Los Angeles - Los Angeles, oral topic in English with translation. Topic
Los Angeles spans a widely diverse geographic area. Primarily a desert basin, the area is surrounded by the San Gabriel Mountain range and divided by the Santa Monica Mountains. Los Angeles County has 81 miles of coastline. There are such rivers as the Los Angeles, the Rio Hondo, the San Gabriel and the Ventura rivers.
The climate of Los Angeles as the climate of Southern California has often been described as “perfect” and with good reason. Mostly it is sunny and warm with gentle ocean breezes in the summer. The humidity is low with little rain. In fact, there are no unpleasant seasons in Los Angeles.
The name Los Angeles is Spanish for the Angels. In the late 18th century, Felipe de Neve, Spanish Governor of California, saw the need to establish a settlement along the River Los Angeles, The primary purpose for the pueblo was to reaffirm Spain"s claim over the territory in the face of encroachments by Russia in the north and Britain from the sea. The settlement would also help to keep Spain's California military garrisons supplied and fed. Los Angeles was officially established by Governor Felipe de Neve on September 4,1781.
Governor de Neve's statue stands today at the Plaza of Olvera Street in downtown Los Angeles. Later, when Mexico became an independent state, California with Los Angeles was governed by Mexicans.
In August of 1846, American soldiers entered Los Angeles and the Stars and Stripes flag has flown over the city since January 1847. On February, 1848 the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was signed and the Mexican-American War was finished, California was ceded to the United States. In 1851 the first Los Angeles City police force was organized.
Nowadays the city of Los Angeles holds many distinctions. Los Angeles is the entertainment capital of the world, a cultural center which has more than 300 museums and a paradise of good weather.
It is the only city in the world to host the Summer Olympics twice. Downtown of Los Angeles is the largest government center outside of Washington, D.C.
Los Angeles has the only remaining wooden lighthouse in the world. It is located in Fermin Park in San Pedro. Los Angeles has the largest historical theater district, located in Downtown on Broadway.
Los Angeles is on the leading edge of the growth industries. The Los Angeles area "Digital Coast" has more multimedia jobs than Silicon Valley and New York City combined. The Los Angeles metropolitan area, with more than 122,000 jobs in the fashion industry, has surpassed New York's fashion district work force.
The population of Los Angeles is about four million people. Los Angeles ranks as the second largest city in the nation behind New York City, In Los Angeles there are people from about 140 countries^speaking approximately 86 different languages and currently call Los Angeles home.
Los Angeles
Los Angeles covers a very diverse geographic area. It is a largely desert area surrounded by the San Gabriel Mountains and separated by the Santa Monica Mountains. Los Angeles County has 81 miles of coastline. Here are rivers such as the Los Angeles River, the Rio de Janeiro Hondo River, the San Gabriel and Ventura Rivers.
The climate of Los Angeles, like that of southern California, is often described as “perfect,” and with good reason. It is mostly sunny and warm, with gentle ocean breezes in the summer. Humidity is low and there is occasional light rain. In fact, there are no bad seasons in Los Angeles.
The name Los Angeles means "angels" in Spanish. In the late 18th century, Felipe Neve, the Spanish governor of California, saw the need to establish a settlement on the Los Angeles River. The settlement served to reaffirm Spain's claim to the territory in the face of incursions by Russia in the north and England by sea. The settlement would also help support Spanish California with military garrisons, supplies, and provisions. Los Angeles was officially founded by Governor Felipe Neve on September 4, 1781.
A statue of Governor Neve still stands today in Olvera Street Plaza, located in downtown Los Angeles. Later, when Mexico became an independent state, California and Los Angeles came under Mexican control.
In August 1846, American soldiers entered Los Angeles, and the Stars and Stripes have flown over the city since January 1847. In February 1848, the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was signed and the Mexican-American War was ended. California was ceded to the United States. In 1851, the first police unit was organized.
Currently, the city of Los Angeles is a city of contrasts. Los Angeles is the entertainment capital of the world, a cultural hub that boasts over 300 museums and heavenly weather.
It is the only city in the world that has hosted the Summer Olympic Games twice. Downtown Los Angeles is the largest government center outside of Washington, DC.
Los Angeles has the only wooden lighthouse in the world, located in Parque Fermin in San Pedro. Los Angeles has the largest historic theater district, located in the central part of the city on Broadway.
