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Title: Annual German Studies Association Conference
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From: www.thegsa.org

Thirty-Ninth Annual Conference
Washington, DC
October 1-4, 2015

The annual conferences of the German Studies Association bring together over 1,000 scholars in the areas of German history, literature, culture, and politics. Presentations range over the period between the Middle Ages and the present. Not only established scholars but also younger ones (including graduate students) are welcome.

To learn more and register visit https://www.thegsa.org/conference/current.html


Source: German Studies Association
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Title: NAME’s 25th Annual International Conference
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From: http://www.nameorg.org/2015_name_conference_name2015.php

Conference title: Past Achievements, Present Successes, Future Aspirations: 25 Years of NAME 
Conference Dates: October 1-4, 2015
Conference Location: Sheraton New Orleans, LA

NAME has been nationally recognized as one of the premier organizations focusing on social justice issues for all individuals and groups. NAME serves as a forum for scholars, practitioners, and students in both global and national origins to discuss their concerns regarding human relations. Additionally, NAME is a public voice and political advocate in many issues involving social inequalities.

For more conference information, visit http://www.nameorg.org/2015_name_conference_name2015.php


Source: The National Association for Multicultural Education
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Title: The 15th Annual National TPR Storytelling Conference
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From: http://ntprs.org

THE 15th ANNUAL NATIONAL TPR STORYTELLING® CONFERENCE
Reston, VA (near Washington DC)
JULY 20 – JULY 24, 2015

Blaine Ray joins with workshop presenters and other TPRS experts to bring you a week of workshops and sessions at NTPRS 2015!

  • Workshops for all skill levels
  • Skills Practice
  • Sessions on a variety of topics
  • Pre-conference coaching workshop
  • Collaboration with colleagues
  • Exhibitors
  • Networking with other TPRS teachers

To learn more visit http://ntprs.org/about


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Title: Learn Numbers 1-10 in Persian
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From: http://www.chaiandconversation.com/2015/numbers-1-through-10

This recent post from Chai and Conversation by Leyla Shams includes an audio podcast for practicing numbers 1-10 in Persian from their podcast, as well as providing cute photo flashcards to help to learn numbers. The photo flashcards include the Persian numbers written in English phonetic spelling. Above the photo the word for the animal pictured in the photo is provided as well. For example, the number 3 has a photo of three cute bunny rabbits and says “sé khargoosh.”

To access this resource visit http://www.chaiandconversation.com/2015/numbers-1-through-10


Source: Chai and Conversation
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Title: Chinese Insults: How to Name-Call Like a Pro (Part 1)
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From: https://www.yoyochinese.com/blog/Chinese-Insults-How-Name-Call-Pro-Part-1

In this fun post on the Yoyo Chinese blog, Diana Xin goes through various Chinese insults, including explanations and also a guide on how strong the insult is based on a 1-5 scale. Insult words are provided in English, pinyin, and Chinese characters. Perhaps the lesson could be not so much focused on encouraging students to insult someone, but rather on recognizing these insults when exposed to L1 speakers. The type of common insults used can also be a window into cultural practices and beliefs of the target society. The strength scale is also a great way to help L2 students evaluate the level of insult insinuated.

To read the post visit https://www.yoyochinese.com/blog/Chinese-Insults-How-Name-Call-Pro-Part-1


Source: Yoyo Chinese
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Title: Explore Incheon with TTMIK
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From: http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/story-time/incheon/

In this episode of TTMIK Story Time, Hyunwoo walks everyone around Incheon, a city bordering Seoul. The video in Korean is free, while accompanying materials are for a charge.

To watch the video in Korean with Korean subtitles visit http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/story-time/incheon/


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Title: Traditional German Apfelkuchen Recipe
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From: http://blogs.transparent.com/german/traditional-german-apfelkuchen-recipe/

Larissa posted this yummy recipe for Apfelkuchen on Transparent Language. It includes the complete recipe in German and also in English. You can practice German and have a delicious treat afterwards!

Find the recipe at http://blogs.transparent.com/german/traditional-german-apfelkuchen-recipe/


Source: Transparent Language
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Title: Italian-to-Go: Where to Shop in the Italian Language
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From: http://becomingitalianwordbyword.typepad.com

This post from Dianne Hales discusses the typical stores in an Italian city or town and what you'll find inside, providing the Italian word and the English of what you’d find there. It also includes a section on normal store hours and etiquette in Italy and also common phrases surrounding the topic of shopping and stores.

Access this resource at http://becomingitalianwordbyword.typepad.com/becomingitalian/2015/06/where-to-shop-in-the-italian-language.html


Source: Becoming Italian Word by Word
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Title: Understand AVOIR LE GOÛT and TENTER as used in Québécois French
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From: http://offqc.com/2015/06/25/understand-avoir-le-gout-and-tenter-as-used-in-quebecois-french-966/

This post from OffQc briefly discusses and provides examples of the meanings and uses in Québécois French of “avoir le goût” and “tenter.” 

To read more visit http://offqc.com/2015/06/25/understand-avoir-le-gout-and-tenter-as-used-in-quebecois-french-966/


Source: OffQc
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Title: The Statue of Liberty - A Present From France
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From: http://enseigner.tv5monde.com

This recent post from Enseigner at TV5 Monde provides a video about the Statue of Liberty as well as activities and handouts. The title is: “Statue de la Liberté : un cadeau de la France,”and the theme is “Un monument, symbole de l’amitié entre deux pays.” In the activities students will “Poser des questions à la manière d'un journaliste (A2), présenter un monument à l’écrit (B1), participer à un débat (B2).”

Access this resource at http://enseigner.tv5monde.com/fle/statue-de-la-liberte-un-cadeau-de-la-france


Source: TV5 Monde
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