This document introduces two individuals - a 20-year-old female from Russia studying in the English Language Teaching department, and a 26-year-old male from Ivory Coast also studying in the English Language Teaching department. It summarizes some of their phonological and grammatical differences in English, noting that the Russian speaker pronounces 'th' and 'z' sounds differently, while the Ivorian speaker pronounces 'ch' and 'r' sounds differently. It also notes that they have differences in intonation patterns and grammar structures used. Both individuals use formal language and are polite.
This document introduces two individuals - a 20-year-old female from Russia studying in the English Language Teaching department, and a 26-year-old male from Ivory Coast also studying in the English Language Teaching department. It summarizes some of their phonological and grammatical differences in English, noting that the Russian speaker pronounces 'th' and 'z' sounds differently, while the Ivorian speaker pronounces 'ch' and 'r' sounds differently. It also notes that they have differences in intonation patterns and grammar structures used. Both individuals use formal language and are polite.
This document introduces two individuals - a 20-year-old female from Russia studying in the English Language Teaching department, and a 26-year-old male from Ivory Coast also studying in the English Language Teaching department. It summarizes some of their phonological and grammatical differences in English, noting that the Russian speaker pronounces 'th' and 'z' sounds differently, while the Ivorian speaker pronounces 'ch' and 'r' sounds differently. It also notes that they have differences in intonation patterns and grammar structures used. Both individuals use formal language and are polite.
Introduction • A person • B person • Nationality: Russian • Nationality: Ivorian • Gender: Female • Gender: Male • Age: 20 • Age: 26 • Background Education:in Russia. • Background Education:in Ivory • Department: ELT Coast • Department: ELT Phonological differences • A person ‘’Actually’’ • B person • ‘’sh ‘’ sound ‘’More’’-’’Relax • ‘’ch’’ sound • Rhotic speaker ing’’ • Non-rhotic speaker • ‘’th’’sound • He pronounced ‘’rılaks’’ ‘’Think’’ • ‘’z’’sound’’ • ‘’th’’ sound’’ ‘’With’’ • ‘’ sh’’ sound • ‘’d’’ sound ‘’Socializing’’ • ‘’s’’ sound Grammar • B Person • A Person • He used ‘’ maybe and I mean • She used ‘’like as’’ and ‘’ ’’words a lot. actually’’ words a lot. • He used the Subj+Verb+Obj • She used the Subj+Verb+Obj structure in his sentences. structure in her sentences. • He didn’t use ‘’ to be ‘’ verb and • She didn’t use ‘’ to be ‘’ verb cunjuctions. • ‘’ I more lazy’’ • ‘’ My hobbies watch movies,going outside, listen to music.
• Both of them use formal
language Intonatıon • A Person • B Person • She puts intonation on the last • He puts intonatıon on first part parts of sentences. •.