Do You Thank People for Listening to You?

I can flat out say from my own experiences that having someone to listen to you while talking is something, for the most part, we all take for granted. I could sit here and explain the number of occasions where I really felt alone and had no one to talk to or any way I can get things off my mind. The feeling from that is terrible.

Having social anxiety doesnu2019t exactly help that problem either. Fortunately, there are amazing people who take it upon themselves to listen to you. Whenever it goes down, I feel lighter on my feet because whatever I got off my mind really helped wash away my stress.

Not only that, but it gets someone to help you carry this heavy burden. Anyways, I always tell the person that I really appreciate their persistent attention. You should feel great about yourself for listening to someone, you never know how much it means to someone

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Are Czechs and Slovaks considered white?

Today yes. I mean just look at them they are clearly Caucasian!I googled Slovak people, and this came up.

Before the 1960s in the US when my grandparents were growing up they were not considered white by Americans. They were considered foreign and somehow not white enough. Also some really dumb Americans said that Czechs were crude like Gypsies.

My grandma had a Baptist Anglo-American girl call her a gypsy bc her ears were pierced in the 1960s . Additionally the KKK attacked Czechs as well. I googled Czech people, and this came upItalians and other southern and central/Eastern Europeans can relate because they went through the same thing.

Im actually proud of it, because it gives us a stronger sense of identity than white people who were historically considered white, which has made us more proud and in touch with our roots than the average Swedish or Dutch American.Conclusion: Czech and Slovaks are white, maybe they dont appear like the typical American (Im pretty sure an American asked this question), but they are Caucasian.

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What are some romantic phrases in Arabic?

The truth is that it's absolutely impossible to live a life without falling in some kind of love in one way or another. Whatever the philosophy of love you believe in, you need to know how to say the right words to the right person. And when we talk about Arabic language, no one would argue that Arabic language has such poetic sound.

So, when we mix romantic words and poetic sound, it is such a LOVELY combination. In the following infographic, you will learn eleven very common romantic expressions that are used in both standard Arabic and dialect.Of course, there are more than these 11 phrases, but I can say that these represent a good start.

UHEBBUK : I love you ASHTAQU ELAIK: I miss you AHTAGU ELAIK: I need you UFAKKERU FEEK: I think of you AASHAQUK: I adore you AMOOT FEEK: I die for you FADAITUK: I give up my life for you ROOHI: My soul HABEEBI: My lover UYUNI: My eyes QALBI: My heart

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I find it hard to read other's code an it takes me time, am I a bad programmer?

If you have trouble reading well-designed, well-commented code, then yes. If you have trouble reading a bowl of spaghetti (which a lot of code resembles), no.

Sometimes you have to unravel that spaghetti, but most of the time either you're working for a company with standards, and you'll be able to read someone else's code, or you'll convince them that the code is so badly written that it'll save time and money if you just rewrite it from scratch. (On my last job, I spent about 6 years fixing code written by the entry-level "programmer" I'd replaced. When I left, I'm sure there were still a lot of bombs left in the code.

Some of his stuff was so bad that I'd rip out half a file and write the functions my way. I was thinking of going into the wholesale pleonasm business - almost every if statement had at least 2 of them. And his SQL transactions were done without transactions.

Plenty of "oops, that failed . nothing we can do but leave that bad data in the database". "Rollback" is a magic word.

).

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How do I learn Austrian?

First you will need to learn standard German, likely Hoch Deutsch.

After that, you will learn regional dialects. In Austria, there are several of thee, believe it or not. I lived in Vienna for four years.

The standard German I learned served me well, insofar as the Wieners were able to understand me. As far as my understanding them - well, sometimes that got to be difficult. The local dialect in Vienna is called Wienerish, and itu2019s this mishmash of German, Slavic borrowings, and even some Northern Italian thrown in for good measure.

The mishmash extends not only to vocabulary, but also to pronunciation. Platz, which I learned to pronounce as plahtz (rhymes with bots) is in Wienerish pronounced ploatz (rhymes with boats). Itu2019s a small thing, you might think.

But, for a non-native speaker/listener this sort of stuff will throw you for a loop!Additionally, the intonation of sentences is different in Wienerish. What to do?

Thereu2019s nothing for it, but to make some relationships with those fluent in the dialect you wish to speak, and then to practice conversing with them

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Why do we shake hands with someone?

u201cThe handshake has existed in some form or another for thousands of years, but its origins are somewhat murky. One popular theory is that the gesture began as a way of conveying peaceful intentions.

By extending their empty right hands, strangers could show that they were not holding weapons and bore no ill will toward one another. Some even suggest that the up-and-down motion of the handshake was supposed to dislodge any knives or daggers that might be hidden up a sleeve. Yet another explanation is that the handshake was a symbol of good faith when making an oath or promise.

