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Переведите на ! want to know the language of the future? the data suggests it could comment now follow comments for many centuries, france was the official language of culture, and erudition. it was the language of diplomacy and arts. aristocrats in imperial russia spoke french, even amongst themselves, as tolstoy and many others documented. in short, if you wanted to be educated, you had to speak french. things have changed a lot since then. with the decline of france and the rise of the anglosphere, english is now the world’s lingua franca. but french remains an official language in many international institutions, from the un to the european union to the olympics committee (founded by a frenchman), and learning french still retains some cachet. french may be a beautiful language, but few would argue it’s the most useful, and almost nobody would argue it’s the language of the future. john mcwhorter spoke for many when he wrote an immediately viral piece titled, “let’s stop pretending that french is an important language, ” attacking new york city’s bilingual education programs. here’s the thing: the data suggests that french language just might be the language of the future. french isn’t mostly spoken by french people, and hasn’t been for a long time now. the language is growing fast, and growing in the fastest-growing areas of the world, particularly sub-saharan africa. the latest projection is that french will be spoken by 750 million people by 2050. a study by investment bank natixis even suggests that by that time, french could be the most-spoken language in the world, ahead of english and even mandarin. the study’s methodology is somewhat questionable, since it counts as french-speakers all the inhabitants of countries where french is an official language, which probably won’t be the case. and almost certainly, as a second language, english will remain the lingua franca (pun intended but the point still stands: french is still a fast-growing, global language. the other mooted language of the future, mandarin, despite being excruciatingly hard to learn for most westerners, will probably not be that given china’s certain demographic slide. meanwhile, french will be present on all continents, and particularly predominant in a continent that, by 2050, should be a fast-growing economic powerhouse–africa. if you were to pick a language of the future, you could do a lot worse. переведите на нужно .

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Хотите узнать язык будущего? Данные предполагают, что это будет французский.
Много веков подряд, французский был языком культуры и эрудиции. Это был язык дипломатии и искусства. В Российской империи аристократы разговаривали на французском языке, даже среди таких как Толстой, и многие другие подтверждали.  Короче говоря, если ты хочешь быть образованным, ты обязан говорить(выучить) французский язык.
С тех пор многое изменилось. Падение популярности французского языка, и возвышение Англосферы. Английский в настоящее время межнациональным языком(для общения). Но французский до сих пор остается официальным языком многих международных (общественных) институтов, начиная от ООН, Евросоюза и заканчивая Олимпийским комитетом (который был основан французом), и изучение французского до сих пор сохраняет свой отличительный знак.
Французский может и красивый язык, но некоторые буду спорить, что это самый полезный язык, и почти никто не будет спорить о том, что французский - это язык будущего. Джон МакВотер много раз говорил, когда он сразу написал вирусный кусок под названием "Прекрати притворятся, что французский язык является важным языком," нападая на двуязычную программу образования в Нью-Йорке.

Вот в чем дело: данные предлагают, что французский МОЖЕТ СТАТЬ языком будущего.

Большинство французов не говорят на французском, и не говорили до сегодняшнего дня. Язык быстро развивается, и развивается в прогрессирующих областях(участках) мира, особенно к югу от Сахары. Последний прогноз заключается в том, что около 750 миллионов человек к 2050 году буду говорить на французском языке.

Исследование инвестиционным банком Natixis даже предполагает, что к тому времени, французский язык мог быть стать наиболее разговорным языком в мире перед(опережая) английским(й) и даже Севернокитайский.
Методология исследования является несколько сомнительным, с тех пор как считая всех франко-говорящих жителей стран, где французский является официальным языком, который вероятно не будет иметь значения.
Но эта точка зрения до сих пор существует: французский язык остается прогрессирующим и глобальным языком.
Другой обсуждаемый язык будущего, Севернокитайский, не смотря на то, что его мучительно тяжело учить для большинства жителей Запада. Севернокитайский вероятно не будет определенного демографического понижения Китая. (*Не уверена, что это правильно сформулированное предложение).
В то время как, французский будет присутствовать на всех контентах мира, а особенно преобладать на континенте, который к 2050 году, будет
с быстро растущей, энергичной экономикой- это Африка. (*Т.е. Африка, по их мнению будет, развивающимся континентом в будущем, и именно в этом континенте будет преобладать французский).
Если бы вы выбирали язык будущего, то вы могли бы сделать на много хуже. (*Не уверена точно, что последняя часть переводится именно так)
kogakinoa

