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 silviamontra
 
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							| It sounds quite funny. It is great to hear that there is a need to be creative and make things interesting and motivating for students.   I can help with the Spanish version.   Hola, me llamo Silvia. Soy espa�ola. De donde eres tu? Hablas ingl�s? (espa�ol)     |  7 Sep 2009     
					
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 mary-butterfly
 
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							| COMING BACK TO DECORATION FOR CLASSROOM,I HAVE DECORATED  MY CLASSROOM WITH THE PICTIONARIES THAT I TOOK  HERE AND HANG THEM UP IN MY CLASSROOM WITH SOME  WORDS BETWEEN THEM LIKE STUDY,LEARN.LISTEN..ETC |  7 Sep 2009     
					
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 douglas
 
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							| I noticed that both of you have used the informal form in your examples--is there a speciall reason for that?  (It sounds kind of funny to me to use the "informal form" when you are asking somebody their name; I mean, how good can you know them?)    My name is Douglas. I come from California (in the United States).  What is your name? Do you speak English?  |  7 Sep 2009     
					
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 Aurore
 
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							| I love this idea so please post these few sentences in as many different European languages as possible. Again thanks in advance. |  7 Sep 2009     
					
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 txellalalluna
 
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							| Hola, em dic Txell. S�c catalana. Tu d �on ets?
 Parles angl�s? (catal�)
 
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 moravc
 
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							| In Czech you would say them like this: Ahoj, jmenuji se .......  Jsem z Česk� republiky.Odkud jsi ty?
 Mluv� anglicky? (česky?)
 
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 Ahoy, ymanuyi se ...... Ysem z czeske repoobliki
 Odkud ysi ti?
 Mluwi:sh angli:ski? (czesski?)))
 ((please pronounce "A" like "A" in Alicia, , "E" like "E" in End, , U like  "oo" in cool))
 
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 Malvine
 
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							| This is in Latvian: Mani sauc Alda. Es esmu no Latvijas. Kaa tevi sauc?  Vai tu runaa angliski?  [Actually "kaa" & "runaa" are typed/written with a prolongation mark which cannot be found in many languages; I will type it here as there are special marks on my PC but I �m not sure you will see it as I have typed: kā & runā.]    BTW you can still download 2 very good WS from Sept 6th made by Ju Madeiro from Portugal, I think they are absolutely gorgeous: 1) Nationalities and Flags and 2) Countries and Flags. |  7 Sep 2009     
					
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 luoliveira
 
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							| In Portuguese, the sentences would be:   "Oi, meu nome � ......... Eu sou do Brasil. De onde voc� �? Voc� fala ingl�s?"   See ya! |  7 Sep 2009     
					
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 anaisabel001
 
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							| Ladybird Lovely idea!!
 
 Silvia has already posted the Spanish version.
 
 
 
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 mariannina
 
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							| In Italian:   Ciao, mi chiamo Mariannina. Sono Italiana Di dove sei tu? Parli italiano?   Good night |  8 Sep 2009     
					
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