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Title: Cantonese Pedagogical Bibliography
Body: From http://asiane.byu.edu/cla/SelectedBib.html Selected Bibliography of Cantonese Pedagogical Works This website offers a selected bibliography of Cantonese pedagogical works. The site offers a list of texts, dictionaries and other supplemental materials, computer programs, and other projects in progress at the Center for Applied Linguistics, the Hong Kong Linguistics Society, and James Dew in Beijing. Available at http://asiane.byu.edu/cla/SelectedBib.html .
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Title: Cantonese Pedagogical Bibliography
Body: From http://asiane.byu.edu/cla/SelectedBib.html Selected Bibliography of Cantonese Pedagogical Works This website offers a selected bibliography of Cantonese pedagogical works. The site offers a list of texts, dictionaries and other supplemental materials, computer programs, and other projects in progress at the Center for Applied Linguistics, the Hong Kong Linguistics Society, and James Dew in Beijing. Available at http://asiane.byu.edu/cla/SelectedBib.html .
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Title: African Language Teachers Association
Body: From http://lang.nalrc.wisc.edu/alta Mission: * To develop a field of African Language Teaching where members can share common interests and concerns having to do with the study of African languages; * To identify for each African language, with priority given to those most commonly studied, sets of learning materials for beginning, intermediate and advanced study; * To establish needs and priorities for new learning materials and resources, both generic and for specific languages, and then to develop new learning materials for these languages; * To provide training on pedagogy, computer use, and language program design to its members; * To link efforts of teachers and researchers in Africa with those outside of Africa. Visit the ALTA website at http://lang.nalrc.wisc.edu/alta .
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Title: African Language Teachers Association
Body: From http://lang.nalrc.wisc.edu/alta Mission: * To develop a field of African Language Teaching where members can share common interests and concerns having to do with the study of African languages; * To identify for each African language, with priority given to those most commonly studied, sets of learning materials for beginning, intermediate and advanced study; * To establish needs and priorities for new learning materials and resources, both generic and for specific languages, and then to develop new learning materials for these languages; * To provide training on pedagogy, computer use, and language program design to its members; * To link efforts of teachers and researchers in Africa with those outside of Africa. Visit the ALTA website at http://lang.nalrc.wisc.edu/alta .
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Title: Japanese New Years Holidays
Body: From http://japanese.about.com/library/weekly/aa123100.htm?nl=1 In Japan "shogatsu (New Year's holidays)" is a time when everybody takes a few days off to celebrate the arrival of the new year. It is often called "oshogatsu" with the prefix "o" to make it sound polite. Many people who are away from home, return to spend time with their family. Just like Christmas in West, the Japanese are looking forward to "oshogatsu." Access the full article, which includes a song and more specific cultural information, at http://japanese.about.com/library/weekly/aa123100.htm?nl=1 .
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Title: Japanese New Years Holidays
Body: From http://japanese.about.com/library/weekly/aa123100.htm?nl=1 In Japan "shogatsu (New Year's holidays)" is a time when everybody takes a few days off to celebrate the arrival of the new year. It is often called "oshogatsu" with the prefix "o" to make it sound polite. Many people who are away from home, return to spend time with their family. Just like Christmas in West, the Japanese are looking forward to "oshogatsu." Access the full article, which includes a song and more specific cultural information, at http://japanese.about.com/library/weekly/aa123100.htm?nl=1 .
Source: About.com
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Title: Schloss Neuschwanstein Paper Replica
Body: I thought I would pass this website along in case anyone (or students!) is interested! Looks a little time consuming, but could make a very nice replica of Schloss Neuschwanstein! http://papertoys.com/neuschwanstein-castle.htm Perry, L. [AATG-L] Schloss Neuschwanstein Paper Replica. American Association of Teachers of German listserv (AATG@LISTSERV.IUPUI.EDU, 6 Dec. 2006).
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Title: Schloss Neuschwanstein Paper Replica
Body: I thought I would pass this website along in case anyone (or students!) is interested! Looks a little time consuming, but could make a very nice replica of Schloss Neuschwanstein! http://papertoys.com/neuschwanstein-castle.htm Perry, L. [AATG-L] Schloss Neuschwanstein Paper Replica. American Association of Teachers of German listserv (AATG@LISTSERV.IUPUI.EDU, 6 Dec. 2006).
