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Thread: language,whorf hypothesis
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07-Apr-2003, 15:57 #1Anonymous Guest
language,whorf hypothesis
decide which of whorf's hypothesis you agree with and discuss its relevance to the learning and teaching of english in malaysia and provide examples.
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07-Apr-2003, 16:42 #2
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I'm not a teacher, so please consider any advice I give in that context.
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09-Apr-2003, 21:03 #3
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I agree with the strong form, which is not so popular these days. It's relevance to teaching as a second language is not that great as it deals with the way that language influences thought, which has more importance to the speaker's first language. :D
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11-Apr-2003, 20:30 #4
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Try this link for some views on Sapit-Whorf:
https://www.usingenglish.com/speakin...-whorfare.html
