Opinion and Suggestion

An opinion is usually based on personal feelings .Suggestion is to mention an idea, plan, etc.) for consideration .

 

Opinion is a general view, suggestion is a tactical approach to given problem,

 

An opinion is an expression or the views of an individual on a particular situation while a suggestion is a method to handle a situation

 

Opinion is not always a suggestion. Opinion is only a knowledge about something, situation or any person which is specific and typical of the person giving. It may not be an option to act according to the opinikon.
But a suggestion is by one who knows everything about all facts on which the person to act should consider or would like to consider. This suggestion is a sort of an expert advice.

 

  

Suggestions = Means to present a suggestion that is to introduce o propose an idea or a plan for consideration.

 

sug·ges·tion

sə(ɡ)ˈjesCH(ə)n/

noun

noun: suggestion; plural noun: suggestions

1. an idea or plan put forward for consideration.

   synonyms:

   proposal, proposition, motion, submission, action point, recommendation; More advice, counsel, hint, tip, clue, idea, trial balloon "some suggestions for tackling this problem"

   • the action of suggesting something.

     "at my suggestion, the museum held an exhibition of his work"
   • something that implies or indicates a certain fact or situation.

     "there is no suggestion that he was involved in any wrongdoing"

     synonyms:

     insinuation, hint, implication, intimation, innuendo, imputation "there is no suggestion that he was party to a conspiracy"

   • a slight trace or indication of something.

     "there was a suggestion of a smile on his lips"

     synonyms:

     hint, trace, touch, suspicion, dash, soupçon, tinge; More ghost, semblance, shadow, glimmer, impression, whisper "the suggestion of a smirk"

   • the action or process of calling up an idea or thought in someone's mind by associating it with other things.

     "the power of suggestion"
   • Psychology

     the influencing of a person to accept an idea, belief, or impulse uncritically, especially as a technique in hypnosis or other therapies.
   • Psychology

     a belief or impulse induced by suggestion.

Origin

Middle English (in the sense ‘an incitement to evil’): via Old French from Latin suggestio(n-), from the verb suggerere (see suggest).

 

 

o·pin·ion

əˈpinyən/

noun

noun: opinion; plural noun: opinions

a view or judgment formed about something, not necessarily based on fact or knowledge.

"I'm writing to voice my opinion on an issue of great importance"

synonyms:

belief, judgment, thought(s), (way of) thinking, mind, (point of) view, viewpoint, outlook, attitude, stance, position, perspective, persuasion, standpoint; More sentiment, conception, conviction "she did not share her husband's opinion" as I see it, to my mind, (according) to my way of thinking, personally, in my estimation, if you ask me, for my money, in my book "in my opinion, the green tiles clash with the yellow walls"

• the beliefs or views of a large number or majority of people about a particular thing.

  "the changing climate of opinion"
• an estimation of the quality or worth of someone or something.

  "I had a higher opinion of myself than I deserved"

 

 

Expressions of Giving Opinions and Expressions of Giving Suggestion

Expressions of Giving Opinions

·        I think we should get a new car.

·        I don't think we need one.

·        I believe (that) smoking should be outlawed.

·        I don't believe (that) it should be illegal.

·        In my opinion, Gone with the Breeze is the best movie ever made.

·        I feel that it's the right thing to do.

·        I don't feel that it's such a good idea.

·        I think televised violence affects children negatively.

·        I don't think most children are influenced by televised violence.

·        I feel human cloning is wrong.

·        In my opinion, you have to be crazy to go sky diving!

·        If you ask me, school uniforms are sometimes a good idea.

·        In my opinion, fashion is a complete waste of time, money and resources.

·        In my opinion, there’s only one choice - English!

·        In my view, government money shouldn’t be used to support the Arts.

·        In my reckoning, if we could lock up juvenile criminals, they’d learn that they couldn’t get away with it.

·        I strongly believe in preventing problems before they happen. In much the same way as the Japanese prepare for earthquakes, countries with dry climates could have water catchment systems and reservoirs to defend against water shortage.

·        I definitely think that countries should be self-sufficient in food and basic necessities.

·        Don’t you think it’s better to stay single?

