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How to type Farsi digits in Microsoft Office Excel?
For a long time, I have been seeking to learn ‘how to type Farsi digits in Microsoft Office Excel’. Lack of this know-how made me to insert Farsi digits from ‘Symbol”. Finally, I came to know how to do it … Continue reading
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Style of translation
An excerpt from ‘On Long Translation‘. Have you noticed how sentences seem to flow better at various times of the day? My best times are first thing in the morning and just after my afternoon nap. I also come up … Continue reading
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Classroom
Felt so good to sit in a classroom once again after a long time.
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Could the language we speak skew our financial decision-making?
Could the language we speak skew our financial decision-making? It is a controversial theory which has been given some weight by new findings from a Yale University behavioral economist, Keith Chen. Prof Chen says his research proves that the grammar … Continue reading
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Obstacles to Rule of Law in Afghanistan
This article – written in Dari language – talks on the obstacles to the rule of law in Afghanistan.
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Barriers to Democracy in Afghanistan
This essay – written in Dari language – talks about the barriers to establishment of democracy in Afghanistan.
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Datum or Data – Plurals of foreign words in English
Some English words often make their plurals according to the rules of the language they were taken from. Media, for example, is the plural from of medium. Even though media is historically a plural of the Latin word medium, in … Continue reading
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Gender discrimination
I wrote a note on ‘gender discrimination’ – a negative phenomenon which is unfortunately very prevalent among families – in Dari (Farsi) language. Its English version will be soon posted here. To download or to read the Dari version, please … Continue reading
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Words ending with ‘efy’
There are four words which end with ‘efy’: liquefy, putrefy, rarefy, stupefy.
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Able versus -Ible
The ending is usually ‘-Ible’ if the root is not a complete word, like credible, impossible, plausible; or if the root ends in NS, SS, soft C, or soft G, like defensible, admissible, enforcible, legible. Otherwise ‘Able’ is correct.
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