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Category Archives: english
I SPEAK French, English & Urdu . . .
Earlier this year, right before the start of the scorching Dubai summer, miraculously “The Bakery Company” appeared across the street from my apartment complex in Dubai Marina. Torn between being delighted to have a specialty store at my doorstep and … Continue reading
Posted in arabic language, english, Uncategorized
Tagged I speak ..., languages, speaking different languages, The Bakery Company
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Raising multi-lingual children
I’m a terrible chinese person but a perfect example of chinese kids growing up in western culture. I was born in New Zealand, to Chinese-Malaysian parents, and moved to Hong Kong when I was 10 years old. I wasn’t able … Continue reading
Que pasa USA?
With Hurricane Alex dampening the original birthday plans complete with a day of Chukkas and Mariachis , Felipe Dell’Oro, Nicola Gryczka and I managed to get seats on a flight to Las Vegas, Nevada. Since I can’t tell you about … Continue reading
Posted in english, english flash cards, English Flashcards, english immersion program, english teachers, english vocabulary, esl children, esl english, esl flaschards, esl flashcards, esl students, esl students students, fruit and vegetable flashcards, Jam English Flash cards, JAM English Flashcards, jam flashcards, jam language, jam language English Flash Cards, JAM Language Limited, jam language publishing, language, learn english, learn spanish, learning languages, learning Spanish, linguistics, Spanglish, spanish language, Uncategorized
Tagged Los Angeles, Manouschka Guerrier, Marisabel Bazan, Nicola Gryczka, private chefs of Beverly Hills, Que pasa USA?, Randy Kaplan, Rocky Echevarria, Seth Menachem, Single Serving, Spanglish, Steven Bauer
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Futebol? Soccer? Chuggu? Sakkā? Fußball? Voetbal? Fútbol?
Good guess – I am talking about the World Cup! I think it was while I was watching Uruguay v South Korea I was wondering how players that don’t speak English, manage to communicate with the officials. If there is … Continue reading
Posted in AFC, Asian Football Confederation, Binh Dinh, english, football, World Cup
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Madrid – Teatro Real
I was regrettably running late for the Opera and I would now need to wait until intermission to claim my seat. In the meantime though I was escorted to the 5th floor of the Madrid Teatro Real where I could … Continue reading
A Flat White please!
(menu courtesy of Thirty-Nine Cafe in Ponsonby, Auckland) I haven’t been back to NZ in 8 years and I had forgotten how great their café culture is. I had forgotten how great their boutique coffee shops are, forgotten how great … Continue reading
Miami Ghosts
During a recent stop in Miami, I had the chance to spend some quality time with my lovely friend and song writer/singer Juliet Dibenedetto, whom I’ve known since I was 14! We met up in a local dive bar/restaurant in … Continue reading
JAM.HOW FOR KIDS
Yummy Mummy & Delicious Daddy 1. Quiz your 18+ month toddler. Why limit their vocabulary to just Apples & Bananas?2. Have more than one adorable little one?…get them to quiz each other 3. Two packs and you have memory snap … Continue reading