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Better English Punctuation: Forward and Back Slashes
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🌐 Excited to share the publication of my latest article in the TESOL International Association's English for Specific Purposes Interest Section Newsletter! 📰 🔍 The article addresses: ✅ How warehouses addressed labor shortages by welcoming a diverse workforce. ✅ How diversity is a strength that can be leveraged to enhance workplace innovation, productivity, and overall organizational success ✅ The different language support services utilized to foster effective communication, promote inclusivity, and bridge linguistic gaps within the workforce. ✅ The positive impact and many benefits of providing warehouse-specific English classes for the non-native employees 💡 Whether you're involved in language education, workforce development, or the logistics sector, this article aims to provide insights into creating language bridges that positively influence workplace environments. 🙏 A special thank you to TESOL.org and the ESP Interest Section for the opportunity to contribute to their newsletter. 🤝 Looking forward to your thoughts, comments, and discussions on this vital aspect of language support in the professional sphere! Let's continue building bridges for effective communication in diverse work environments. 🌍💬 #LanguageBridges #WorkplaceCommunication #TESOL #ProfessionalDevelopment #Warehousing #LENaInstitute #TESOL #ESL #IndustrySpecificEnglish #OccupationalEnglish 📚 [Read the Full Article Here: https://lnkd.in/dZP6tS4Z ]
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Author for multilingual children specialising in Multilingual Literacy - Founder of the Library 4 Multilinguals - Ambassador at PEaCH Project - Teacher of French & Spanish
These mistakes that take YEARS to be corrected. In a recent workshop I did for parents, we talked about HOW to correct our children in the home language without frustrating them and/or making them feel like they would rather NOT speak in the home language. 💡 The main thing to keep in mind is that we need to show our children that WHAT they say is more important than HOW they say it. We can correct them in different ways, but we need to KEEP THE CONVERSATION GOING. (For more details, you can check out this video we published on Activities for Multilingual Families- YouTube https://lnkd.in/eNe6Q8Kz ) 💡 Another important thing to keep in mind is that some mistakes are going to be repeated for YEARS. It is only in the passed month that my 8 y.o started saying consistently "tu TE rappelles" instead of "tu rappelles". In French, "Do you remember...?" is literally said "Do you remind YOURSELF...?" But my son would skip the "te" (=yourself) He is also now becoming more analytical and asks questions about why some things are said in a certain way and not another, and he understands and remembers the grammatical reasons I give him. (He is becoming more curious about his languages 😄) REMEMBER: 💡 We are on a JOURNEY. We need to make sure it is an ENJOYABLE one (for our children AND for us). 💡 It takes time for children to correct some mistakes. But if they are not frustrated or put off by the corrections they get, they will KEEP speaking our language and will improve. ❓️What is one mistake that your child made countless times? ❓️Is there a particular mistake that your child recently started not to make anymore? #multilingualkid #mistakes
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Here's a nice set of criteria to consider when choosing language learning activities. #ESL #TESOL #TOEIC #TEFL #EFL #ELT #ELL #IELTS #ESOL #ESLteacher #duallang #language #learning #teaching #teacher #TeachingEnglish #education #pedagogy #english #college #university #school #eslteacher #eslteaching #eslteachers #tesolteacher #teflteacher
What makes a good language learning activity?
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So, you're all aboard the digital journey train, cruising through the virtual landscape. But hey, ever thought your customers might be giving you that puzzled look, lost in translation? Fun fact: there are over 42 million Spanish speakers, plus 4 million each of Arabic and French speakers in the U.S. – talk about a multilingual party! Now, picture this: What if your banking platform could be the life of the party, smoothly switching languages like a chameleon in a costume extravaganza? Well, hold onto your financial hats because here at Agora we solved that! Our next-gen core banking and middleware platform is like a linguistic wizard – it speaks customer. Already fluent in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic, it's practically a polyglot prodigy. Adding a new language is quicker than nuking yesterday's pizza in the microwave. Okay, maybe not that fast, but close enough for a round of applause! Now, you can ace that last mile and deliver a full digital banking experience to your customers in their language of choice! Oh, and did I mention we've got also the niche digital banking features that are becoming a must have for these customers like shared accounts, shared payments, money pools, cash deposits, restricted virtual cards, and a whole lot more? Because banking should be as diverse and exciting as a pizza topping buffet – everyone gets what they want! But you need for that a modular banking platform. Agora. #digitalbanking #corebanking #bankingsolutions #payments #fintechsolutions #digitaltransformation #fintech #baas #neobanks #challengerbanks #embeddedfintech #creditunions #communitybanks #embeddedfinance #nichebanking #ai https://lnkd.in/eJQ_wTww
Funniest english class ever!!!!
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The ProZ average rates page used to be one of my go-to resources for advising new translators, but it appears that their team has decided to start gatekeeping access by requiring an account (and paying to access the "premium features", of course). Thanks to the Internet Archive, however, you can access the old version here: https://lnkd.in/eqasjBtQ (unfortunately, it only covers English as the source, but it should be the pairs with the biggest sample sizes) For your convenience, I'm also attaching it as a downloadable file:
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Check out our Czech Word of the Day! Title: Czech Word of the Day - Kredit Hello Community! Our Czech word of today is "Kredit". Kredit in Czech translates directly to "credit" in English. It's commonly used in finance but can also refer to trust or reliability. Definition: Kredit could mean either money borrowed from a bank that is to be paid back with interest or the ability of a customer to receive goods or services before payment, based on the trust that payment will be made in the future. Here's how to use it in a sentence: Czech: "Potřebuji vzít kredit na koupi nového auta." Translation: "I need to take out a credit to buy a new car." Enjoy learning Czech and see you soon with another word to learn! Find additional vocabulary and join the conversation in the CORE Languages Community HUB: Czech Study Group https://lnkd.in/gU5Zn6wv . Register for a free account and learn with fellow working professionals in the only online community built for working professionals learning foreign languages!
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Check out our Chinese Word of the Day! Title: Chinese Word of the Day - 财务 (cáiwù) Hello everyone, today's Chinese Word of the Day is 财务 (cáiwù) which translates to 'financial' in English. Let's break it down: 财 means wealth or finance, and 务 means affairs. So when you combine the two, it makes more sense to think of 财务 in terms of someone dealing with financial affairs, like in an accounting or financial department. Here’s an example sentence using 财务: 我在财务部门工作。 (Wǒ zài cáiwù bùmén gōngzuò.) I work in the financial department. Isn't it wonderful how these two characters provide so much context? Remember practice makes perfect and happy learning! Find additional vocabulary and join the conversation in the CORE Languages Community HUB: Chinese Study Group https://lnkd.in/gKaf4qPs . Register for a free account and learn with fellow working professionals in the only online community built for working professionals learning foreign languages!
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Master Norwegian Prepositions with Ease https://smpl.is/90vig
Master Norwegian Prepositions with Ease
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Here's another article I think might intested anyone who wants to learn South African slang and expressions that make their English sound so unique. It's my latest article on the LiveXP blog. I hope you enyoy reading: https://lnkd.in/ddFTbfsn
Unique English: South African Words, Phrases and Slang
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