written."
That's true indeed but it seems that very few people except for professional linguists would be willing to take on the task to master such language. Written language makes it much easier to master, it simplifies process of learning big time. Another reason of why few people would be learning such languages is that languages without writing have very little market penetration meaning that number of speakers is limited. It can be a very interesting task from intellectual perspective though.
Another case in written languages leaning is when the language is being forcibly shifted from one alphabet to another. Sometimes it makes a lot of practical sense, like in case of when Turkey shifted to Latin base from Arabic. Sometimes much less so. Say Uzbekistan performed that epic shift few years ago from Cyrillic to Latin without any pressing practical need - several generations of Uzbeks were pretty well educated and fairly successful with Cyrillic alphabet in Uzbek culture, literature and science. Alas, political considerations superseded practicalities.
Recently, I received an email from the HR enquiring whether I would be interested in learning Spanish, the classes for which were being conducted on campus itself. i readily agreed.
My literary and cultural knowledge of Spanish was restricted to 'Don Quixote' by Cervantes, La Tomatina (courtesy a recent Bollywood blockbuster) and rudiments of Spanish history I learned in from high school. Though I am not a particularly creative sort, especially when it comes to composing prose or poetry, I rather fancied myself penning some award-winning sequel to 'Don Quixote' on the conclusion of the course. It's beside the point that having studied the English language all my life and having composed an odd work or two, I have never ventured anywhere near the award-winning territory. Hope, they say, is the indestructible weed of the human heart and hope it was that started blossoming in the deepest crevasse of my heart.
The classes began on the designated day. We, the men folk in the class, were pleasantly surprised to find a rather attractive Spanish lady as our teacher (la profesora). While I had always wanted to visit Italy and France, both being repositories of the Western culture and all that, I wondered whether I should include Spain in the itinerary as well. With my knowledge of the Spanish language, I wouldn't be as lost as a puppy in a cathedral; I would actually be able to do in Spain what the Spaniards do.
'Hola!' the lady said. 'I am Carolina, 21 years old and am from Burgos, Spain. Now, please introduce yourselves as follows: Name, Age and why you are here.'
Mount Etna would have gotten a scare at the almost volcanic sound that erupted from the class, specifically from the women-folk present, at the near-sacrilegious mention of 'age.' Age! They gasped in unconcealed horror. Expectedly, it was only the menfolk who divulged the detail.
Without further ado, the class began. We first learnt to meet and greet in Spanish and then to ask and tell our names.
Buenos dia: Good morning
Como estas: How are you?
Yo estoy bien: I am good
Cual es tu nombre: What is your name?
In all, we learned a couple of dozen new Spanish words that day. Over the following days we added new words to our burgeoning vocabulary. The number system itself contributed over a hundred. Throw in the days of the weeks and the months in a year, a sprinkling of nouns, adjectives and other parts of speech and our vocabulary seemed quite reasonable (bastante grande).
A whole new world was opening to us with some bits of trivia opening it a bit more: Casa Blanca, the movie, was about Casa Blanca the city in Morocco, of course; casa blanca also meant white house. I could now tell, with some smugness, the difference between a siesta (nap) and a sombrero (hat), and what Mr. Schwarzenegger, the Terminator, actually meant when he said 'hasta la vista, baby' (until I see you again, kid) and, well, esta and esa were essentially this and that.
The fellow Dickens that 'it was the best of times and it was the worst of times' or some such words to that effect. It was now that I was fully able to comprehend the nub of this oxymoron. Spanish, it seemed, was both easy (facil) and difficult (dificil). Barring a few exceptions (excepciones) it was spoken exactly as it was written and on the whole was quite similar to English; however, unlike English, it was full of redundancies, double negations, endless conjugations of the verb, pre-defined genders for all nouns and adjectives and much more.
