Am I annoying you? I sure hope not ;) This is what Coburg's Neue Presse has to say about the upcoming "Schultheatertage":
http://www.alexandrinum-coburg.de/uploads/pics/NP_2007-07-04.jpg
(Sorry, German again. I definitely should pay more attention to this blog really being an English-language one.)
3 comments:
Hello,
I know, that this isn ' t really the right subject, but I have forgotten to ask you this today in school. I hope you don ' t mind me this asking :).
As you are a teacher, you perhaps know if there are books like our "GreenLine Learning English" for different languages like Russian.
Perhaps you know s.th. about this, because I only find a set from ASSIMIL, which costs 100 euro or more, and this is a bit too expensive for me.
Thanks, and have a nice weekend !
Funny you should ask me this today - I've just asked myself the very same question browsing through a book club catalogue offering some language courses in book form. I figured I should try and learn a bit of Russian and Turkish since we have some students of both nationalities/origins @ our school and I'd love to be able to exchange at least a few basic phrases with them in their language ;) I'll keep looking and get back to you personally if I find anything useful.
That sounds great :).
I want to learn some other languages, because I am reading Hannibal Rising.
Perhaps you know this book and the film ?
I know, that this isn ' t a true story, but it inspired me anyway.
And I find Russian since I have heard it the first time very very interesting.
For learning Turkish I found this:
http://www.tuerkisch-trainer.de/index.htm
Perhaps this is something for you, I am not very keen on learning Turkish ...
Bye
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