طلبآتكم المستعجلة (وآجبآت+شرح+برزنتيشن+بحوث) تعآلوآ هنآ..

[حنين الود]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة maram600 مرحباا .. ابي اطلب طلب صغير من اللي اختبروا الاورال برزنتيشن للسنينج 1 وواثقه انو ماراح تخيبوني انا امتحاني الاسبوع الجاي مع مس ريم فطاني يعني ماابي شي مكرر من اللي امتحنوا عندها وقالت انو اتكلم عن اي شي فالحياة بس مو عن نفسي.. ابي موضوع حلو اتكلم فيه يعني اكتبوا لي اياه الله لايهينكم ..

على رآسي ..طلبك موجود إن شآء الله ..بس إدخلي بكرآ إن شاء الله تستلميه ..

[حنين الود]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة maram600 مرحباا .. ابي اطلب طلب صغير من اللي اختبروا الاورال برزنتيشن للسنينج 1 وواثقه انو ماراح تخيبوني انا امتحاني الاسبوع الجاي مع مس ريم فطاني يعني ماابي شي مكرر من اللي امتحنوا عندها وقالت انو اتكلم عن اي شي فالحياة بس مو عن نفسي.. ابي موضوع حلو اتكلم فيه يعني اكتبوا لي اياه الله لايهينكم او اللي عندها جاهز تنزلي اياه بلييييييييز انتظركم ..

Taj Mahal

The Taj Mahal stands serene and perfect in its garden of cypresses and reflecting pools on the banks of the River Yamuna. Its pure white marble shimmers silvery white in the moonlight, glows softly pink at dawn, and at close of day reflects the fiery tints of the setting sun. The Taj in all its timeless beauty is still the inspiration of poets and painters, writers and photographers. And lovers still meet here in the moonlight in the shadow of the world's most famous monument to love.
Shahjehan built the Taj in memory of Mumtaz Mahal who died giving birth to their 14th child. No cost was spared to make it the most beautiful monument the world had ever seen. White marble and red sandstone, silver and gold, carnelian and jasper, moonstone and jade, lapis lazuli and coral were fashioned by 20, 000 skilled workers to make the emperor's dream a reality. It took 22 years to complete - a symbol of eternal love where Shahjehan too lies buried, re-united at last with his beloved Mumtaz.
Set at the north end of a formal Persian garden with water courses, paved walkways and rows of dark cypresses, the Taj rises on a high red sandstone base topped by a huge white marble terrace, its flawless double dome flanked by four tapering minarets. Within lies the jewel-inlaid cenotaph of the queen, and a little to one side - the only asymmetrical feature in the Taj - the richly decorated casket of the emperor. Both are enclosed by an octagonal screen of finely pierced marble. So perfect are the proportions of the Taj, so exquisite its workmanship, that it has been described as having been designed by giants and finished by jewellers.
The legend, the poetry and the romance that shroud was described by Rabindranath Tagore as "a teardrop on the cheek of time". Taj Mahal means "Crown Palace" and is in fact the most well preserved and architecturally beautiful tomb in the world. It is best described by the English poet, Sir Edwin Arnold, as "Not a piece of architecture, as other buildings are, but the proud passions of an emperor's love wrought in living stones." It is a celebration of woman built in marble and that's the way to appreciate it. Taj Mahal stands on the bank of River Yamuna, which otherwise serves as a wide moat defending the Great Red Fort of Agra, the center of the Mughal emperors until they moved their capital to Delhi in 1637.
الموضوع طويل بس حلو ..إقرئيه وشوفي لو عجبك أحآول أختصرلك هوآ وأختآر الجمل السهله..
رديلي لو عجبك أو لآ ..عشآن أشوف موضوع تآني

[غربة الروح]

السلام عليكم

ابغى شرح لقصيدة " the praise song for the day"
by Elizabeth Alexander
اللي يعرف يطلع لي الثيم وشرح للقصيده ككل اكون شاكره له

[حنين الود]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة غربة الروح السلام عليكم ابغى شرح لقصيدة " the praise song for the day" by Elizabeth Alexander اللي يعرف يطلع لي الثيم وشرح للقصيده ككل اكون شاكره له

الشرح الأول :

Elizabeth Alexander’s poem, “Praise Song for the Day” (2009), has a structure and style that is known within African literary circles as a “praise song”. These praise songs are traditional African forms of poetry that use laudatory epithets (deive word-pictures or word-paintings) to capture the soul and essence of the subject. This is why much of Alexander’s “Praise Song for the Day” is made up of short, deive images (word-paintings) that last for little more than a line or two, but describe vast amounts of American history, issues, and peoples. Even lines that weren’t meant to evoke imagery (i.e. “We need to find a place where we are safe.” (Line 23)) still capture the emotions and significance of the subject matter on which Alexander is focused. Elizabeth Alexander’s “Praise Song for the Day” is meant as a short, but epic, praise song to describe the important “word-paintings” of the histories of African Americans, American immigrants, and the importance of the inauguration of President Barack Obama.

