Chuletas y apuntes de Inglés de Formación Profesional

Glosario de Términos Clave

Marketing y Branding

• Brand loyalty – lealtad de marca
• Differentiation strategy – estrategia de diferenciación
• Market research – estudio de mercado
• Brand promise – compromiso de la marca
• Press kit / Media kit – paquete de prensa
• Brand awareness – conocimiento de marca
• Emotional appeal – atractivo emocional
• Engagement – participación / compromiso
• Crowdsourcing – colaboración abierta distribuida

Gestión y Negocios Generales

• When it comes down to it – al fin y al cabo
• Timely – oportuno
• Alike – por igual
• Clued-up – bien informado
• Game plan – estrategia
• Latter – último
• Deadline – plazo
• Line of work – línea de trabajo
• Overseeing – supervisar
• Goods – bienes
• Raw materials – materia prima
• Guidelines

En els últims anys, des de la fi del franquisme i les seues seqüeles, s'ha millorat molt la presència de la llengua catalana en àmbits públics i formals. També ha augmentat el nombre de ciutadans catalans però tanmateix cada vegada es percep que el català s'empra menys en les relacions interpersonals. La gent tendeix a parlar més en castellà. Aquest fet condueix al que s'anomena 'llatinització'. En el cas dels mitjans de comunicació veiem que han augmentat notablement els que utilitzen el català, però continuen sent majoritaris els de castellà. L´Estatut d´Autonomia de les Illes Balears (1983) declara el català 'llengua pròpia de les Illes Balears', llengua oficial, conjuntament amb el castellà. La Llei de normalització

Entorno Urbano

• Anxious - Ansioso
• Commute - Desplazarse a trabajar
• Corpse - Cadáver
• Crime rate - Tasa de criminalidad
• Dust - Polvo
• Graffiti / Gang - Banda criminal
• Eruption - Erupción
• Green space - Zona verde
• Flames - Llamas
• Homeless - Sin hogar
• Flashing - Parpadeante
• Juvenile delinquency - Delincuencia juvenil
• Glowing - Vivo, brillante
• Litter - Basura
• Haunted - Encantado
• Low-income - Bajos ingresos
• Laughter - Risa
• Mayor - Alcalde
• Proof - Prueba
• Poverty - Pobreza
• Roar - Rugido, estruendo
• Residental area - Zona residencial
• Relief - Alivio
• Slum - Barrio bajo
• Smoke - Humo
• Suburb - Afueras
• Shadows - Sombra
• Traffic jam - Atasco
• Waves - Ola
• Unemployment - Desempleo
• Whispers - Susurro

Personalidad y Relaciones

• Considerate - Considerado
• Advertising agency - Agencia de publicidad
• Feel

Ejercicios de Inglés: Preguntas, Adverbios y Vocabulario

Preguntas y Respuestas

1. What is Nick's favorite color? = It's purple
2. Where is Ricky from? = He's from London
3. What's your nationality?
4. What is Sara's favorite band? No Doubt
5. How old is Amy? = She is 12 years old
6. Who is Nick's favorite singer? = Ricky Martin
7. What is Sara's e-mail address?

Preguntas Básicas

1. What's your name?
2. Where are you from?
3. How old are you?
4. What's your nationality?
5. What's your favorite band / Who's your favorite singer?
6. How do you spell that?
7. What's your favorite color?
8. What's your e-mail address?

Preguntas con "Ever"

Preguntas con "Ever" y el Verbo "To Be"

1. Do you ever go to school by car?
2. Is he ever late for school?
3. Do you ever go swimming on Saturdays?
4. Are they ever in Vermont in August?

Cómo Iniciar una Startup Exitosa: Estrategias Clave y un Caso Práctico

Una startup es un nuevo negocio. Para crear una startup exitosa, se necesitan tres cosas fundamentales:

• Comenzar con un buen equipo.
• Desarrollar un producto o servicio que los clientes realmente deseen.
• Minimizar los gastos tanto como sea posible.

La mayoría de las startups que fracasan lo hacen por fallar en uno de estos tres pilares. Una startup que cumple con los tres tiene altas probabilidades de éxito.

Esto es emocionante porque los tres pilares son factibles, aunque requieran esfuerzo. Dado que una startup exitosa suele enriquecer a sus fundadores, esto implica que enriquecerse también es factible (difícil, pero posible). No existe un paso mágico que requiera una... Continuar leyendo "Cómo Iniciar una Startup Exitosa: Estrategias y Caso de Estudio" »

Chapter3

1 What is the basic difference between pictograms and ideograms?Pictograms represnts pictures in a coherent way.Ideograms represents ideas about the picture and it could be more abstract,more conceptual.The difference is the relationship between the symbol and the entity it represents.
2 What is the basic difference between a logographic writing system and a phonographic writing system?In the logograpchi system,symbols represents words and in the phonograpchi system a symbols represents sounds.
3 What happens in the process known as rebus writing?In this process uses symbols to represents sounds of a spoken word
4 Which modern language has a (partially) syllabic writing system?Japanese
5 What is the name given to the writing system used

-My favourite food is chiken and burger

-The hamburguer are a traditional food of usa

-The main ingredients are:

-Hamburguer bun

-Chicken or beef

-Lettuce tomato onion and cocumber

-Ketchup and mustard  mayonnasse

-Hambueguer can be pur hased in many places,including restaurant and fast food places.

-Like the chicken burguer with fries is a very quick meal to.

-The burgers and chicken annd chips is a meed known around the world.

-In my opinion this food is fine ,but be careful with cholesterol

Hi .look i'm on vacation in spain valencia

I will participate in the tomatina festival held in velencia.

Tomatina festival in celebrated in tradition to the streets and last a whole day.

Valencia is a very nice city that has its beaches and aquatic museoms.

These days... Continuar leyendo "Foods" »

Chapter5

Phonology is essentially the description of the systems and patterns of speech
sounds in a language.
Phoneme is the single sound type which came to be represented by a single written symbol.
Phonemic distinctions in a language can be tested via pairs and sets of words.
A syllable must contain a vowel (or vowel-like) sound. The most common type
of syllable in language also has a consonant (C) before the vowel (V) and is
typically represented as CV. Technically, the basic elements of the syllable are
the onset (one or more consonants) and the rhyme. The rhyme (sometimes
written as rime) consists of a vowel, which is treated as the nucleus, plus any
following consonant(s), described as the coda.
When two words such as pat and bat are identical... Continuar leyendo "Linguistic" »

Chapter2

1 What kind of evidence is used to support the idea that language is culturally
transmitted?If a Korean baby(born in Korea)with korean's parents and he's adopted by english native spearks obligatorily baby grow up speaking english and not korean independent of characteristics inherited his or her natural parents
2 What is the difference between a communication system with productivity
and one with fixed reference?With productivity,the system can create new expressions,infinites.With fixed reference,there is a fixed number of signals in the system and each signal only relates to a particular object or ocassion.
3 Which property of language enables people to talk about the future?Dsiplacement:used to talk about the future.Productivity:capacity... Continuar leyendo "Linguistic" »