Here are some of the dozens of things I'm keeping in mind as I converse with people and teach.
Trousers=Pants
Prep=Homework
Register=Attendance/Role
Half 3=3:30
30 March=March 30th
Standard Six=5th Grade
The lou=Bathroom
Lift=Elevator
Uni=University/College
Computer Suite=Computer Lab
Home/Flat=Dorm
Original Home=Home
Bonnet/Boot=Front/Back of a car
Morning Play=Recess
Religious Education=Bible Class
Maths=Math
(Bobblehead movement)=Yes
Tamil=Local Language
Holiday=Break/Vacation
Lovely=Cool
Speech marks=Quotation Marks
Full Stop=Period (This one is hard to remember to say!)
Learning Intention=Teaching Standard/Learning Goal
Rubbish Bin=Trash Can
2 comments:
Hi Emily!! Dad can testify to the bobble head!! He's been there. We all really enjoyed seeing and talking to you on video chat lastnight. Thanks to Aaron! I will show your blog to the ladies in my Bible Study. They started praying for your trip atleast a month before you left. I love you!! MOM
Haha, in Japan, I met a girl from Wales, and we talked about the British use of the word lovely--such fun differences! It's so funny to me that you get to learn about the British way of speaking while in India!
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