Los Angeles is at the forefront of a growing industry. The Los Angeles Digital Coast area's multimedia workforce outpaces Silicon Valley and New York's workforce. The Los Angeles area, with more than 122,000 fashion jobs4, has surpassed the New York fashion industry in terms of jobs. .
Los Angeles has a population of approximately four million people. Los Angeles is the second largest city after New York. Los Angeles is home to people from approximately 140 countries, speaking approximately 86 different languages, who currently call Los Angeles home.
]I am going to tell you about Los Angeles. Los Angeles spans a widely diverse geographic area. Primarily a desert basin, the area is surrounded by the San Gabriel Mountain range and divided by the Santa Monica Mountains. Los Angeles County has 81 miles of coastline. There are such rivers as the Los Angeles, the Rio Hondo, the San Gabriel and the Ventura rivers.
The climate of Los Angeles as the climate of Southern California has often been described as “perfect” and with good reason. Mostly it is sunny and warm with gentle ocean breezes in the summer. The humidity is low with little rain. In fact, there are no unpleasant seasons in Los Angeles.
The name Los Angeles is Spanish for the Angels. In the late 18th century, Felipe de Neve, Spanish Governor of California, saw the need to establish a settlement along the River Los Angeles, The primary purpose for the pueblo was to reaffirm Spain"s claim over the territory in the face of encroachments by Russia in the north and Britain from the sea. The settlement would also help to keep Spain's California military garrisons supplied and fed. Los Angeles was officially established by Governor Felipe de Neve on September 4,1781.
Governor de Neve's statue stands today at the Plaza of Olvera Street in downtown Los Angeles. Later, when Mexico became an independent state, California with Los Angeles was governed by Mexicans.
In August of 1846, American soldiers entered Los Angeles and the Stars and Stripes flag has flown over the city since January 1847. On February, 1848 the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was signed and the Mexican-American War was finished, California was ceded to the United States. In 1851 the first Los Angeles City police force was organized.
Nowadays the city of Los Angeles holds many distinctions. Los Angeles is the entertainment capital of the world, a cultural center which has more than 300 museums and a paradise of good weather.
It is the only city in the world to host the Summer Olympics twice. Downtown of Los Angeles is the largest government center outside of Washington, D.C.
Los Angeles has the only remaining wooden lighthouse in the world. It is located in Fermin Park in San Pedro. Los Angeles has the largest historical theater district, located in Downtown on Broadway.
Los Angeles is on the leading edge of the growth industries. The Los Angeles area * Digital Coast" has more multimedia jobs than Silicon Valley and New York City combined. The Los Angeles metropolitan area, with more than 122,000 jobs in the fashion industry, has surpassed New York's fashion district work force.
The population of Los Angeles is about four million people. Los Angeles ranks as the second largest city in the nation behind New York City, In Los Angeles there are people from about 140 countries^speaking approximately 86 different languages and currently call Los Angeles home.
Text translation: Los Angeles - Los Angeles
I'm going to tell you about Los Angeles. Los Angeles covers a very diverse geographic area. It is a largely desert area surrounded by the San Gabriel Mountains and separated by the Santa Monica Mountains. Los Angeles County has 81 miles of coastline. Here are rivers such as the Los Angeles River, the Rio de Janeiro Hondo River, the San Gabriel and Ventura Rivers.
The climate of Los Angeles, like that of southern California, is often described as “perfect,” and with good reason. It is mostly sunny and warm, with gentle ocean breezes in the summer. Humidity is low and there is occasional light rain. In fact, there are no bad seasons in Los Angeles.
The name Los Angeles means "angels" in Spanish. In the late 18th century, Felipe Neve, the Spanish governor of California, saw the need to establish a settlement on the Los Angeles River. The settlement served to reaffirm Spain's claim to the territory in the face of incursions by Russia in the north and England by sea. The settlement would also help support Spanish California with military garrisons, supplies, and provisions. Los Angeles was officially founded by Governor Felipe Neve on September 4, 1781.
A statue of Governor Neve still stands today in Olvera Street Plaza, located in downtown Los Angeles. Later, when Mexico became an independent state, California and Los Angeles came under Mexican control.
In August 1846, American soldiers entered Los Angeles, and the Stars and Stripes have flown over the city since January 1847. In February 1848, the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was signed and the Mexican-American War was ended. California was ceded to the United States. In 1851, the first police unit was organized.
