Noun

What's our next word, John?

Access, the noun.

So access to healthcare.

Access to healthcare.

Of course, access the verb, you access certain systems, right?

Mm-hmm.

Uh, but the noun is about the ability to access certain things, the ability to enter.

So universal healthcare grants everybody a right to access healthcare services in Taiwan.

Sounds very, very strange and very wrong.

[risa] You can say, "Who's responsible?" ¿Quién es responsable? Using responsible as an adjective, but you can't use the word responsible as a noun.

It's always an adjective.

Soy responsable de esto.

Yeah, burden.

Burden.

How do you pronounce it? Bur, como quimar, bur.

Burn.

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every man therefore is not wise for this is false but this not every man then is wise is true and this is opposite but that is contrary opposites however as to indefinite nouns and verbs as non-man and non just may seem to be negations without a noun and verb but they are not so for the negation must always of necessity be either true or false But he who says, quotes, non-man, does not speak more truly or falsely, but rather less, than he who says, quotes man, except something be added.

Still the assertion, quote, every non-man is just, close quote, does not signify the same as any one of those propositions, nor the opposite to this, namely, quote, not every non-man is just but the assertion every one not just is not a man means the same with no one is just who is not a man Nouns and verbs indeed, when transposed, have the same signification as, quote, he is a white man, close quote, quote, he is a man white, close quote, for unless it be so, there will be many negations of the same thing, but it has been shown that there is one of one, of this, quote, he is a white man, close quote, there is the negation, quote, he is not a white man, close quote, and of the other he is a man white except this be the same with he is a white man the negation will either be he is not not a man white or he is not a man white but the one is a negation of this He is not a man white, and the other of this, He is a white man.

So that there will be two negations of one affirmation, wherefore it is evident that when a noun and verb are transposed, the same affirmation and negation result.

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And this is opposite, but that is contrary.

opposites however as to indefinite nouns and verbs as non-man and non just may seem to be negations without a noun and verb but they are not so for the negation must always of necessity be either true or false But he who says, quotes, non-man, does not speak more truly or falsely, but rather less, than he who says, quotes man, except something be added.

Still the assertion, quote, every non-man is just, close quote, does not signify the same as any one of those propositions, nor the opposite to this, namely, quote, not every non-man is just but the assertion every one not just is not a man means the same with no one is just who is not a man Nouns and verbs indeed, when transposed, have the same signification as, quote, he is a white man, close quote, quote, he is a man white, close quote, for unless it be so, there will be many negations of the same thing, but it has been shown that there is one of one, of this, quote, he is a white man, close quote, there is the negation, quote, he is not a white man, close quote, and of the other he is a man white except this be the same with he is a white man the negation will either be he is not not a man white or he is not a man white but the one is a negation of this, he is not a man white, and the other of this, he is a white man.

So that there will be two negations of one affirmation, wherefore it is evident that when a noun and verb are transposed, the same affirmation and negation result.

End of chapter 10 Recording in memory of Mitchell Edwards.

desplazar o cambiar, right? So verb, cambiar o desplazar.

Noun, un cambio o un desplazamiento también.

So the meaning shifts when you change the tone.

The meaning shifts when you change the tone.

Listen, listen.

Record.

Noun or verb?

Noun.

...

Verbing the Nouns.

Um-

[laughs]

Okay, adjective, acting to relieve pain.

Noun, it's using the same word, an analgesic drug.

That's not helpful.

What is a simple definition of analgesic? A drug that reduces pain.

And strengthen is a verb.

And, uh, yesterday we saw, we worked on strength as a noun, and today, strengthen would be the verb.

And what is this? To become stronger.

And then the meaning in Spanish would be...

So listen to this next word, progression.

Progression.

And this is a noun, and progression is?

Progresion.

Suddenly we've taken one very basic structure and created a little language machine.

Noun, es, adjective.

And we can keep feeding different words into it.

That's how I remember learning.