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Thursday 22 December 2016

SLJ ~ Summer Learning Journey Day 6 Week 2

Week 2: Culture, Customs and Climate
This week you will be introduced to life in a new country. You will learn about the language, weather, family structure and school system in that country. You will then be invited to create and share your blogs with people currently living in each of these countries! To get started, take a look at the activities for Day 6 – Hola!
Day 6 – Hola!
Kia ora! G’day! Selamat! Guten Morgen! Hola! Welcome to the beautiful country of your choice. Before you leave the airport and go to your hotel, you will want to learn how to say hello in the language of your country. Look at the table below to learn basic words and phrases that you may need when you are travelling around the country.
English
Canada, United Kingdom, Australia
Spanish
Chile, Mexico
German
Germany
Malay
Malaysia
Japanese
Japan
Arabic
United Arab Emirates
Afrikaans
South Africa
Hello
Hola
Hallo
Hello
Kon'nichiwa
Marhabaan
Hallo
Thank You
Gracias
Danke
Terima kasih
Arigatogozaimas
Shukraan
Dankie
Do you speak English?
¿Habla usted Inglés?
Sprechen sie Englisch?
Adakah anda bercakap Bahasa Inggeris?
Eigo o hanasemasu ka?
Hal tatahaddath alanjlyzy?
Praat jy Engels?
Activity 1
Once you have read these phrases you will be ready to leave the airport and head to your hotel. Take a moment and imagine how you might feel if you were standing in the airport in a foreign country and you had to figure out how to communicate with people in a brand new language. Would you be scared? Would you feel confident? Write a short poem that describes how you might be feeling (i.e. excited, happy, scared, nervous, etc).
Odd and Scared
I’m not prepared
Learning about France
I may have to dance
But I sit down
Without a frown
Learning that new language to me
Will make me, scream you see!
The final end of my poem!
Activity 2
Take a selfie that captures how you might be feeling. I think that I would most likely be feeling scared.



Here is my selfie!
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I am very aware that I wouldn’t know what people are saying to me so I reckon I would be absolutely frightened, nervous and of course scared - out of my mind!
Bonus Activity
Translate the following five basic travel phrases into Spanish, German, Malaysian, Japanese, Arabic or Afrikaans. Use the Google Translate website to do the translations.


Type the English phrase into the box on the left. Choose the language that you want it translated into on the right and then click the blue ‘Translate’ button. It will translate the English word or phrase into another language. Pretty cool ‘eh?!
Good morning = Buenos días, Guten Morgen,Selamat Pagi,おはようございます,صباح الخير, Goeie more (Same order as above!)
Good bye =  Adiós, Auf Wiedersehen, selamat tinggal, さようなら, وداعا, totsiens.
How much does this cost? = ¿Cuánto cuesta este?, Wie viel kostet das?, Berapa harga ini?, この費用はいくらですか?, كم سعر هذا؟,Hoeveel kos dit?
When is the next bus? = ¿Cuándo pasa el próximo autobús?, Wann fährt der nächste Bus?, Bilakah bas seterusnya?, 次のバスはいつですか?,متى ستأتي الحافلة القادمة ؟,Wanneer is die volgende bus?
Where is the nearest hospital? = ¿Dónde está el hospital más cercano?, Wo ist das nächste Krankenhaus?, Mana hospital yang terdekat?, 一番近い病院はどこですか?,أين يقع أقرب مستشفى؟,Waar is die naaste hospitaal?
(Sorry if it's not organized! but still enjoy)

5 comments:

Unknown said...

Hi Aaliyahna,

You wrote a good poem about being nervous in a new cultural situation! What is a "crench"? I've not heard that word before.

I like your chart representing the different languages - wouldn't it be wonderful to begin to learn one or 2 new languages so that, if you have a chance to travel overseas someday, you would be able to speak to people in different countries? Will you choose to study languages in high school, do you think? In Canada our students take French as well as english as we have 2 official languages. They can also choose to take courses in Spanish and German, if they wish. How fun!

Aaliyahna M said...

Woops! Sorry Leslie Williamson! I have just changed it now! I had auto-correct 'correct' me! I think now, my poem sounds a bit better!

Yes, I will probably pick French first, then continue off to Japanese.

cherise said...

Hi Nanz
GOOOD JOB hehehe
People make mistakes
Keep GOing

Unknown said...

Hello Aaliyahna!

Happy Boxing day! This poem is really cool. I wish I could read some of those translations!!

Can you speak any other languages? I can say a few things in Korean, but I still can't speak any particular language fluently. How about you?

Kia kaha,

Mark

Newsam P said...

Hey Nannah, your selfie is dope and you look so good on that photo

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