·        Well, if you ask me, it all depends on your circumstances.

·        Well, I think everybody should have the right to join a trade union.

·        I think that’s not true.           

Expressions of Giving Suggestion

·        I think you should buy the blue one.

·        I don't think you should sell your car.

·        Let's go bowling tonight.

·        I advise you to buy a good dictionary.

·        I suggest that you visit the Eiffel Tower.

·        You should try to practise English.

·        You shouldn't translate too much.

·        You ought to read more.

·        If I were you, I'd watch more television.

·        Why don't you join an English club?

·        How about studying English with Mr. Alex?

·        What about going to the fancy restaurant?

·        Why don’t you call the police?

·        Why don't you try this?

·        You should see the doctor immediately.

·        What do you recommend for a headache?

·        You’d better see a doctor

·        Why not having that one?

·        Shall we take her along?

·        Perhaps you could go to his house.

·        Have you thought about it?

·        Let's go to the movie, shall we?

·        The best thing for you is ...

·        Take that one instead of this.

·        Here, this one is better.

TIPS AND TRICKS TO PICK UP ANY LANGUAGE

Matthew Youlden speaks nine languages fluently and understands more than a dozen more. We work in the same office in Berlin, so I constantly hear him using his skills, switching from language to language like a chameleon changing colors. In fact, for the longest time I didn’t even know he was British.
When I told Matthew how I’ve been struggling to merely pick up a second language, he had the following advice for me. If you believe that you can never become bilingual, take note!

1. KNOW WHY YOU’RE DOING IT

This might sound obvious, but if you don’t have a good reason to learn a language, you are less likely to stay motivated over the long-run. Wanting to impress English-speakers with your French is not a very good reason; wanting to get to know a French person in his or her own language is another matter entirely. No matter your reason, once you’ve decided on a language, it’s crucial to commit:
“OK, I want to learn this and I’m therefore going to do as much as I can in this language, with this language and for this language.”

2. DIVE IN

So you’ve made the pledge. How to proceed? Is there a proper way to go about learning? Matthew recommends the 360° maximalist approach: no matter which learning tools you use, it’s crucial to practice your new language every single day:
“I tend to want to absorb as much as possible right from the start. So if I learn something I really, really go for it and try to use it throughout the day. As the week progresses I try to think in it, try to write in it, try to speak to myself even in that language. For me it’s about actually putting what you’re learning into practice – be that writing an email, speaking to yourself, listening to music, listening to the radio. Surrounding yourself, submerging yourself in the new language culture is extremely important.”
Remember, the best possible outcome of speaking a language is for people to speak back to you. Being able to have a simple conversation is a huge reward in itself. Reaching milestones like that early on will make it easier to stay motivated and keep practicing:
“I always have at the back of my mind that it’s adapting your way of thinking to the way of thinking in that language. Obviously there’s not only one way a Spanish-speaker or a Hebrew-speaker or a Dutch-speaker thinks, but it’s about using the language as your tool to build your own language world.”

3. FIND A PARTNER

Matthew learned several languages together with his twin brother Michael (they tackled their first foreign language, Greek, when they were only eight years old!). Matthew and Michael, or the Super Polyglot Bros. as I’d like to now refer to them, gained their superpowers from good-ol’, healthy sibling rivalry:
“We were very motivated, and we still are. We push each other to really go for it. So if he realizes that I’m doing more than he is he’ll get a bit jealous and then try and outdo me (maybe because he’s my twin) – and the other way round.”
Even if you can’t get a sibling to join you on your language adventure, having any kind of partner will push both of you to always try just a little bit harder and stay with it:
“I think it’s a really great way of actually going about it. You have someone with whom you can speak, and that’s the idea behind learning a language.”

4. KEEP IT RELEVANT

If you make conversation a goal from the beginning, you are less likely to get lost in textbooks. Talking to people will keep the learning process relevant to you:
“You’re learning a language to be able to use it. You’re not going to speak it to yourself. The creative side is really being able to put the language that you’re learning into a more useful, general, everyday setting – be that through writing songs, generally wanting to speak to people, or using it when you go abroad. You don’t necessarily have to go abroad; you can go to the Greek restaurant down the road and order in Greek.”

