Hi!
This is my first blog in a while, but I am back now with some Spanish phrases.
We have a list of activities that we can do so I chose the
one that we had to find and learn 5 phrases in another language.
I know that I did more than 5 but I just wanted to put more in.
In the bottom corner of the DLO I have a link to where I found the information.
Now I will stop talking so you can look at what I made to show the phrases.
That was it, just in case the link didn't work here it is again: Link
I think that this was a fun and easy activity to do since it doesn't
take long to search up then you can just try pronouncing it.
You could try this with a different language, let me know if you do on your blog.
Maybe try these ones?
Are there any languages you know a bit of?
What language would you choose?
Well until next time...
Bye!
Did you use google translate to get the spanish phrases? I found your blog very interesting. can you send me these phrases in japanese?
ReplyDeleteHi, thanks for commenting on my blog. I used a site that I have linked on the blog post. Maybe you could try finding some phrases in another language.
DeleteKind regards,
Abby.
Hi Abby! It's Mia here from Yaldhurst Model School, you already know me pretty well. WOW! Awesome work, I really like your text and background, it matches well together.
ReplyDeleteI love Spain, I started learning the language but I stopped, maybe I should try again? Currently though, I'm learning some mandarin, so maybe some other time.
To improve, maybe you could actually add into it how to pronounce it, like in english instead on in Spanish, so we can try saying it ourselves.
Great work!
Mia
Hi Mia, thanks for commenting on this blog post. If I do this again I might do your suggestion of making a video to show how to pronounce it. What are some phrases in mandarin?
DeleteKind regards,
Abby.
Hi Abby
ReplyDeleteI love the fact that you have chosen to learn some phrases in Spanish.
I think it is a shortcoming of our education system that we do not learn more about other languages. In many other countries around the world it is mandatory to learn more than one language.
I love meeting people who know how to speak in more than one language. They usually have a broader outlook on life and are more understanding about the wonderful diversity in the world.
Kind regards
Mr R
Hi Mr Robertson, thank you for commenting on my blog. Are there any languages you would want to learn? Or do you already know some parts of a language?
DeleteKind regards,
Abby.
Hi Abby,
ReplyDeleteIt is me Albin!
I really liked your blog. It was amazing. The DLO was outstanding. I think that you made everything in it. The sky, the clouds and the ground.
I only know 3 languages. But i would really like to study few more.
Maybe next time you could create a video about yourself speaking in that language. By doing that anyone who wants to learn can hear your pronunciation.
Kind Regards,
Albin.
Hi there Albin, thank you for commenting on my blog. I only know two languages, English and NZSL (That is NZ sign language). What are the three languages you know?
DeleteKind regards,
Abby.