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KS2 French learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers.

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1. Twenty to thirty vocabulary words.

2. Grammar tailored to the specific level of study applying the vocabulary from that lesson.

3. Audio recordings of every Korean word and sentence.

Our Lessons are separated into Units, each with 25 Lessons, 3 Quizzes and a Unit Test. We currently have the following Units:

In addition to the lessons, we also have additional material that you can use to supplement your learning.

Workbooks for each lesson where you can apply what you learn to interesting and useful exercises

Mobile App with various ways to quiz yourself on the vocabulary and sentences introduced

Audio files for every word and sentence in Korean

Hanja Lessons to help you understand the root-meanings of words

Short Stories to increase your reading skills

Simple Lists of vocabulary in case you want to organize things your way

Anki Packages so you can make digital practice cards at home

Vocabulary Lists to help you understand how each word can be used (completed to Lesson 100)

Conjugate buttons that you can press to see how every verb and adjective is conjugated (completed to Lesson 75)

Paperback and Kindle versions of our lessons

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Learn Korean numbers - begin learning the numbers with the numbers in Korean 1-12 game, and then continue counting up to 20 with the numbers in Korean 13-20 quiz For multiples of ten, try the numbers in Korean 0-100 game. Arithmetic quizzes in which you add the Korean words for numbers together to choose the answer.

Fruit and vegetables game- 15 of the most common words for Korean fruit and vegetables in a fun and visual quiz with Korean voice audio included. Begin your Korean language studies with some important vocabulary. For elementary level language learners and those needing to go grocery shopping in Seoul.

Animals in Korean - learn 17 words for common animals in the Korean language. Match the animal image with the Korean word with a fun language arts activity.

Days and months in Korean - learn the days of the week and the months of the year in a fun actiivity that is suitable for children and beginners. Learn cruicial Korean vocabulary for making arrangements and appointments.
Korean vocabulary game - study 33 essential nouns in the Korean language with a word list and fun exercise where you match words in Hangul or transliteration with objects. The language student should listen to the voice audio for Korean learning pronunciation.

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Learn Korean numbers - begin learning the numbers with the numbers in Korean 1-12 game, and then continue counting up to 20 with the numbers in Korean 13-20 quiz For multiples of ten, try the numbers in Korean 0-100 game. Arithmetic quizzes in which you add the Korean words for numbers together to choose the answer.

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KS2 Mandarin learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers organised by topic.

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and culture alongside the contents of "Marugoto: Japanese Language and Culture",
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Japan Foundation website for learning about Japanese language and culture based on 'Marugoto: Japanese Language and Culture (Starter A1)' coursebook.

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All 48 lessons of "Easy Japanese" can be downloaded free. The audio file (mp3 format) for each lesson will be available on this website after it has been broadcasted on NHK WORLD RADIO JAPAN. The textbook page (pdf format) for the lesson can also be downloaded free. The textbook for all 48 lessons is also available free.

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Your first conversation in Portuguese - 1 - Listen and speak

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Schools Interface British Council - ARABIC ONLINE

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Saira, Ammar and Shomari study Arabic. They'll introduce you to this beautiful language and the food and music in Arabic-speaking countries.

Meet your teachers

You can find out more about Arabic at the University of Manchester here.

Find out who will be teaching you as you embark on your Languages XP Arabic adventure. Saira is in the fourth and final year of her Arabic Studies degree, Shomari studies Arabic and Spanish also in his final year and Ammar is in Year 3 of his Arabic and French degree. They will tell you a bit about themselves and why they chose to study this wonderful language:

Arabic Taster Sessions

Try some Arabic with us:

Ammar shows you how to say where you are from and where you live. Shomari will introduce you to some very tasty dishes (and how to order them in Arabic). Saira will have you counting in Arabic in no time, will have you bopping along to Arabic music and she explains how to say hello and how to introduce yourself, too.

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Saira, Ammar and Shomari study Arabic. They'll introduce you to this beautiful language and the food and music in Arabic-speaking countries. You can find out more about Arabic at the University of Manchester here. Find out who will be teaching you as you embark on your Languages XP Arabic adventure.