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Title: German Words around the World
Body: Kaffepaussi is Finnish for “Out of Order” – German Words Travel the World The German Language Council has published the surprising and amusing results of its international contest “Word Migrations.” Over 6,000 entries from 70 countries flooded in to the Council this summer, and the best submissions are catalogued in the book “Words that Emigrated” (available in German only). Some highlights follow below: Country Word Meaning German word of origin Original Meaning Finland Kaffepaussi Out of order Kaffeepause Coffee Break America Wishy-Washy Lacking a clear standpoint Wischi Washi Lacking a clear standpoint France Vasistas Skylight Was ist das? What is that? Japan Arubaito Odd student job Arbeit Work Poland Wihaister Whatchamacallit Wie heißt er? What is his/its name? Germanophiles can have fun guessing the meanings of more words with wanderlust with an online memory game and an advent calendar hosted by the Goethe Institute. Links: http://goethe.de/lhr/pro/mac/memo-spiel/index.htm http://www.goethe.de/z/pro/advent06/index.htm http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2006/06/07/EDGDOILM3B1.DTL%20 The Week in Germany. The Week in Germany from December 15, 2006. The Week in Germany e-digest (info@germany.info, 15 Dec. 2006).
Source: The Week in Germany
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Title: German Words around the World
Body: Kaffepaussi is Finnish for “Out of Order” – German Words Travel the World The German Language Council has published the surprising and amusing results of its international contest “Word Migrations.” Over 6,000 entries from 70 countries flooded in to the Council this summer, and the best submissions are catalogued in the book “Words that Emigrated” (available in German only). Some highlights follow below: Country Word Meaning German word of origin Original Meaning Finland Kaffepaussi Out of order Kaffeepause Coffee Break America Wishy-Washy Lacking a clear standpoint Wischi Washi Lacking a clear standpoint France Vasistas Skylight Was ist das? What is that? Japan Arubaito Odd student job Arbeit Work Poland Wihaister Whatchamacallit Wie heißt er? What is his/its name? Germanophiles can have fun guessing the meanings of more words with wanderlust with an online memory game and an advent calendar hosted by the Goethe Institute. Links: http://goethe.de/lhr/pro/mac/memo-spiel/index.htm http://www.goethe.de/z/pro/advent06/index.htm http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2006/06/07/EDGDOILM3B1.DTL%20 The Week in Germany. The Week in Germany from December 15, 2006. The Week in Germany e-digest (info@germany.info, 15 Dec. 2006).
Source: The Week in Germany
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Title: Denglisch: English and German in Contact
Body: From http://german.about.com/od/vocabulary/a/denglish.htm?nl=1 Denglisch: When Languages Collide Denglisch - Denglish - Neudeutsch Some people claim that the words above all mean the same thing, but they don't. Even the term "Denglisch" alone has several different meanings. Since the word "Denglis(c)h" is not found in German dictionaries (even recent ones), and "Neudeutsch" is vaguely defined as "die deutsche Sprache der neueren Zeit" ("the German language of more recent times"), it can be difficult to come up with a good definition. Read the article at http://german.about.com/od/vocabulary/a/denglish.htm?nl=1 .
Source: About.com
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Title: Denglisch: English and German in Contact
Body: From http://german.about.com/od/vocabulary/a/denglish.htm?nl=1 Denglisch: When Languages Collide Denglisch - Denglish - Neudeutsch Some people claim that the words above all mean the same thing, but they don't. Even the term "Denglisch" alone has several different meanings. Since the word "Denglis(c)h" is not found in German dictionaries (even recent ones), and "Neudeutsch" is vaguely defined as "die deutsche Sprache der neueren Zeit" ("the German language of more recent times"), it can be difficult to come up with a good definition. Read the article at http://german.about.com/od/vocabulary/a/denglish.htm?nl=1 .
Source: About.com
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Title: Espace Francophone
Body: From http://nclrc.org/teaching_materials/links_to_fl_materials/last_finds.html#new Espace Francophone This is a new online service for French teachers. This website provides, free of charge, a huge amount of materials, resources and classroom exercises. We invite you to explore the site and to begin downloading the free videos and related study guides which may be found under the Media/Cinema « Videos for the Classroom » areas. The areas of particular interest, which are updated regularly with new materials, teacher exercises and much practical info are under: http://www.espacefrancophone.org/en/audiovisuel/distribution.htm The site is available at www.espacefrancophone.org (in English: www.frenchmedia.org ).