Currently, the city of Los Angeles is a city of contrasts. Los Angeles is the entertainment capital of the world, a cultural hub that boasts over 300 museums and heavenly weather.
It is the only city in the world that has hosted the Summer Olympic Games twice. Downtown Los Angeles is the largest government center outside of Washington, DC.
Los Angeles has the only wooden lighthouse in the world, located in Parque Fermin in San Pedro. Los Angeles has the largest historic theater district, located in the central part of the city on Broadway.
Los Angeles is at the forefront of a growing industry. The Los Angeles Digital Coast area's multimedia workforce outpaces Silicon Valley and New York's workforce. The Los Angeles area, with more than 122,000 fashion jobs4, has surpassed the New York fashion industry in terms of jobs. .
Los Angeles has a population of approximately four million people. Los Angeles is the second largest city after New York. Los Angeles is home to people from approximately 140 countries, speaking approximately 86 different languages, who currently call Los Angeles home.
References:
1. 100 topics of English oral (Kaverina V., Boyko V., Zhidkikh N.) 2002
2. English for schoolchildren and those entering universities. Oral exam. Topics. Texts for reading. Exam questions. (Tsvetkova I.V., Klepalchenko I.A., Myltseva N.A.)
3. English, 120 Topics. English language, 120 conversation topics. (Sergeev S.P.)
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I am going to tell you about Los Angeles. Los Angeles spans a widely diverse geographic area. Primarily a desert basin, the area is surrounded by the San Gabriel Mountain range and divided by the Santa Monica Mountains. Los Angeles County has 81 miles of coastline. There are such rivers as the Los Angeles, the Rio Hondo, the San Gabriel and the Ventura rivers.
The climate of Los Angeles as the climate of Southern California has often been described as “perfect” and with good reason. Mostly it is sunny and warm with gentle ocean breezes in the summer. The humidity is low with little rain. In fact, there are no unpleasant seasons in Los Angeles.
The name Los Angeles is Spanish for the Angels. In the late 18th century, Felipe de Neve, Spanish Governor of California, saw the need to establish a settlement along the River Los Angeles, The primary purpose for the pueblo was to reaffirm Spain"s claim over the territory in the face of encroachments by Russia in the north and Britain from the sea.
The settlement would also help to keep Spain's California military garrisons supplied and fed. Los Angeles was officially established by Governor Felipe de Neve on September 4,1781.
Governor de Neve's statue stands today at the Plaza of Olvera Street in downtown Los Angeles. Later, when Mexico became an independent state, California with Los Angeles was governed by Mexicans.
In August of 1846, American soldiers entered Los Angeles and the Stars and Stripes flag has flown over the city since January 1847. On February, 1848 the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was signed and the Mexican-American War was finished, California was ceded to the United States. In 1851 the first Los Angeles City police force was organized.
Nowadays the city of Los Angeles holds many distinctions. Los Angeles is the entertainment capital of the world, a cultural center which has more than 300 museums and a paradise of good weather.
It is the only city in the world to host the Summer Olympics twice. Downtown of Los Angeles is the largest government center outside of Washington, D.C.
Los Angeles has the only remaining wooden lighthouse in the world. It is located in Fermin Park in San Pedro. Los Angeles has the largest historical theater district, located in Downtown on Broadway.
Los Angeles is on the leading edge of the growth industries. The Los Angeles area * Digital Coast" has more multimedia jobs than Silicon Valley and New York City combined. The Los Angeles metropolitan area, with more than 122,000 jobs in the fashion industry, has surpassed New York's fashion district work force.
The population of Los Angeles is about four million people. Los Angeles ranks as the second largest city in the nation behind New York City, In Los Angeles there are people from about 140 countries^speaking approximately 86 different languages and currently call Los Angeles home.
How is the name of the "Universal" studio in Los Angeles spelled correctly in Russian: with an "ё" or with an "e"? "Universal" or "Universal"?
Both options are possible.
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Can you please tell me if the names of foreign sports teams are inclined if they are written in one word? In particular, the official name of the team, for example, is “Los Angeles Dodgers”; unofficially they usually just write "Dodgers". Is this acceptable, and if so, can they be persuaded (the Dodgers were invited to a friendly)?