Imagery, as can be the case for praise songs, is one of the most prominent tools Elizabeth Alexander uses in her inaugural poem, “Praise Song for the Day.” In actuality, the first five stanzas of Alexander’s “Praise Song for the day” is made up primarily of imagery prose, describing in short lines of no more than a few words the many different aspects of quiet American life that could find in common much of what the average American encounters in their daily routine: “Someone is stitching up a hem…” (Line 7); “A woman and her son wait for the bus.” (Line 13); “A farmer considers the changing sky.” (Line 14). Even perhaps the most recognizable image of American multiculturalism, the diverse scene of urban street-music, finds itself mentioned in the fourth stanza of Alexander’s “Praise Song for the Day”: “Someone is trying to make music somewhere, / with a pair of wooden spoons on an oil drum, / with cello, boom box, harmonica, voice.” (Lines 10-12). The significance of these lines is their power to invoke mental imagery that has much in common with the essence of the everyday American condition.

The introductory stanza of Elizabeth Alexander’s “Praise Song for the Day”, “Each day we go about our business, / walking past each other, catching each other's / eyes or not, about to speak or speaking.” (Lines 1-3), captures the essence of the active hum of a city sidewalk or a small-town street, the setting where the existences of American citizens are intermingled and public. It’s unclear whether she means to describe American sidewalks as cold and impersonal, or simply insignificant monotonies of our daily grind, but it is undeniable that a street is a common ground that all Americans, of all walks of life, whether panhandler or presidential elect, share as citizens of a common country. Alexander feels that the familiar street bustle has an important place in the heart of American culture.

This public stage engendered by the first stanza serves as host to the “noise and bramble, thorn and din” (Line 5) of the second, more busy stanza. Here Alexander describes in “Praise Song for the Day” the tangled (bramble), loud (din), near painful (thorn) American streets where, most importantly, we have “…each / one of our ancestors on our tongues.” (Line 6). These “ancestors on our tongues” (Lines 6) are the broad collages of immigrant peoples (indeed America is a nation of immigrants), and the languages and cultures they bring to complete the contemporary phenomenon we know today as the United States. It can be argued that here Alexander is trying to portray America as a country as inclusive as it is, and most importantly, diverse in its citizenship; an auditory word-painting, if you will, of much of the common theme portrayed by Barack Obama during his presidential running. In many ways, the election of Barack Obama, a Black president who was the son of a Kenyan immigrant, could not better personify the image, the word-painting essence, of a nation that has grown to become an epicenter of race and culture.

Following the imagery of the introductory stanzas of Elizabeth Alexander’s “Praise Song for the Day” are the two stanzas that describe the initiative and determination of the American people who took part in the development of the United States as a nation

الشرح التآني:

Elizabeth Alexander’s poem “Praise Song for the Day” was indeed a shadow and quite a forgettable shadow at that. The dull and somewhat monotonous reading style improved very little the bland and repetitious verses of a confusing poem. Whilst Obama’s speech will be remembered for decades to come, Alexander’s poem has most likely already been forgotten by most people.

The poem’s general message is one of hope, love and the memory of sacrifice which are naturally appropriate themes for a presidential inauguration, especially that of the first black commander-in-chief. However the structure, delivery and overly free-style soul lacked the conviction and greatness of the occasion. Perhaps if Obama had read the poem, or a famous Hollywood actor like Denzel Washington, then the oratory would have overcome the lacklustre words, that is possible, yet doubtful

الشرح الثآلث:

Each day we go about our business, walking past each other, catching each others' eyes or not, about to speak or speaking. All about us is noise. All about us is noise and bramble, thorn and din, each one of our ancestors on our tongues. Someone is stitching up a hem, darning a hole in a uniform, patching a tire, repairing the things in need of repair.

Someone is trying to make music somewhere with a pair of wooden spoons on an oil drum with cello, boom box, harmonica, voice.

A woman and her son wait for the bus.

A farmer considers the changing sky; A teacher says, "Take out your pencils. Begin."

We encounter each other in words, words spiny or smooth, whispered or declaimed; words to consider, reconsider.

We cross dirt roads and highways that mark the will of someone and then others who said, "I need to see what's on the other side; I know there's something better down the road."

We need to find a place where we are safe; We walk into that which we cannot yet see.

Say it plain, that many have died for this day. Sing the names of the dead who brought us here, who laid the train tracks, raised the bridges, picked the cotton and the lettuce, built brick by brick the glittering edifices they would then keep clean and work inside of.

Praise song for struggle; praise song for the day. Praise song for every hand-lettered sign; The figuring it out at kitchen tables.