The course is coming to a close. 'Hello' and 'Hi' are so passé. It's Hola (Hello), Hola (Hi) and Hola (Good Bye) all the way. We can, by and large (mas o menos), decipher a passage written in simple Spanish; partake in a conversation that doesn't involve tenses and too many actions or verbs; ask for prices for various things and even attempt to bargain; hail a cab; describe our families, our rooms and our houses; and tell the colors of various objects in the vicinity.
The direct and indirect complements and the verb conjugates still pose a challenge, though. The regularity with which the irregular verbs creep in is a recurring cause for a regular headache. Spanish grammarian johnnies, it seems, would have derived an enormous amount of pleasure in heckling over just how many conjugates to accord to a verb that would be enough to cause just the right amount of distress, heartburn, and consternation among the Indian populace fancying itself in penning sequels to revered Spanish chappies.
Alas! The sequel will, in all probability, have to wait for some other time.
I hear such claims often: "So-and-So is fluent in six languages." I do not believe it one bit. The author was apparently so lazy as to not to do the easiest and most obvious thing: give standardized language tests to any of the purported hyperpolyglots. I doubt the results would have borne out the claims.
I agree wholeheartedly. That's part of why children learn new languages so well - they are willing to say whatever and accept being corrected. But fear of failure is often why adults hold back from speaking a language that they're studying, thinking that they'll speak when they get 'good enough' - but 'good enough' comes through practice, which means making mistakes, sometimes glaring ones that provoke laughter! But it's all part of the process, and the end result, language mastery, is well worth it.
learning a language is gradual. rather than describing a polyglot by home many languages, it would be better to assess like this:
(languageA * fluency_in_A ) + ( languageB + fluency_in_B ) + ....
this would be a read indicator.
For me, the key to learning my second spoken language as an adult has been hard work, and lots of it. I mean, yeah, it helps that I'm not a total idiot, sure. And total immersion has helped as well. But immersion doesn't guarantee absorption, as if one can attain fluency through osmosis.
So along with the immersion has been tonnes of listening, reading, speaking, crying, reading more, listening more, speaking more, and crying, crying some more, gearing myself up to speak more even though I felt like an idiot about it and made mistakes, crying a bit more (!), reading, speaking, listening, listening, listening, etc.
OK, so all the crying is (mainly) tongue-in-cheek, but it was awful hard work. Some days, I felt so stressed about it, so frustrated that I struggled to understand and be understood, but I just let that motivate me. My job as a language learner never ended (why, I'm still learning - it's an ongoing process, even with my mother tongue!).
Sure, I might take days where I didn't push myself so hard to do tonnes of reading and listening practice, but maybe I did a bit of writing practice. But every day, I did something to help me get farther with my language, as quickly as possible. And I did - it's been 2 years with my second language, if that - but I consider myself fluent.
That doesn't mean my grammar is perfect or that I understand 100% of everything said. What it does mean is that I can communicate with people here with relative ease, without a lot of pauses and hesitation. I don't translate from my mother tongue - I just open my mouth and talk as I would with my mother tongue. I can read the paper, books, and watch TV and movies. I can handle daily affairs (bank, shopping, car repairs, medical business, etc. etc.) as capably as I could in my mother tongue. And yes, I dream and argue and participate in psychotherapy in my second language. It's been a short period of time, but I've wanted mastery of this language more than I've wanted almost anything else in my life.
And that's just it - I don't think of my second language as a foreign language. It may not be my mother tongue, but it's MY language, my main language, the language of my daily living, my family life, my social life, and my worship. My days begin and end with it, and I'm so grateful - it's opened up whole new worlds to me, new concepts and new ways of thinking.
And yes, as far as speaking goes, I've definitely picked up the local dialect. I can speak and write the standard form of the language when necessary, but where I live it is much wiser to use the local dialect, in order to be understood more easily and to fit in among the locals. The locals who see me around know that I'm not originally from here, but they've accepted me anyway. But when I travel around our country, I'm at times mistaken for a country native/native speaker. I've worked super hard to not just learn the language, but to clothe myself in the speech patterns and accent, and it's really worked.
