and it's ket. it's got this short name. its grammar is so complex that professional linguists didn't figure out how the verbs worked until about 15 years ago just because it look like there's no sense in it at all. and to the extent there is, it's more like some rules of thumb, and you can barely believe people speak it. and officially 3,000 people speak ket, but there was an article i read recently. it's about 500. and that sort of thing is difficult to reverse. so, yes, unfortunately, that is true about culture. i'm going to choose a person who's not a woman, and that is -- i'm going to switch it. sir. [laughter] >> let me ask if you're, say you're an ex-pat, soldier, maybe even a tourist -- >> uh-huh. >> and you want to use language to breakthrough cultural barriers, you know, how can you -- because it's so hard to learn a language. what are, how can you, how can you get at it? and is it an effective tool? is. >> how do you do it? >> yeah. >> it is an effective tool. i it varies with the culture. but if you can even spea

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ket. its grammar is so complex linguist didn't figure out what the birds were until a 15 years ago just because it looks like there's no sense in it at all. to the extent it is it's more like summer also, and you can barely believe people speak it. and especially 3000 people speak ket but there was an article that i read recently. it's about 500, and that's where thing is difficult to reverse. so yes, unfortunately that is true about coulter. >> i'm going to choose a person that is not a woman and i'm going to switch it. >> let me ask, a soldier on meeting the tourist, and you want to use language to break the cultural barriers. because it's so hard to learn only which, how can you get at it? is it an effective tool for? >> how do you do it? it is an effective tool. it varies in a culture, but if you can even speak it badly, then you've made a major accomplishment. it's a godsend that rosetta stone has a pashtun. i'm secure there is a reason for that. but the truth is in terms of learning

al qaeda quería alcanzar era buscar fechas especiales en este caso el décimo aniversario de los ato ketsdicho marcar con sangre pues este aniversario, y también de esta manera vengar la muerte de bin laden, sabemos que el presidente hace dos días fue informado de de hace semanas auto dradz de departamento de seguridad nacional habían puesto en alerta a autoridades y están vigilantes han pedido a ciudadanos que estén en alerta y reporten cualquier cosa sospechosa. >>> lory gracias, vamos a regresar contigo más adelante, las autoridades dicen que ven con máxima preocupación algo que podría ocurrir aquí en washington o en la ciudad de nueva york en momentos se espera que el al kam de de esa ciudad este ante las cámaras cuando esto ocurra se lo vamos atraer. vamos a la costa oeste esta noche un apagón afecta millones de estados unidos ceso en el sur de california, arizona y rl norte de méxico llevando incluso a la cancelación de vuelos que salían de san diego, autoridades aclarar que el corte no está en relación con el tefsh wrichl, carlos botifol con los detalles. >carlos: es un apagón masi

ket. ." >> carmelo hasc been staying wih friends, one or two nights at a time because he does not what to be a burden. because it is not insured, he is eligible for financial support. the council offers quick assistance, but he has not received any yet. >> i've heard nothing at all. i put it with the charity. there is people for them -- waiting for them to get back about accommodation. i have no money or nothing. >> so far, the only help the has received has come from aid organizations . >> hello there. >> how are you? >> i am well. >> the residents have been donating generously to help the riot victims. carmelo santana has received clothing and furnishings as well as food and basic necessities, but it's still cannot replace when he lost. >> it's all the memories from my family, photographs which we do not have copies of. so nobody will replace what we lost. nobody can replace it. nobody can replace it. money is nothing, but this will be a scar on my heart for the rest of my life care >. >> he has picked up a new wardrobe purity pes to move into his new apartment next week. until then,

. >> reporter: hirofumi onadera is the captain of a japan coast guard patrol boat in ket noouma, miyagi prefecture. he's been searching for missing people ever since the disaster. he's helped recover dozens of bodies. >> translator: the search teams are gradually being scaled down, so people with missing relatives must be losing hope. they want us to keep searching. >> reporter: a memorial service was held in kesennuma on september 11th. onodera was there. he himself has two missing relatives. his mother, masuko, and his eldest son, yuki. when the earthquake struck, masuko and yuki were at home. >> translator: they fled up to that shrine. >> reporter: the two fled to higher ground, but the tsunami swept them away. onodera remembered his mother and son when he visited the spot where the family's house once stood. >> translator: a ping-pong table in the shed reminds me of my son. >> reporter: onodera goes to the same place every time he has a day off. it's a beach nearby. he's been looking for things that belonged to his loved ones. in may he came across a backpack that his son used in el

one language that i feature is a marvelous thing called ket and the grammar is so complex professional linguists did not figure out the verbs until 15 years ago. bill looks like there is no sense. it is more like a rule of some and you can barely believe people speak it. 3,000 people speak it. but there was an article i read it is not 500. that is difficult to reverse. unfortunately that is true. >> if you are a tourist and one to use language to break through cultural barriers barriers, it is so hard to learn a language how can you get at it? >> it is. even if you can speak it badly then you have made a major accomplishment. i am sure there's a certain reason the it in terms of learning a foreign language were there is nobody in your home who speaks it, i know of only one way that really works and i mentioned this. take the word of sommeliers but it is a belgian and english it is called spanish without toil for example, which is the awkward translation. but they are not known that much credit you sit down 20 minutes per day, giving this to unwilling people. [laughter] they have these

there is some marvell this thing called ket was a short name. of the grammar is so complex professional linguistic not figure of the verbs worked until 15 years ago because a looks like there is no sense more like rules of thumb and you can barely believe people speak get there is about 3,000 but one article said 500. that is difficult to reverse. so that is true about coulter. >> i will choose the person who was not a woman. >> if you're the expatriate soldier or tourist, and you want to use language to break through cultural barriers, it is so hard to learn a language, is it an effective tool? >> of various but if you can speak it bad for you have made a major accomplishment, the rosetta stone has the posh shows that i am sure there is a raise it -- reason for that. in terms of learning a foreign link richard syron there is somebody that speaks it, i know of only one way that to kind of their call just like similes but here they are rather expensive. but in english they are called spanish without twills they are not known in america but if you

good news about the job mash ket. >>> plus, get >>> people seeking unemployment benefits falls to the lowest level in five months. we head to bertha coombs for the latest on that. >> barbara, we have the dow up 165 points. and after the german parliament said that it was going to back the greek bailout although confidence continues to waiver, specifically when you talk about the national new homes and the lowest level in yet again to a fresh historic low of 4.1%. confidence, also, wavering. they are feeling less confident about the strength of the economy. over the next six months and more nervous about hiring new workers. according to a new survey from the business roundtable, only 36% of chief executives now expect to add employees in the next six months, which is less than half of those surveyed last spring. priceline is launching a service for those willing to gamble on last-minute hotel reservations with tonight-only deals part of their iphone appful travelers can chose their hotels at 34 cities and get discounts by booking on the same day and hoping that they are not sold out. t

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