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Japanese students find it very difficult to grasp this page.

I will be distributing all my materials that I can from tekisuto.com eventually.

.:: Smart English Clinic with Dr Dzul::.

Eksklusif untuk adik-adik Rancangan Keluarga Bestari

:: Lokasi: Tiram Indah Village, Ulu Tiram, Johor

:: Tarikh: 28 hingga 30 Mei 2011

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Senior woman making thumbs-down during presentation

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Deutsch:

Ich, Janko Hoener, habe dieses Foto erstellt. Wenn Sie es nutzen möchten, geben Sie bitte Janko Hoener / CC-BY-SA-4.0 in der Bildunterschrift an. Über einen Link auf diese Seite und eine Benachrichtigung über die Nutzung freue ich mich.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SI5FCAowUc&list=LL&index=39

Today's word is basilect, which comes from Latin basis + dialectus (dialect). Earliest documented use: 1965.

There’s a saying: A language is a dialect with an army and a navy. It was popularized by the sociolinguist Max Weinreich. The idea is that what we call a “dialect” is not any less grammatical or in any way inferior to a “language”. The distinction has more to do with other factors, such as the social status accorded by the political and economic might of its speakers.

For example, the reason the flavor of English spoken around London or French spoken around Paris is considered “standard” is not because there’s something special about them. It’s because people in that area have more power. In reality, we all speak a dialect. The opposite of basilect is acrolect, the most prestigious variety of a language. In the middle is mesolect.

Learn more at: wordsmith.org/words/basilect.html

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photos by Kara Hayes Smith

Phones and Cars, information gap and survey recycling the vocabularly, with guessing game.

* Co-presenter

* How to deliver services to the Spanish speaking community

* Understanding minority communities

* Bilingual information

* Find the presentation at www.slideshare.net/joelnichols/total-branch-makeover

Young woman just before making presentation

The plaque for Bishop MacEachern's monument has the below passage in four languages: English, French, Scots Gaelic, and Mi'kMaq.

"Angus Bernard MacEachern (1759-1835), first Bishop of the Diocese of Charlottetown, founded St. Andrew's College, the first post-secondary institution in the colony, on 30 November 1831. In January 1855, the college was re-located and re-opened in Charlottetown as St. Dunstan's College (later University), which has carried on the rich tradition of Roman Catholic education in the province."

With students of the English Access Program in Chandigarh

Young student giving speech in language school

Phones and Cars, information gap and survey recycling the vocabularly, with guessing game.

Unbound licence (free to use as a photocopiable resource but not in a book). Do not use the model for anything other than this resource.

The cover version of a song made famous by The Animals

King's Canadian Summer Experience students enjoy an afternoon at Aroma Mediterranean Restaurant learning how to prepare food and eating the results. Thank you Felipe and team for a delicious time!

Phones and Cars, information gap and survey recycling the vocabularly, with guessing game.

King's Canadian Summer Experience students enjoy an afternoon at Aroma Mediterranean Restaurant learning how to prepare food and eating the results. Thank you Felipe and team for a delicious time!

Advertisement Poster ca. 1950

King's Canadian Summer Experience students enjoy an afternoon at Aroma Mediterranean Restaurant learning how to prepare food and eating the results. Thank you Felipe and team for a delicious time!

...but CO-mingled.

I suspect that once back at the depot an awful lot of re-mingling goes on. I'm rather agin the triage at a domestic level - fine if you have the space but most of us don't - best done on an industrial scale.

Anyway, let that pass, excellent use of the word mingle here.

And don't get me started on the growth of inappropriately sized dust carts....now where are my gorblimey trousers?

Japanese woman rehearsing for speech in waiting room

Senior women showing props in paper bag before presentation

Senior women learning English in language school

Unbound licence (free to use as a photocopiable resource but not in a book). Do not use the model for anything other than this resource.

This is one of the longest stretches of straight road in Hanoi, and it also has very light traffic. The young kids come here almost every day around 5PM to have some fun on their motorbikes.

Senior woman giving presentation of job hunting

Image bottom right "The Past" copyright Saori-life @ Flickr.

Please also cite tekisuto.com

Original Caption: Segregated drinking fountain in use in the American South. Undated photograph. BPA2# 1135.