True cognates are words that are spelled the same or very similarly in two languages, such as English and Spanish, and share the same meaning. Readers do not need a dictionary for these words. In contrast, false cognates are words that look similar across languages but have different meanings, so readers need a dictionary to understand these words correctly. The document provides an overview of true and false cognates and their definitions.
True cognates are words that are spelled the same or very similarly in two languages, such as English and Spanish, and share the same meaning. Readers do not need a dictionary for these words. In contrast, false cognates are words that look similar across languages but have different meanings, so readers need a dictionary to understand these words correctly. The document provides an overview of true and false cognates and their definitions.
True cognates are words that are spelled the same or very similarly in two languages, such as English and Spanish, and share the same meaning. Readers do not need a dictionary for these words. In contrast, false cognates are words that look similar across languages but have different meanings, so readers need a dictionary to understand these words correctly. The document provides an overview of true and false cognates and their definitions.
exactly same way in English and a different language, as Spanish, (exact cognates) or in a very similar way in both languages (semi-exact cognates); apart from having the same meaning. Thus, readers dont need to use a dictionary because they already know the meaning of the word. A reader can use a list of some true cognates as follows:
False Cognates:are very similar
words as in English as in other languages like Spanish but with a different meaning; in other words: they dont share the same meaning in both languages. In this case, readers should use a dictionary to discover what a word really means. This is a list of some false cognates that readers can check when reading a text.
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