1. Dairy products, like yoghurt/cereal, are good for you.

2. A banana makes a great lunch/snack.

3. Sometimes I eat low-fat/grilled chicken with rice.

4. The biscuits were not good, so I took them away/back to the shop.

5. You can find the lamb chops in the poultry/meat section.

6. I always have a little/much milk with my tea.

7. The shopkeeper says there aren’t any/a lot of apples left.

8. If you go to the beverages section, get me a box/can of cola, please.

9. I will take my sister in/out for dinner on her birthday.

10. It’s ok if you sometimes eat sweets but make sure you don’t go over the top/bottom.

11. Hello, I would want/ I would like an ice cream, please.

12. I have/ have been just joined the Art club.

13. I have not been/have not seen to the new clothes shop yet.

14. We need some crayons. We’d better go to the optician’s/ stationery shop.

15. Have you been finishing/ finished yet?

16. She has been worker/ working at the clothes shop for 2 years.

17. We are/have been studying for the exam for the last 4 days.

18. From which electronics/ toyshop did you buy your camera?

19. The security guard/shop assistant told us that the T-shirts were on sale.

20. I need to go to the chemist’s / optician’s to get sunscreen and toothpaste.

vasavto1

1. Hearing the news, which was amazing, she could not help but cry with happiness. 2. She did everything she could to convince him. But he insisted on his trip there. 3. She worked here for 15 years and is considered one of the best employees of the company. 4. The baby stopped crying only when his mother stopped to buy him a chocolate bar. 5. Entering the room, she noticed that some strange man was staring at her intently. 6. The girl sitting by the window was reading a book. 7. Honestly, I don't like this boring job. Here workers are forced to work in excess of the norm. To top it all off, I quarreled with the boss. In short, I'm sick of it all. 8. I watched how he talks with subordinates. He is smart enough to understand that we are the people who will help him. 9. Often saw him strolling through the park. 10. I regret to inform you that the plane is two hours late. 11. My daughter loves to cook. Today, she would like to make pizza with mushrooms. 12. When I was a child, I used to break many toys. 13. - What do you think, is it worth going to a party on Saturday? Do you mind if I go? - I do not I can keep you from this, but I would prefer you to stay home. 14. He seemed to enjoy playing with children. 15. If I change my mind, you will be the first to know about it.

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Переведите на ! want to know the language of the future? the data suggests it could comment now follow comments for many centuries, france was the official language of culture, and erudition. it was the language of diplomacy and arts. aristocrats in imperial russia spoke french, even amongst themselves, as tolstoy and many others documented. in short, if you wanted to be educated, you had to speak french. things have changed a lot since then. with the decline of france and the rise of the anglosphere, english is now the world’s lingua franca. but french remains an official language in many international institutions, from the un to the european union to the olympics committee (founded by a frenchman), and learning french still retains some cachet. french may be a beautiful language, but few would argue it’s the most useful, and almost nobody would argue it’s the language of the future. john mcwhorter spoke for many when he wrote an immediately viral piece titled, “let’s stop pretending that french is an important language, ” attacking new york city’s bilingual education programs. here’s the thing: the data suggests that french language just might be the language of the future. french isn’t mostly spoken by french people, and hasn’t been for a long time now. the language is growing fast, and growing in the fastest-growing areas of the world, particularly sub-saharan africa. the latest projection is that french will be spoken by 750 million people by 2050. a study by investment bank natixis even suggests that by that time, french could be the most-spoken language in the world, ahead of english and even mandarin. the study’s methodology is somewhat questionable, since it counts as french-speakers all the inhabitants of countries where french is an official language, which probably won’t be the case. and almost certainly, as a second language, english will remain the lingua franca (pun intended but the point still stands: french is still a fast-growing, global language. the other mooted language of the future, mandarin, despite being excruciatingly hard to learn for most westerners, will probably not be that given china’s certain demographic slide. meanwhile, french will be present on all continents, and particularly predominant in a continent that, by 2050, should be a fast-growing economic powerhouse–africa. if you were to pick a language of the future, you could do a lot worse. переведите на нужно .
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