A Khmer understudy kept in touch with me a letter on YouTube and requested that I make a video on the best way to peruse an English paper.
"I need a video about how to peruse a paper and how to make an interpretation of from English to Khmer. I experience difficulty getting Khmer and English expressions," composed an understudy.
Language students frequently keep in touch with me what they are realizing or are encountering troubles in comprehension and approach me for stunts or advisers for help them learn.
As referenced in numerous other language learning articles, there are no stunts or tips. The more you contribute, the better your outcomes will be. Also, if you will probably peruse at the local speaker level, you have to peruse what the local speaker peruses. On the off chance that you are a 22-year-old college graduate, you should peruse in that degree of unknown dialect. What's more, you will never arrive by perusing a reading material about language. Understand books, articles, course readings, not about language, and go there.
Investigating this most recent email, understudies said it was hard to peruse and picked papers specifically.
Clearly, perusing is perusing. At some level, perusing a paper is equivalent to perusing a novel or perusing a short story.
In the event that you are perusing a novel or short story, you ought to have the option to peruse the paper. Be that as it may, on the off chance that you ask this understudy, he presumably won't read a solitary English epic a month. Provided that this is true, paper readings will simply come.
Thusly, the issue isn't perusing or the paper itself. The issue is absence of training.
I have never taken a course called "Paper Reading" in English. I have quite recently begun perusing the paper. From the outset, I needed to figure out how to manage the language, structure, and association of paper composing, however no one, me, or you educated me. Just came to us. The equivalent was valid for German and Spanish papers. I can peruse nearly not just English. Nobody showed me or educated Gunther or Pablo.
What I composed ordinarily in the article is that when you start learning an unknown dialect, you are not a trick. You are not beginning with an unfilled mind. One reason why it takes three years for a child to gain proficiency with a local language is that it likewise realizes what language is and how it functions. You know everything. The infant doesn't have the foggiest idea about that there is something like language structure. All jargon should be educated. A 7-year-old may not know the words "populace, economy, government, choice, money" in their local language. Along these lines, it will be hard for him to peruse unknown dialect papers. It is hard for him to peruse the paper in his local language. صحيفة دعوى
Grown-ups from created nations who have at any rate secondary school or college level training should as of now have the option to peruse the paper in their local language. By then, perusing a paper in an unknown dialect is just a jargon issue.
Absolutely, there are various uses and works for the language. Additionally, papers have an alternate style from different sorts of composing. Be that as it may, you simply read, peruse and get it.
Nonetheless, the issue for most students isn't understanding books or short stories. Most students need to acknowledge that training is required. They have to peruse, read, outing, fall and read again until they get it.
I didn't care for perusing papers in English until my late twenties. In any case, at that point I had perused innumerable books in English and finished 16 years of training. I began perusing papers since I needed to peruse outside papers at college. At that point I initially figured out how to peruse papers in English to assist me with understanding remote papers.
One of the issues of Khmer students specifically is that there are not many materials written in the Khmer language. American understudies contacted papers, magazines, books, reference books, verse, plays, reference books, journals, histories, te
