Monday, July 2, 2012
SummerQuest 12
7 comments:
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My language was American Sign Language and the words I learned were Mop, Dust, Dust pan, Sweep, Cat, Marriage, Broom, Husband, Wife and Apple.
ReplyDeletehttp://shellssummerreading.blogspot.com/2012/06/day-31.html
Shell,
ReplyDeleteIf you had fun with that, you might want to check out the website aslpro.com. When I took an ASL class at Pima, I would use that site to practice.
Karen
I found myself helping someone earlier today, who wanted to learn the Afghani languages Pashto and Dari. I had my doubts we would have any books or recorded language learning materials, but I checked out Mango Languages on the library website -- and BOTH languages were available for learning there! I was glad to be able to help her -- and she was overjoyed, saying "This is exactly the kind of resource I hoped you would have!"
ReplyDeleteAnyone who wants to learn a few words in another language could do worse than go to that resource, free for any card-holder: http://www.library.pima.gov/research/databases/#dbs-language
French
ReplyDeletele, la, l', les the, être to be, avoir to have, de of, from , un, une, des a, an, some, je I, il / ils* he, it / they, ce this, pas not, à to, in
Tres bien! Thanks for your comment, swagg master, you helped us unlock another image!
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Spanish
ReplyDelete1. to 1. a
2. you 2. tú
3. love 3. el amor
4. a 4. un, una
5. are 5. eres/estás
6. was 6. fui, fue
7. the 7. el, la, los, las
8. have 8. tener
9. is 9. es, está
10. me 10. yo, mi, me
Muy bueno, The R3ject! Thanks for joining the quest.
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