What will help me to teach a girl who speaks Kurdish?
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She will need to learn English quickly, and the way to do it is to speak and model at the same time. She'll learn like an infant does, getting a general idea of overall meaning first, then noun and verb word meanings, and finally grammar and detail. Use lots of visuals/pictures to support content-area vocabulary and basic facts, and model, model, model. Wait patiently during her first attempts at speaking English, then repeat her statements back correctly with a big smile and upbeat voice to let her know she's on the right track. Consistency and patience are key!
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First of all, make it fun for her. Best way is to make a board game or fun flashcard or something like that. Then, promise her to do something fun with her if she stays on task and pays attention. Make ocational test to see her progress, but dont make them long. Last, the "lesson" should be no more then 20 min.
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Talk to her and get to know her. Make sure you don't speak "Gibberish" in fornt of her
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I'd love to learn. E-mail me at Strathhavengirl@Yahoo.com for more info, please.
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Probably the best anwer for learning a language that I've had so far is a program called Rossetta Stone. It's pretty easy to use, but it can only help you learn the language as it's taught in schools. If you can, find some Russian speakers and practice with them!
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Rent a romantic foreign film in her language with subtitles so you can follow along. cook a popular (not too difficult) meal from her country yourself. borrow a cool romantic cd from her friends to play while you eat dinner(in her native tongue of course!) be with her immersed in her culture and she will make a great effort to communicate with you, even if her English is not that good because you will have shown a willingness to be with her on her terms.\nShe'll more than appreciate the effort on your part, and eventually, she will communicate that appreciation to you via the universal language of LUUUUUVE! good luck!
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Say it English, she'll understand clearly enough then get her 2 teach U all the phrases.\nGood luck, dude!
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What is it specifically that you are looking to help her with?  I am a grade 6 Language Arts teacher, you can contact me here if I can be of some help to you.
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try on http://www.bbc.co.uk/urdu/learningenglish/ or os ka bad bahi sahab 10 point dana na baholna....muja bina kaha hi 10 number da diya kero...\n\n\naap na apna answer kion delete kiya...coz i was thinking i will chose to you....ab ma kiya keron...coz jis ki same picture ha......osa dana ho ga....ma na soch tha, ka aik pa apko or dosra osa best answer chose keron....ab ap dono aik hi pa han.plz tel me ma kiya keron.....i m sory but next time tum ko 10 points milin ga........plz check kerta rahna....when i will post my question..
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Practice speaking with them, don't feel bad about correcting them.  they can watch TV or movies, listen to audio books. Even going to the basics with grade school phonics - Hope this helps!
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baby einstine is great for that sort of stuff also you can try making her ask for things it will help her to increase her vocabulary it will also prevent her from having language barriers.
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The best way is to talk with someone who speaks that language.\n\nOther things you can do:\n\nWatch a language DVD/video.  The ones we like are the Muzzy series and also the Standard Deviants series.  For French, there is a great series of videos called "French in Action."\n\nYou can also try listening to the Berlitz audio tapes.  We have used those in both German and Italian.  You can listen while driving/riding in the car or while relaxing or whatever.  they really are great for learning pronunciation.\n\nYou can also enroll in a language class but that would be the most expensive.\n\nIf you are on a low budget, try getting audio and video tapes at your local library.\n\nOr ask friends or family who have taken a language class. Most likely they have materials collecting dust that they will give you.
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https://umdrive.memphis.edu/tsalyer/public/%234%20DEMO%20LP-%20Corrie.doc\n\nthis is a great lesson plan that my friend did.  its for public use.  check it out.
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Here is one option http://www.onlineturkish.com/. However I do not believe learning Turkish online is a reasonable undertaking if you are starting from zero. If I were you I would do one of the following:\na) Explore classroom learning options at either a community collage or your local university\nb) Arrange a trip to Turkey (preferably Istanbul) for 2-3 months and take a class there for a solid founation and continue with self learn options after that.
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I have doubt you could find a Iraqi girls calender but I have an idea, go and buy a hat like those jews wear but a white one and write a memo card like "Welcome Home Haji". \nIt will definitely make him laugh and reminds him of funny parts of his trip.\nIf you don't like the hat idea you can still use 'Haji' part, it will make him laugh.\nUS troops call Iraqi men Haji which means a muslim who has traveled to Mecca and returned and your friend has done a trip to an Islamic country so it would be funny if you call him 'Haji'.
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Attempt to learn her language. Even if you mess it up she'll think it's cute. And it might impress her.
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Tell her that you would enjoy yourself while learning something new in other places and you get to know your friend more and learning other cultures. If that doesn't work, you can always try the 'I promise i'll get you souvenirs'.\n\nLol ;)