Examples of using The listener in English and their translations into Thai
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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And similar to the listeners before the story starts, these metronomes are going to click, but they're going to click out of phase.
From the listeners, this requires, if not special knowledge, then simply even a lot of energy in order to concentrate, strain the brain and try to understand what you are expressing.
At the end, the listeners have to catch the main points of the story and write them down on paper.
To our surprise, we saw that all these complex patterns within the listeners actually came from the speaker brain.
Use your hands, because when you are gesticulating, you yourself understand the subject better, your thoughts are better shaped, and the listeners perceive the material more easily.
To look in the speaker's brain, we asked the speaker to go into the scanner, we scan his brain and then compare his brain responses to the brain responses of the listeners listening to the story.
So the speakers begin to give a lecture, not noticing how much it is oriented to the listeners and if they are not falling asleep in the process, the dancers can disrupt the course of the party and completely change the composition of the work without even noticing it.
Taneyev"John of Damascus" This work on the premiere performance touched the hearts and souls of the listeners so much that he was immediately called the Russian Requiem. And indeed,"John of Damascus"- a cantata with lyrical and philosophical content was the first creation of the twenty-eight-year-old Sergei Taneyev, in which the skill and talent of the musician appeared very convincingly.
Bloody Bismillah? True poetry is for the listener.
True poetry is for the listener. Bloody Bismillah?
You're making the listener uncomfortable and nervous.
As if I was the speaker but also the listener.
In languages like Hausa or Korana, the"you" form depends on the listener's gender.
And we also found the stronger the similarity between the listener's brain and the speaker's brain, the better the communication.
Both parties know exactly what the speaker means, and the speaker knows the listener knows that the speaker knows that the listener knows, etc., etc.
So far, I have only talked about what's happening in the listener's brain, in your brain, when you're listening to talks.
In my theory, language evolves in such a way that sounds match, correspond with, the subjective, with the personal, intuitive experience of the listener.