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SEPTEMBER 2005 |
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CELEBRATE & WIN !! |
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WIN! CD & funky language cards worth £17.00 All the key vocabulary you will ever need. Each set contains clear, lively illustrations with words in Spanish, French & German |
We are celebrating! As part of our celebrations for the European Day of Languages Sept 26th We are giving away three sets of CDs and language cards All you have to do is answer the prize QUIZ questions correctly ! |
September 26th 2005 |
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prize QUIZ 1] How do you say "What time is it?" in Spanish? 2] What language is spoken in Brazil? 3] There are two forms for "you" in French. True/False? 4] What are the three main languages spoken in Switzerland? 5] How do you say "Please speak slowly" in German? |
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Be a Polyglot - Poly...what?! No, we aren't talking about some strange cult a polyglot is someone who can speak a number of languages! |
If you are not a lucky winner - not to worry! The price of £5.99 finishes at the end of September. The easy listening CDs give people an effortless way to enhance what they are learning in classes just by simply listening. What could be easier? |
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get the 'Know-How' workshop Every one can have a perfect memory - Get the Know-how to improve yours with our One-Day Workshop Wednesday, 19th October
There is no learning without remembering. Are you finding learning a slow and frustrating process? The connection between memory and learning is obvious but although we may think we do it naturally (a bit like breathing) - there is a real need to pay specific attention to it. We have devised a way to improve your learning making it faster, easier and longer -lasting! "It improves quality of memory, effectiveness in all aspects of life." "It's an easy way to learn about powerful learning techniques." "It breaks down the "I can't do it" barrier on languages." For more information, or to book a place please call Barbara Chapman on 01746 781053. E-mail: info@learningcurveforlanguages.co.uk |
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Respect & Value Why learn a language? Most people say something like "To be able to order a meal" "To do some shopping", Sometimes you will hear people say " To get to know the people of the country" I like that one We all need to get around, eat, and shop. But there is something more important than satisfying your own needs. Learning a language is about respecting and valuing people. I don't know about you but this seems vitally important in today's world. Each of us can do this and encourage others to do the same which in some measure will help us build...a more peaceful world... Spread the word about learning languages as the European Day of Languages approaches on September 26th. - Who do you know who isn't learning a language? How can you encourage them to learn a little? |
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