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Saturday, April 12, 2008

EXPRESS COLOURS EASILY

Names of some colours are given below for the beginners to speak conveniently and uninterruptedly.

  • Alabaster----------White
  • Amber--------------Yellow
  • Argent--------------Silver
  • Carmine------------Red (crimson)
  • Carnation----------Rosy Pink
  • Chocolate----------Brown
  • Cochineal----------Scarlet
  • Elephant-----------Grey
  • Emerald------------Green
  • Hazel---------------Reddish Brown
  • Honey--------------Yellow
  • Indigo--------------Violet Blue
  • Ivory--------------- Creamy White
  • Jupiter-------------Blue
  • Khaki---------------Brownish Yellow
  • Lake----------------Crimson
  • Lilac----------------Pinkish Violet
  • Lily-----------------White
  • Moon---------------White
  • Olive---------------Greyish Green (Grayish Green)
  • Pillar-Box---------Bright Red
  • Primrose----------Pale Yellow
  • Sapphire----------Blue
  • Straw--------------Pale Yellow
  • Teak---------------Reddish Brown
  • Topaz-------------Yellow
  • Vermillion--------Red
  • Violet-------------Light purple


Monday, April 7, 2008

ENGLISH IS SPOKEN IN MANY PARTS OF THE GLOBE.

This is for the beginner, who will be benefited very much if start learning the spoken English. Learning is a continuous process. Let us start learning gradually to improve our lifestyle, communication skill, business, career, wealth, and so on.

Initially let us see a few differences between The British English and The American English.


BRITISH ENGLISH ---------------AMERICAN ENGLISH
  1. AUTUMN------------------- FALL
  2. BAG -------------------------SACK
  3. BARRISTER ----------------LAWYER
  4. BISCUIT --------------------COOKIE
  5. CAR PARK------------------ PARKING LOT
  6. CASHIER -------------------TELLER
  7. CHEMIST'S SHOP ---------DRUG STORE
  8. CRISPS ---------------------CHIPS
  9. CROSSROADS --------------INTERSECTION
  10. CUPBOARD -----------------CLOSET
  11. CURTAINS -----------------DRAPES
  12. DIALING CODE ------------AREA CODE
  13. DUSTBIN -------------------GARBAGE PAIL / GARBAGE CAN
  14. FRYING PAN ---------------SKILLET
  15. GEAR LEVER ---------------GEAR SHIFT
  16. HANDBAG ------------------POCKETBOOK, PURSE
  17. HOUSEWIFE ---------------HOUSEMAKER
  18. INFLUENZA ----------------GRIPPE
  19. JAM -------------------------JELLY
  20. JUG -------------------------PITCHER
  21. LIFT ------------------------ELEVATOR
  22. LORRY ---------------------TRUCK
  23. MAIZE ----------------------CORN
  24. NAPPY ---------------------DIAPER
  25. PAVEMENT ----------------SIDEWALK
  26. PETROL --------------------GAS / GASOLINE
  27. PETROL STATION -------FILLING STATION
  28. POST CODE ---------------ZIPCODE
  29. QUEUE --------------------LINE
  30. RUBBISH -----------------GARBAGE
  31. SWEETS ------------------CANDY
  32. TELEPHONE BOX -------PHONE BOOTH
  33. TOILET ------------------RESTROOM
  34. TIMETABLE -------------SCHEDULE
  35. TORCH -------------------FLASHLIGHT
  36. TROUSERS --------------PANTS
  37. WAISTCOAT ------------VEST
  38. WINDSCREEN ----------WINDSHIELD

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