Inspiration pt3 by Stephen Poff Tae Kim recently had a great blog post titled Memorable Moments in Language Acquisition. It’s a great idea, both examining the various emotional victories that are part of the language acquisition process, and also... ...full story at Sinosplice
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China Calling- My Language Is My Nation »
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My language is
Non-violent
Ancient
Sacred
Happy
Wise
My language is
My hope
My comfort and
My joy
Our play
It is the colour of our land.
My language is my... |
| 12 Nov 07 |
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How to Evaluate a Random Language for Acquisition in an Hour » Sinosplice Ever since reading Tim Ferris’s book, The 4-Hour Workweek, I’ve been reading his blog occasionally. He has some interesting ideas on language learning, and I value his opinion because he’s a smart guy and he’s apparently gained... |
| 18 Aug 09 |
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Learning Your Way to Yourself » Sinosplice The acquisition of any foreign language comes with struggle. Not just the burden of memorizing a new lexicon or the labor of demystifying an unfamiliar syntax, but the struggle of making oneself understood in the target language. It’s not... |
| 31 Dec 08 |
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To hell with Suzhou dialect! » Danwei The blog xiaoerjing is self described as "tales of an American Muslim trying to make a life in the state of Wu", but it's more than that. In a post written today, the blogger says: in an effort to be more systematic with language acquisition i'm... |
| 21 Jan 09 |
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China's first acquisition loan lends out » People's Daily The China Development Bank signed a contract Tuesday to extend 1.63 billion yuan (240 million U.S. dollars) in acquisition loan to the CITIC Guo'an Group, the first such case after the country allowed banks to issue acquisition loan last month. The... |
| 27 Feb 09 |
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Talking the same language » Countdown to Beijing By Ben Blanchard and Ralph Jennings What’s in a word? A great deal if you are Chinese or Taiwanese. Despite unprecedented detente in recent months, China and Taiwan sometimes seem as far apart as ever when it comes to language. ... |