Do you know about person who knows the most languages in the world ? 🤔

Georges Dumezil (Read And Spoke Over 200 Languages)
Georges Dumezil was a philologist from France. He was famous for his studies on social classes and mythography. Because of his love for ancient languages, he was able to do in-depth research using a variety of primary source materials. Aside from learning several classical languages, he was able to read or speak over 200 languages in different degrees of fluency before he died.

IELTS speaking phrases

🇬🇧Solving a Misunderstanding
🇺🇿Anglashilmovchilik
☑️Sorry! (or: I beg your pardon!)
Kechiring!
☑️No problem!
Hechqisi yo'q!
☑️Can you repeat please?
Iltimos, takrorlang
☑️Can you speak slowly?
Sekinroq gapiring
☑️Can you write it down?
Yozib qo'ying
☑️Did you understand what I said?
Nima deganimni tushundingizmi?
☑️I don't understand!
Tushunmayapman
☑️I don't know!
Bilmayman!
☑️What's that called in Uzbek?
Bu O'zbek tilida qanday ataladi?
☑️What does that word mean in English?
Bu so'z Ingliz tilida nimani bildiradi?
☑️How do you say "thanks" in Uzbek?
O'bek tilida "rahmat"qanday aytiladi?
☑️What is this?
Bu nima?
☑️My Uzbek is bad
Men O'zbek tilida yaxshi gapiraolmayman
☑️Don't worry!
Xavotir bo'lmang!
☑️I agree with you
Fikringizga qo'shilaman
☑️Is that right?
To'g'rimi?
☑️Is that wrong?
Noto'g'rimi?
☑️What should I say?
Nima deyishim kerak?
☑️I just need to practice
Tajriba orttirishim kerak
☑️Your Uzbek is good
O'zbek tilida yahshi gapiryapsan

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Ta'tilda bo'sh vaqtingizni unumli o'tkazish maqsadida tashkillashtirilayotgan qiziqarli atmasferada olib borilayotgan "Voice chat"🔈 davom etadi🔥

Ushbu "Voice chat" 📅Shanba 05.08.2023 soat ⏰21:00da bo'lib o'tadi

Topics:🗣
1. The advantages and disadvantages of the mobile phones.
2. In our modern life, many countries are developing day by day. What is your opinion about urbanization is important to us or damaging?

Leader⚜: Ozodbek Yuldashev

Unutmang, "Speaking club" jamoasi sizni ta'tilda ham bilimingizni yanada mustahkamlashga harakat qiladi!😊

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Today our topic is about Adam Smith who was father of Economics. No other economist has had as much influence as Adam Smith, yet he would not have even considered himself an economist. Smith was born in Kirkcaldy, Scotland, in 1723 and studied, and later taught, literature, logic, and moral philosophy. In 1764 he traveled to France and met many European Enlightenment writers and thinkers. His discussions with them encouraged him to look at the world anew. The result was his groundbreaking work, An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, which he published in 1776. In The Wealth of Nations, Smith challenged the idea that mercantilism—a system by which the government of the homeland controlled trade with its colonies— was economically sound. Instead, he argued, a nation would be wealthier if it engaged in free trade. It was in this market where goods could be exchanged freely that Adam Smith saw a new economic relationship. He reasoned that people behave in ways that satisfy their economic self-interest. A tailor will make clothes as long as people will buy them at a price that satisfies him. If he makes more clothes than customers wish to buy, he will cut back and make fewer until he finds the balance again. In this way, according to Smith, an “invisible hand” guides the marketplace. In such a free market, both the buyer and the seller benefit from each transaction. Smith’s idea of the “invisible hand,” as well as many other principles he explained in The Wealth of Nations, became the foundation of modern economic theory. Founder of Economics The Wealth of Nations is considered the founding work of the subject of economics—even though Smith never used the word economics in the book. economist and moral philosopher Born: June, 1723 Died: July 17, 1790 Accomplishment: Laying the foundation for modern economics Other Major Work: The Theory of Moral Sentiments (1759) Famous Quotation: “It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer, or the baker, that we can expect our dinner, but from their regard to their own interest.” Influenced: Alexander Hamilton Thomas Malthus Karl Marx Defenders of capitalism Critics of capitalism

🎉 Today is the birthday of Mr. Nodirbek Diyorov who is an active organizer of our Speaking Club Team!

We sincerely congratulate you and wish a life filled with happiness, wealth and prosperity! Be always healthy and happy!

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🎉 Bugun Speaking Club jamoasining faol tashkilotchisi Nodirbek Diyorovning tavallud topgan kunlari!

Sizni samimiy muborakbod etamiz hamda quvonchga, boylikka, farovonlikka to'la hayot tilaymiz. Hamisha salomat hamda baxtli bo'ling!



Tabriklarni post ostida qoldiring!🤩👇

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One more reminder with topics❗

1. The advantages and disadvantages of the mobile phones.

2. In our modern life, many countries are developing day by day. What is your opinion about urbanization is important to us or damaging?

Thank you for all people 🔥

It was really thrilled and amazing conversation with you. You made it awesome ⚡️

See you in the impending voice chats🤩

Regards, Ozodbek Yuldashev⚜

"Change the game, don’t let the game change you."

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