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Title: Espace Francophone
Body: From http://nclrc.org/teaching_materials/links_to_fl_materials/last_finds.html#new Espace Francophone This is a new online service for French teachers. This website provides, free of charge, a huge amount of materials, resources and classroom exercises. We invite you to explore the site and to begin downloading the free videos and related study guides which may be found under the Media/Cinema « Videos for the Classroom » areas. The areas of particular interest, which are updated regularly with new materials, teacher exercises and much practical info are under: http://www.espacefrancophone.org/en/audiovisuel/distribution.htm The site is available at www.espacefrancophone.org (in English: www.frenchmedia.org ).
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Title: Spelling-Change Verbs in French
Body: From http://french.about.com/library/weekly/aa030400s.htm?nl=1 There are two groups of French -ER verbs that have spelling changes in certain conjugations due to the hard and soft vowels. I call these spelling-change verbs. For the rest of the explanation about -cer and -ger verbs, visit http://french.about.com/library/weekly/aa030400s.htm?nl=1 .
Source: About.com
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Title: Spelling-Change Verbs in French
Body: From http://french.about.com/library/weekly/aa030400s.htm?nl=1 There are two groups of French -ER verbs that have spelling changes in certain conjugations due to the hard and soft vowels. I call these spelling-change verbs. For the rest of the explanation about -cer and -ger verbs, visit http://french.about.com/library/weekly/aa030400s.htm?nl=1 .
Source: About.com
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Title: Website about African Cultures in Cuba
Body: From http://www.afrocubaweb.com Today the island of Cuba contains priceless survivals of African cultures - Yoruba, Congo, Old Dahomey, and the Efik/Efo from the Cross River Delta (Nigeria), giving birth to Abakwa and Brikamo. In addition, Cuba hosts a number of communities from the diaspora, especially the Caribbean -- Jamaica, the Bahamas, and other English speaking islands as well as Haiti. Each community maintains its identity through language, music, dance, religion, and membership organizations ranging from the cabildos (casa templos), self-help associations dating from the days of slavery and organized under African rules, to the West Indian Welfare Center, which just celebrated its 50th anniversary. There is a wealth of culture for those discerning enough to look. Our aim is to help you do that by putting up as much material as we can. See our Table of Contents to access such major categories as Music, Author & Teachers on AfroCuban culture, Organizations that teach courses and workshops or are involved in the promotion of the African cultures of Cuba, as well as a number of other categories. We have: Featured major artists and authors Schedules for music groups, especially those performing in the US. A Newsletter to alert you to new developments. In all, there are now over 700 pages of information available on this web site, with more being added via the What's New section. Visit the site at http://www.afrocubaweb.com/default.htm .
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Title: Website about African Cultures in Cuba
Body: From http://www.afrocubaweb.com Today the island of Cuba contains priceless survivals of African cultures - Yoruba, Congo, Old Dahomey, and the Efik/Efo from the Cross River Delta (Nigeria), giving birth to Abakwa and Brikamo. In addition, Cuba hosts a number of communities from the diaspora, especially the Caribbean -- Jamaica, the Bahamas, and other English speaking islands as well as Haiti. Each community maintains its identity through language, music, dance, religion, and membership organizations ranging from the cabildos (casa templos), self-help associations dating from the days of slavery and organized under African rules, to the West Indian Welfare Center, which just celebrated its 50th anniversary. There is a wealth of culture for those discerning enough to look. Our aim is to help you do that by putting up as much material as we can. See our Table of Contents to access such major categories as Music, Author & Teachers on AfroCuban culture, Organizations that teach courses and workshops or are involved in the promotion of the African cultures of Cuba, as well as a number of other categories. We have: Featured major artists and authors Schedules for music groups, especially those performing in the US. A Newsletter to alert you to new developments. In all, there are now over 700 pages of information available on this web site, with more being added via the What's New section. Visit the site at http://www.afrocubaweb.com/default.htm .
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Title: Spanish vs. Castilian
Body: From http://spanish.about.com/library/questions/aa-q-castilian.htm Why is Spanish sometimes referred to as Castilian or castellano? A concise explanation is available at http://spanish.about.com/library/questions/aa-q-castilian.htm .
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Title: Spanish vs. Castilian
Body: From http://spanish.about.com/library/questions/aa-q-castilian.htm Why is Spanish sometimes referred to as Castilian or castellano? A concise explanation is available at http://spanish.about.com/library/questions/aa-q-castilian.htm .
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