5. HAVE FUN WITH IT

Using your new language in any way is a creative act. The Super Polyglot Bros. practiced their Greek by writing and recording songs. Think of some fun ways to practice your new language: make a radio play with a friend, draw a comic strip, write a poem, or simply talk to whomever you can. If you can’t find a way to have fun with the new language, chances are you aren’t following step four.

6. ACT LIKE A CHILD

This is not to say you should throw a tantrum or get food in your hair when you go out to a restaurant, but try learning the way kids do. The idea that children are inherently better learners than adults is proving to be a myth. New research cannot find a direct link between age and the ability to learn. The key to learning as quickly as a child may be to simply take on certain childlike attitudes: for instance, lack of self-consciousness, a desire to play in the language and willingness to make mistakes.
We learn by making mistakes. As kids, we are expected to make mistakes, but as adults mistakes become taboo. Think how an adult is more likely to say, “I can’t”, rather than, “I haven’t learned that yet” (I can’t swim, I can’t drive, I can’t speak Spanish). To be seen failing (or merely struggling) is a social taboo that doesn’t burden children. When it comes to learning a language, admitting that you don’t know everything (and being okay with that) is the key to growth and freedom. Let go of your grown-up inhibitions!

7. LEAVE YOUR COMFORT ZONE

Willingness to make mistakes means being ready to put yourself in potentially embarrassing situations. This can be scary, but it’s the only way to develop and improve. No matter how much you learn, you won’t ever speak a language without putting yourself out there: talk to strangers in the language, ask for directions, order food, try to tell a joke. The more often you do this, the bigger your comfort zone becomes and the more at ease you can be in new situations:
“At the beginning you’re going to encounter difficulties: maybe the pronunciation, maybe the grammar, the syntax, or you don’t really get the sayings. But I think the most important thing is to always develop this feel. Every native speaker has a feel for his or her own language, and that’s basically what makes a native-speaker – whether you can make the language your own.”

8. LISTEN

You must learn to look before you can draw. In the same way, you must learn to listen before you can speak. Every language sounds strange the first time you hear it, but the more you expose yourself to it the more familiar it becomes, and the easier it is to speak it properly:
“We’re able to pronounce anything, it’s just we’re not used to doing it. For example the rolled r doesn’t exist in my form of English. When I was learning Spanish there were words with the hard r in them like perro and reunión. For me, the best way to go about mastering that is actually to hear it constantly, to listen to it and to kind of visualize or imagine how that is supposed to be pronounced, because for every sound there is a specific part of the mouth or throat that we use in order to achieve that sound.”

9. WATCH PEOPLE TALK

Different languages make different demands on your tongue, lips and throat. Pronunciation is just as much physical as it is mental:
“One way – it might sound a bit strange – is to really look at someone while they’re saying words that use that sound, and then to try to imitate that sound as much as possible. Believe me, it might be difficult at the beginning, but you will. It’s something that is actually quite easily done; you just need to practice it.”
If you can’t watch and imitate a native-speaker in person, watching foreign-language films and TV is a good substitute.

10. TALK TO YOURSELF

When you have no one else to speak to, there’s nothing wrong with talking to yourself:
“It might sound really weird, but actually speaking to yourself in a language is a great way to practice if you’re not able to use it all the time.”
This can keep new words and phrases fresh in your mind and build up your confidence for the next time you speak with someone.

(Bonus tip) RELAX!

You are not going to annoy people by speaking their language poorly. If you preface any interaction with, “I’m learning and I’d like to practice…” most people will be patient, encouraging and happy to oblige. Even though there are approximately a billion non-native English-speakers around the world, most of them would rather speak their own language if given a choice. Taking the initiative to step into someone else’s language world can also put them at ease and promote good feelings all around:
“Sure, you can travel abroad speaking your own language, but you’ll get so much more out of it being able to actually feel at ease in the place you are – being able to communicate, to understand, to interact in every situation you could possibly imagine.”

BUT WHAT’S THE POINT?

