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The UNESCO Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger
Background information about the 3rd edition of the UNESCO Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger, in print and on-line formats, edited by Christopher Mosele
Tigrinya Idioms
Idioms such as the four items, which are underlined, are so linked with the tradition, it is essential for those born in the Diaspora to learn and appreciate their denotative and conotative meanings
Elementary Chinese Grammar and Vocabulary (Topics 1-8)
This learning material contains eight topics at elementary level including 1 Greetings, 2 Introduce Yourself, 3 Family, 4 Birthday, 5 Hobbies, 6 Treat Friends to a Drink, 7 Order Drinks/Food, 8 Getting around. Key grammar patterns and vocabulary are presented in Chinese and English in the Word documents. Audio recordings are available
3.1 A Taste of Ukrainian - About Ukraine - Introduction
Together with slide shows 3.2 and 3.3, this resource gives learners an introduction to Ukraine - in Ukrainian. The notes provide brief explanations and a list of vocabulary (A1)
Chinese Kids song 'Old MacDonald had a farm'
Singing and learning Chinese. This ppt file gives words and images for the song 'Old MacDonald had a farm' in Chinese
Introduction to Japanese Language, Taster Session
Taster session for pre-university students. Sounds only available on PowerPoint
Interviews with former and current students of Finnish
Contains short interviews with former and current students of Finnish at UCL and the University of Westminster. The interviewees were asked where and how they studied or are studying Finnish, why they chose to study Finnish, what they like about Finland and what is their favourite expression or word in Finnish. The interviews can be used to attract new students, inform prospective students about opportunities that are available and share experiences. The interviews were conducted in English in September 2012 by Riitta-Liisa Valijarvi
An interview with Marie, a former student of Finnish
A short phone interview with Marie, a former student of Finnish. Marie just finished a four-year BA degree in Finnish and East European Studies at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London. In the interview Marie tells us about her degree, why she likes Finland and how she learns languages. The interview is useful for prospective or new students of Finnish. The interview is conducted in English
La routine quotidiana - Verbi riflessivi
An online activity on the topic of 'daily routine' - for Italian