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This option is possible in colloquial speech and in journalism.
| Question No. 285127 | ||
Costa Rican rabbit or Costa Rican rabbit? There is inconsistency in the specialized “animal” sources, in the spelling dictionary only separately about the adjective, and not about the phrase. What should I do?
Russian language help desk response
There is a spelling rule: adjectives formed from hyphenated nouns, including hyphenated proper names, are written with a hyphen, for example: St. Petersburg(from Saint Petersburg), New York (New York), Costa Rican (Costa Rica), Los Angeles (Los Angeles), San Francisco (San Francisco), Alma-Ata (Alma-Ata), Yoshkar-Ola (Yoshkar) -Ola), Ust-Kamenogorsk (Ust-Kamenogorsk), Sol-Iletsk (Sol-Iletsk), Orekhovo-Zuevo (Orekhovo-Zuevo) etc. Exceptions: Moskvoretsky And kitaygorodsky. See: Rules of Russian spelling and punctuation. Complete academic reference book / Ed. V.V. Lopatina. M., 2006. Therefore, it is spelling correct: Costa Rican rabbit.
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Hello! Both of the following words are of Spanish origin. Question: is it possible to decline the names of cities such as Los Angeles, Los Santos? Thanks in advance for your answer.
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| Question No. 270299 | ||
Please explain the reason for capitalizing the adjective “New York”; Rosenthal’s reference book gives clear instructions:
"Adjectives formed from geographical names with hyphenated spelling retain a hyphen in their spelling, for example: Alma-Ata - Alma-Ata, Orekhovo-Zuyevo - Orekhovo-Zuevo, Los Angeles - Los Angeles. Puerto Rico - Puerto Rican , and nouns formed from this chain are written together, for example: New York - New York, New Yorkers, Costa Rica - Costa Rican, Costa Ricans, Kurgan-Tyube - Kurgan-Tyube, Kurgan-Tyube. The chain ku is subject to the same rule. - Klux Klan - Ku Klux Klan - Ku Klux Klansman."
Please explain in what cases the upper case is used and in what cases the lower case is used.
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In such adjectives, both parts will be written with a capital letter only if the adjective is the first word in a compound geographical and administrative-territorial name, in the name of a historical event, institution, monument, etc. In other cases, such adjectives are written in lowercase. Wed: New York streets And New York Museum of Modern Art, Orekhovo-Zuev schoolchildren And Orekhovo-Zuevsky district of the Moscow region.
| Question No. 269596 | ||
Dear Certificate! We urgently need your help.
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. This name has the meaning of a proper name, not being a geographical or administrative name. How to write the second part correctly? Uppercase or lowercase?
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In the dictionary of V.V. Lopatin, I.V. Nechaeva, L.K. Cheltsova “Capital or lowercase?” (M., 2011) is given: New York Symphony Orchestra. Similarly: Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra.
Hello.
Tell me, where did the tradition of writing foreign geographical names from two words with a hyphen come from in the Russian language? For example: New York, Los Angeles, Tel Aviv, Buenos Aires.
Thank you in advance.
Russian language help desk response
Most likely, this is due to the fact that in the Russian language there are no words used independently Tel, Aviv, Buenos, Aires, Angeles etc. According to the norms of Russian spelling, only compound geographical names, which are a combination of a noun with a preceding adjective or numeral, are written separately (Nizhny Novgorod, Yasnaya Polyana, Tsarskoe Selo) or containing such a combination (Cape of Good Hope). Of course, in the titles New York, Buenos Aires the first part is also an adjective ( new – new, buenos – kind), but in Russian they are not perceived as adjectives.
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How to correctly write G(g)city of A(a)angels (meaning Los Angeles)?
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Correctly: City of Angels.
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How to correctly translate Los Angeles: Los Angeles or Los Angeles? Thank you. Tatiana
Russian language help desk response
The name of the American city in Russian is written like this: _Los Angeles_.
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Dear employees of the Help Desk! Sorry for your persistence. We urgently need your help! Is the use (and absence) of quotation marks correct: 1. Natural hair color - 6/0 (“dark blond”); 2.1 part 9/7 "sherry", 1 part 9/1 bright ash blonde, 10/16 "vanilla sky"; 3. First dye: Igora Royal 7-1 (medium brown sandre)? Thank you.
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In this case, all color names should be enclosed in quotation marks.