When they clasped hands, people showed that their word was a sacred bond. u201cAn agreement can be expressed quickly and clearly in words,u201d the historian Walter Burkert once explained, u201cbut is only made effective by a ritual gesture: open, weaponless hands stretched out toward one another, grasping each other in a mutual handshake.u201du201d

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How do you say I want you forever in Punjabi?

Punjabi is much more than just a language. (All other regional languages are as well, so no offense)nIt can be spoken by true feelings and love. So if you want someone forever, first of all have that feel from bottom of your heart.

And ask her, "Ki Tu Apni Sari Umar Mere Naal Bitayengi" (Will you be mine forever?)Or with truest of love (i dont know if truest is a word or not) just ask her, "Mere Naal Vyah Krengi? " (Will you Marry me?

)Agar dil naal boleya hoyega te kudi kaddi manna ni kar payegi. Ohh bolan de style naal hi dhas degi ki kinna sach hai and kinna ni.n(In english, if you will ask her with true and genuine feeling, she won't refuse you.

She will understand just by speaking that if you are true or not).Yes thats the best part of Punjabi Language, one can easily tell that person in front of us is speaking whole-heartedly or not.So be true and strict on your words.

nAll the Best.How do you say I want you forever in Punjabi ?.

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I accidentally addressed my professor by "hey" when I saw them outside class. Is this too casual, even if you have a close relationship with them?

I certainly never minded some student just addressing me by saying u201cHey!

u201d - especially if the meeting was clearly unexpected. So I donu2019t think you should worry about it. I might address them the same way, maybe momentarily not bringing up their name or something.

Iu2019m not fond of some artificial formality or u201cproper protocolu201d that has to be conducted. (Of course, it would usually be u201cHey, professoru201d or something.)I think it is a bit different if it is a planned visit or an email or something where one has the chance to think about what they are going to say.

I would never email a student of mine and just say u201cHey, u201c before saying what I intended to tell them anymore than I would expect them to email me and have it be that informal.But there were always a few students that I got to know very well who might be pretty informal (u201cHey, Ron, just stopped by to say hi.u201d or something.

) - but not many

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Which is the correct way to say good morning in Japanese: u201cOhayo Gozaimasuu201d or u201cOhayou Gozaimasuu201d?

I'm going to answer this a bit differently than the other three (so far). I think the question you're asking is about the "O" at the end of "ohayo" and about the pronunciation of romaji (japanese written in the english alphabet).

That "U" out there on the end of "ohayou" is actually another "O" in a weird way. Japanese pronunciation has a syllabic beat to it. Each syllable lasts the same amount of time.

and the "U" out there really, actually means, "Please hold the 'O' at the end for an extra beat. " So you say "ohayo" with the "yo" taking twice as long as the "o" and the "ha""o" "ha" "yo-o"When I was learning Japanese, we did this Long O sound with two "o"s, so we spelled it "Ohayoo." When we first encountered this "u" spelling thing, we were confused because there isn't a "u" sound anywhere.

To sum up: It's not about spelling; it's about pronunciation. The pronunciation is an elongated "o" at the end.Think less about it, and it'll be a lot easier

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What are the differences between String str1 "Strings are immutable" and String str2 new String ("Strings are immutable")?

I know that String is a class but what is the meaning of u201cstr2u201d?

Well said, String is a class in Java. Java provides String class to create and manipulate the strings.

There are two ways of creating Strings in Java.By string literal.By using new keyword.

From above question,1.string str1 Strings are immutable;In this object of String is created. Each time you create a string literal, the JVM checks the string constant pool first.

If the string already exists in the pool, a reference to the pooled instance is returned. If string doesn't exist in the pool, a new string instance is created and placed in the pool. 2.

String str2 new String(Strings are immutable);As we saw above that when we tried to assign the same string object to two different literals, compiler only created one object and made both of the literals to point the same object. To overcome that approach we can create strings like this:String str1 new String("Strings are immutable");String str2 new String("Strings are immutable");In this case compiler would create two different object in memory having the same string.Hope, you got what you were asking

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What is the meaning of lyrics in Nina Simone's "Sinnerman" song?

u201cSinnermanu201d is a traditional African-American spiritual song whose roots in music history go back to the turn of the century.Simoneu2019s version is often considered the most famous, being a glorious ten minute jazz epic that she would often use as a closer during live performances. The lyrics detail a man wrought with sin who runs from the judgement of God and the terror of his past sins.

Simone learned this song way back when she was known as Eunice Waymon, a young girl known for her piano skills at her mother's church. This song was often used at revivals and prayer meetings to bring sinners to the altar. "Some of my most fantastic experiences - experiences that really shake me, now that I think of them - happened in the church when we'd have these revival meetings.

I'd really be playing. I loved it! Folks would be shoutin' all over the place.

Now that's my background!" she told Ebony in 1969