I am pretty confident that I could apply the same template I've used for my second language for learning most any other language. But for me, in order to take the step of doing so, I would need to have a strong desire, a strong motivation to want to learn the language, either wanting to delve more into understanding another culture, or needing to relocate, or for some other important reason. Otherwise, language learning for its own sake would turn into some sort of academic exercise for me, perhaps for the sake of bragging rights of some sorts, and I'd rather use language to actually communicate, rather than trying to gain intelligentsia street cred or something.
Right now, 2 languages are really all I need, and that's pushing it. I don't just love using my mother tongue, but I do what I have to do with it. It has its own beauty and value, but it's generally used out of necessity rather than desire. I still like it, though.
So I really feel like motivation and drive are big factors. If those are there, and the willingness to follow through, then, yes, it doesn't surprise me that people can master several languages. Folks like bloggers at http://www.fluentin3months.com/
among others were INVALUABLE for helping me isolate methods which really worked for me in learning my second language. These guys have allowed their motivation and passion to help them learn several languages.
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This is completely ridiculous. So basically you want to say that illiterate people are mute and that unwritten languages do not exist?
ashbird,you should not have bothered to reply to teacup 775's comment.Silence is indeed sometimes the best answer to fools,but your respose was witty never-the-less, and I don't think teacup 775 would be tangling with you anytime soon.Have a happy new year.
Someone said a language is one dialect with a navy! That is why Norwegian and Danish are considered separtate tongues, the same with Portuguese ans Spanish or Ucranian and Russian. Incidentally, it astounds me how slavish tongues are silimar. But that is no surprise: they all split from Slavonic less than 1000 years ago. Romance languages differentiated solely a 1200 years-period in the past, accompaning the collapse of the Roman Empire. As to the germanic tongues, they all date back to the same high old-saxon of 1,500 years ago, when the german hords, already splitted by that time, began forcing their way towars Central and Western Europe.
This is not true. The only reason why adults speak with a strong acent is that they rarely attempt to learn the correct prnunciation. Most often they leave it as the last thing to learn, but then it's usually too late to change it. However, if you start learning the pronunciation right from the beginning, it can be MASTERED in few weeks.
I consider myself to 'know' three very different languages: American English (native), Japanese and German. I have lived, studied (university level) and worked in all three nations. I found at one point while living in Japan that it was easier to read subtitles in Japanese during a television show that had people from Scotland than it was to try and decipher what they were saying in their to me thick accent.
Just as a point of fact, many Americans find British regional accents almost impossible to understand. I have had experiences where university educated Scots who, to an English ear, have no more than a pleasant intonation are too much for our American cousins. Travelling in the other direction, film and television mean that the British rarely have problems in the United States.
in previous comment "home many" should be "how many"
and "read indicator" should be "real indicator".
cant even speak english anymore :)
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You'd have to give India the "credit" for the political predicament Nepal is in.
As the article implied, India meddling is behind this and they want to not only dethrone Prachanda from the government but also to wipe the slate "clean" from Maoist dominance of influence of the Constituent Assembly by holding a new election all together.
Nepal is land locked between China and India and depends on India for practically all imports and exports road transport access, a country not particularly known for lifting people from poverty itself.
I suppose fearing the inroads being made by China literally with the planned rail extension from Kathmandu to Xigaze, Tibet, China, which would make Nepal that much better connected to the outside world for opportunities to prosperity of this poor country, India is hell bent to stop it.
It is no secret that India is trying to make Nepal a second Bhutan I think, now an India collared window dressing "Shangri-la" cottage state with scant possibility of any prosperity for its people.
There is no need for a specific day for the cow festival (Gai Jatra)in Nepal; every day is turning out to be one.
Prachanda became PM in 2008, not 2006, as the article says. Also, the outgoing government is still in office until now - so the UML and Congress are still coalition partners, not former coalition partners, as it says. So the article is OK except for the bits about who is in the Nepali government and when.
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