By Rob Kendall
Blamestorming outlines the explanations why our day-by-day conversations get it wrong, explains the way to reply after they do and gives the best way to cease them going improper within the first position. in line with his adventure as a hugely revered communications trainer for foreign businesses and enterprise pros, Rob Kendall offers a pragmatic advisor to attaining extra lucrative and potent interactions with every body on your existence - out of your boss in your associate. Rob's strategies were confirmed to be powerful for hundreds of thousands of individuals from all walks of lifestyles and are provided in an illustrated step by step structure that makes them effortless to place into perform from Day One. Underpinning the book's method of continuously having greater interactions is a proof of the caution signs that point out while a talk goes off beam.
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Feed the dog' 'feed the meat' (9a) (9b) .. ich-t-ik .. ich-t-ik le-tunich-o? le-lumm-o? le-nah-o? le-luuk'-o? 'detour from the road' 'detour around the tree' 'strain out the stones' 'strain the dirt' 'sweep the house' 'sweep out the mud' le-meyah-o? le-taak'in-o? 'pay (for) the work' 'pay the money' le-maak-o? le-t'aan-o? -o? -o? 'defoliate the tree' 'strip off the leaves' The mere inspection of a more detailed type of syntactic evidence suggests a hypothesis concerning the significance of the class of monosyllabic verb stems co-occuring with -t.
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Palatal 'us 'to make a hole' (by insect or worm) 'to blow' bix 'ux 3. 4. he'es ha'as 'to rest' 'banana' he'ex ha'ax 5. 6. kus Was 'golondrina' (bird) 'to spoil, to ruin' kux k'ax 'mature and ready to sprout' (soft as seed or potatoes) 'pick fruits or vegetables' (relative softness) 'to make elastic' 'to roll something in the hands' (to twine) 'to live, life* 'to tie' 36 MARSHALL E. ) Non-Palatal Palatal k'áax 'forest, jungle, long hair' k'os k'o'os 'a portion, a piece, a story, a floor' 'to cut with scissors' 'to cut with scissors' k'ox k'o'ox 'mosquito' 'quick, darting, agile, startled' mas mus múus pòos pa'as p'a'as p'e'es tos táas túus 'to be barely visible at a distance' 'to shave off or to cut close' 'to snort' 'an object with a rotten core' 'to scratch, claw' 'to ridicule, to imitate a defect' 'to score by cutting' 'to sprinkle' 'to line up, to extend' 'asthma, bad air' max mux múux pòox pa'ax p'a'ax p'e'ex tox táax túux 'to mash' 'to pound, to grind hard things' 'a grinding blow' 'a type of fruit' 'to play an instrument, to break' 'to owe' 'to shrink' 'to toss' 'to make smooth, slick, plain' 'to send' 22.