We’ve gone into HOW to start learning a language, but are you still on the fence about WHY to learn? Matthew has one last point to make:
“I think each language has a certain way of seeing the world. If you speak one language then you have a different way of analyzing and interpreting the world than the speaker of another language does. Even if they’re really closely-related languages such as Spanish and Portuguese, which are to a certain extent mutually intelligible, they are at the same time two different worlds – two different mindsets.
“Therefore, having learned other languages and been surrounded by other languages, I couldn’t possibly choose only one language because it would mean really renouncing the possibility to be able to see the world in a different way. Not in one way, but in many different ways. So the monolingual lifestyle, for me, is the saddest, the loneliest, the most boring way of seeing the world. There are so many advantages of learning a language; I really can’t think of any reason not to.”

From: http://www.babbel.com

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FALL ASLEEP FASTER???

Steps to sweet dreams

by Brittani Renaud
From Health magazine

Poor sleep is nothing to yawn at—it takes a toll on everything from your job performance and sex life to overall health. And in women it’s been associated with feelings of hostility, depression, and anger, as well as higher risks of diabetes and heart disease. Here, real ways to get the zzz’s you need.

Nix annoying noises

A snoring husband, that beeping delivery truck—whatever keeps you awake—tune it all out with a relaxing soundtrack. (Check iTunes for downloads of sleep-friendly sounds.) For comfort, try SleepPhones ($60), thin speakers inside a soft fleece headband; they’re especially nice for side-sleepers.

Prep your body

When you hit the sack, try this progressive relaxation technique, says Catherine Darley, ND, director of the Institute of Naturopathic Sleep Medicine in Seattle. Curl your toes tightly for a count of seven, and then relax. Repeat through each muscle group, working up from your toes to your neck.

Take notes

Your daily routine affects how well you sleep. A sleep log can help you make those connections, says Stephanie Silberman, PhD, author of The Insomnia Workbook. Every day, record how much caffeine you drink, when and how much you exercise, what you eat, when you go to bed and wake up, and your total sleep time. Share the log with a sleep specialist.

Keep cool

People doze off easier and sleep better when the room temperature is on the cooler side, according to Silberman. Set your thermostat to around 65 degrees or lower. If perimenopausal night sweats or hot flashes make you kick off the covers, then try a cooling mattress pad, moisture-wicking sheets, or a pair of breathable cotton pajamas.

Relax right

Instead of mulling over the day’s events when you get in bed, try journaling about the big stuff at least two hours earlier, so your mind’s not racing when you turn in, Darley says. Right before bed, try a relaxing imagery exercise: Picture any tranquil scene, like a day at the beach. Over time, the new routine will help cue your brain to settle down.



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LOMBA TULIS CERPEN GBSI 2014 (TINGKAT NASIONAL) DL: 20 Oktober 2014

LOMBA TULIS CERPEN GBSI 2014 (TINGKAT NASIONAL) 

 

 
Gebyar Bahasa dan Sastra Indonesia 2014 ialah hajat tahunan yang diadakan oleh Hima Satrasia FPBS UPI untuk menyemarakkan peringatan Bulan Bahasa yang jatuh pada bulan Oktober. Setelah tahun lalu sukses mengadakan lomba tulis esai, tahun ini GBSI menyediakan ruang bagi siapa saja yang ingin berkarya melalui sebuah cerpen.

TEMA:

Lomba Tulis Cerpen GBSI 2014 tahun ini mengangkat tema Kritik Sosial. Cerita yang diangkat merupakan respon penulis terhadap keadaan sosial yang tengah atau pernah terjadi di Indonesia. Cerita bisa berkisah mengenai apa saja: kisah percintaan, keluarga, politik, budaya, kemanusiaan, dsb asalkan di dalamnya tetap menyinggung keadaan sosial. 

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1. Keputusan DEWAN JURI tidak bisa diganggu gugat.
2. DEWAN JURI berhak membatalkan keputusannya, jika di kemudian hari diketahui karya pemenang lomba melanggar karya cipta orang lain (plagiat) atau mengikuti lomba sejenis atau telah dimuat di koran/majalah.
3. HAK CIPTA tetap ada pada penulis, sedangkan PANITIA memiliki HAK untuk MEMPUBLIKASIKANNYA (membukukkannya).

Penanggung jawab lomba: Resna J Nurkirana (085721221738) @resnaje