Some live by "Love thy neighbor as thy self."

Others by first do no harm, or take no more than you need.

What if the mightiest word is love, love beyond marital, filial, national. Love that casts a widening pool of light. Love with no need to preempt grievance.

In today's sharp sparkle, this winter air, anything can be made, any sentence begun.

On the brink, on the brim, on the cusp -- praise song for walking forward in that light.

الشكر موصول للأخت إلهآم بآرك الله فيها ..هيآ الي عرفتني على الموقع الي جبت منه المعلومآت دي..أتمنى تدعولهآ ربنآ يحقق إلي في بآلهآ يآرب..
للأمآنه منقووووووووووووووووول ..

[my-nana]

حنو ياأطيب قلب ممكن تصححي ليا هالموضوع وتقولي رأيك فيه,,,,,,,,,,
The InternetThe internet is one of the greatest inventions in the history of peoples. It is a double weapon,it can be harmful or useful in the same time. The internet can be useful in many different ways such as, searching for data, communication with people from the other side of our world, and knowing facts and news a bout world countries. More all the internet connects all people in the world and facilitates all a spects of human life, you can know a bout new things anywhere in the world through the internet.It is speediest way in our certain time. For me, as a student in unversity, the internet is very useful, it helps me in my studies. Finally, one can't imagine the world without the internet.

[حنين الود]

حنو ياأطيب قلب ممكن تصححي ليا هالموضوع وتقولي رأيك فيه,,,,,,,,,,
The InternetThe internet is one of the greatest inventions in the history of peoples. It is a double weapon,it could be harmful or useful in the same time. The internet can be useful in many different ways such as, searching for data, communication with people from the other side of our world, and knowing facts and news a bout world countries. More all the internet connects all people in the world and facilitates all a spects of human life, you can know a bout new things anywhere in the world through the internet.It is speediest way in our certain time. For me, as a student in unversity, the internet is very useful, it helps me in my studies. Finally, one can't imagine the world without the internet.
هوآ برزنتيشن ولآ حآبه تشوفي الرآيتنق تبعك..لو برزنتيشن قوليلي أدورلك عن نفس الموضوع لو رآيتنق برضو قوليلي لأنو لآحظت أشيآء مو غلط بس الأفضل تكتبيها بطريقه تآنيه زي

[wallo]

يجمآآآعهـ مافيه بنات فرنسي هنااا ؟؟؟

ابغى وحده تسوويلي برزنتيشن عن نفسي هههههههه يعني هيا تكتبلي الجمل وانا اكملهااا احط اسمي او عمري او اي شي لانو مو عارفه اسووي وبنفس الووقت حتى اذا سوويت تطلع غلط بس جمل كذا ورا بعض !!

بلييييييييز ردوو بسرعه انا ااخد فرنش 1 :)

[إلهام]

wallo
هلآآآآ خيتووو
أنا راح أسوي لك اللي تبغينه إن شاء الله بس قولي في جمل غير إسمك وعمرك
Je m'appelle (your name),j'ai 20 ans, je suis étudiante......
اسمك وعمرك ومهنتك ..

موفقة يآآآرب وأتمنى أكوون أفدتك

Elham

[wallo]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة إلهام wallo هلآآآآ خيتووو أنا راح أسوي لك اللي تبغينه إن شاء الله بس قولي في جمل غير إسمك وعمرك Je m'appelle (your name),j'ai 20 ans, je suis étudiante...... اسمك وعمرك ومهنتك .. موفقة يآآآرب وأتمنى أكوون أفدتك Elham

الله يسعدك ياعسل ...

ابغااك تكتبيين بونجوور كيف الحااال اسمي ولاااء ووعمري 20 سنه وو طالبة >> احلفي هههههه ووعندي 5 اخواات وبابا مدير شركة وماما ربة منزل ووو اممممم اش كماان ؟؟


هوايتي القراءة وو لوني المفضل الاسوود وو افضل برنامج عندي اوبراا وافضل فيلم انيمي the grave of the fireflies وو امممممم اش كمان ؟؟ هيا قالت لاازم 15 جملة :(

والباقي قولي اي شي من عندك حرضى فيه ياقمرر ....

الله يووووفقك ويسهل عليك اختباراااتك ويسعدك ويحقق احلاامك والله مرره جيتي في وقتك لأنو ماعرف اسووي جمل للأسف :(

[Ultra_viulet]

سلااااااااام يا حلوين..

ما شاء الله موضوعكم يقوطر أجر..الله يحفظكم..

انا جيت ما ابغى شي كتير..

بس عندي برزنتيشن حق البراكتيكم..والجوب ريبورت..

ابغى اعرف ايش نقول في الجوب ريبورت..وكيف نسوي البرزنتيشن؟

هل يكون عن نفس الريبورت ولا شي مختلف؟؟

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