English is everything: every phenomenon, English is everything: a great number; By all means; Thousands; Wan, English translation of elephants: appearance; as； Elephant; Imitation; Like; It looks as if; Similar; Shape imitation; Ternary model.

Examples of bilingualism are as follows:

1. The all-encompassing and colorful features of this book have been wonderfully reproduced on the stage. That? Kaleidoscope? Quality? Yes? That? Books? Is it? Brilliant? You realize that? Open? Stage.

This is a man who has seen the world and tasted everything in the world. This is? Answer? Men? Who is it? Really? Have you seen it? It? Both,? Have you tasted it? And then what? Do you hear me? It? All of them.

3. Flexibility is needed now more than ever. Obviously, the future workplace will be very different from that before the crisis. One? Things. Is that clear? –? That? The world? Yes? Work? Will. See? Very? Different? Where to? How come? It? Really? Before? This? Crisis.

4. The bottleneck and theory of GIS development and the practice of Vientiane GIS. Bottle? Neck? Are you online? GIS？ Development? Theory? Yes? GIS？ And then what? That? Practice? Yes? Millions? Image? Geographic information system.