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    Translation" by the stories that he states in his essay. First story is his mom wanted the kitchen to be yellow and she said limon to those Mexican workers. But she didn’t know that limon in Spanish means green‚ not yellow. Those workers didn’t know what limon meant in English but they knew it’s meaning in Spanish‚ so they would choose green rather

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    have somewhat different priorities and traditions. It also appears that economic status is a dividing factor. The most common language spoken by Mexican American’s is both English and Spanish. Some call it “Spanglish” there is even a movie with that label‚ I have a friend who speaks Spanish and when she saw me trying to learn it‚ she explained that Spanish

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    American desire to help the beleaguered Cubans with their independence from Spain. Americans wanted the war‚ which could well have been avoided‚ but they had little understanding of what the reults of the war would be. I believe American entry into the Spanish-American war was not justified. In September‚ 1895‚ came the event which changed the course of the Cuban rebellion against Spain. William Randolph Hearst‚ a young man of 32 who had been operating the San Fransisco Examiner‚ purchased the New York

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    Goya Company: Take Goya Foods‚ the $1 billion U.S. Hispanic-owned food company. Founded in 1936 by Spanish immigrant Prudencio Unanue and still run by his grandchildren‚ Goya first catered to Caribbean immigrants‚ then branched out into Mexican and other Latin American foods. Now it’s taking advantage of Latin food’s popularity to win new customers. IMC:  As more companies target the growing U.S. Hispanic population‚ Hispanic marketers are trying to extend their sales to the rest of America. Several

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    Hispanic population utilizes our services‚ so it would be beneficial for us to have some events that will bring out this crowd. We can focus on National Latino Aids Awareness Day which is always on October 15th; we can have a class to teach people Spanish‚ promote Hispanic heritage month‚ and a host of other programs. The main problem we

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    complete the task below on a separate sheet. An interview can only be arranged on receipt of the task. We recommend that you consult a grammar book and a methodology book if possible. Recommended books: Grammar: Parrot‚ Martin – Grammar for English Language Teachers (Cambridge University Press) Swan‚ Michael – Practical English Usage (Oxford University Press) Methodology: Jim Scrivener – Learning Teaching (Macmillan) Jeremy Harmer – How to Teach English (Longman) 1. Below are pairs of commonly confused

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    Between the United States and Spanish-speaking countries‚ there are many differences and similarities when it comes to education. Learning is essential all around the world‚ but it is the way kids are taught that makes each culture unique. The differences between the cultures on teaching education varies. Differences show when comparing kindergarten through university education between the two cultures. One major difference is the courses the kids take. In the Spanish culture‚ students take a religion

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    specially from Mexico. Without getting involved in American lifestyle 2 and learning to speak the English language‚ its impossible to be successful in the United States. Assimilation is when immigrants are absorbed into a larger community. The region where it occurs is known as the melting pot. But this is not the case with Mexicans as Ashley Pettus explains

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    The biggest and most obvious differences between the two countries is the language barrier‚ though it is possible to communicate in Spain‚ as 22% of the population speak English as well as Spanish. On the other hand‚ only 1.6% of the Canadian population speak Spanish. Spain is quite a bit more crowded then Canada‚ due to the fact that Spain’s population is larger than Canada by approximately 10 million‚ despite the fact that Spain is 9.5 million square kilometers smaller than Canada. That means

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    Mexico as home‚ the southwest became our homeland once more” (Anzaldua 29). In this area she lives in‚ the border‚ Anzaldua cannot expressly think of herself as Mexican nor can she truly call herself American according to the norms which include language (English) and the skin color (white). What is her identity then? All she knows is that her home is in the Rio Grande Valley. Anzaldua’s mother used to refer to boys as snakes: “don’t go to the outhouse at night […] a snake will crawl into your

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