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Arabic key phrases

Take these phrases with you on your mp3 player and as a print-out!

Download mp3 - right click and choose 'save target as'

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BBC Languages - Learn Arabic in your own time and have fun with Guide to Languages. Your fun Arabic language taster. Pick up essential phrases and learn some fascinating facts about the language. Learn essential Arabic phrases. How to greet and say thanks and sorry in Arabic

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Greetings https://youtu.be/6y0e1zmFWE8
Dictionary  www.mobilesign.org/
Finger spelling chart www.british-sign.co.uk/fingerspelling-alphabet-charts/

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How to sign the alphabet in British Sign Language

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How To Make Your Own Language-Learning Journal

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Why Keep a Notebook?

There are so many huge benefits to keeping a language learning notebook, from the brain science aspects all the way to mindfulness and wellbeing.

Personalised Learning

Language learning notebooks are a completely blank canvas where you can design the textbook of your dreams. You control the layout and the content, and get to create what makes sense to you.

Clearer Thinking

Writing in a notebook means you are expressing concepts and sentences in a way that makes sense to you personally. It automatically helps organise what you are learning. Sam mentions that he selects what he finds most helpful and important from podcasts, YouTube videos and online lessons so he can curate his own version of a personal textbook.

Memory Boosts

When you write your notes by hand, you become better at remembering them. The act of writing, perhaps even colouring or illustrating your note is an in-depth repetition of what you're learning. Add to that the personal connection as you write what is meaningful to you, and the increased repetitions as you look back over your notebook, and what you have created is a reliable system for remembering what you learn.

Enjoyment

If you have a creative side you'd like to unleash, your language learning notebook is a welcome new playground. Kathryn and Sam already loved drawing, design and papercrafts. The language notebook became a way of adding language to what they enjoy, and it has helped create time to combine two great hobbies.

Freedom from screen

Learning online gives you access to infinite materials, but sometimes it's hard to remember everything that you see. The notebook becomes your place to capture the coolest bits you find on the web, the new words you learn from an app, everything you find in your personal language learning world.

What Can You Write In The Notebook?

Anything and everything! The possibilities are endless: Kathryn keeps her journal in her target language Norwegian. Sam doodles around tricky pronunciation rules and curious idioms. Here are some more ideas:

Vocab doodles or lists

Jokes & Cute Pictures

Repeat and review things you learnt from YouTube or a podcast

All types of language learning goals and motivations

Memories from cool things you've done

Tracking: Core skills balance, daily contact with an app

Your resource lists

Weekly learning plans

Get Inspired With These Instagram Language Journalers

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Sixth Form students can try courses on Future Learn

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Learning another language can help you boost your career and even your income. Depending on your location and industry, a second language on your CV could increase your income by up to 10-15%, with sales, marketing, and technical support seeing the biggest changes. Studies have shown that the most popular languages among employers include German and Mandarin, while English is still the lingua franca for business.

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Language skills can be used in almost any career, and particularly in businesses that trade internationally

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Remember that many employers accept applications from graduates with any degree subject, so don't restrict your thinking to the jobs listed here.

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Many modern language degrees offer a year studying or working abroad. If you choose to undertake a work placement during this year, try to find one in a career that you're interested in and take the opportunity to develop skills specific to that job, as well as your proficiency in the language.

Any time you can spend abroad perfecting your language skills will be helpful, and you may be able to find a temporary job that allows you to do this. Teaching English or working in the tourism sector can be good options.

If your aim is to move into translating or interpreting, you may want to carry out some work on a voluntary basis in order to build up a portfolio of experience.

Experience in areas such as administration and IT will also be useful for many jobs that use language skills. Registering with a suitable employment agency can help you in your search for work.

Search for placements and find out more about work experience and internships and self-employment.

Typical employers

Some modern language graduates work on a self-employed basis as interpreters or translators. However, many others are employed by companies who trade or offer services internationally, or to non-English speaking customers and suppliers.

Language graduates are therefore employed by a wide variety of employers and sectors, including:

business services

charity work

engineering

media

museums and libraries

public administration

teaching

tourism

transport and logistics.

Find information on employers in leisure, sport and tourism, marketing, advertising and PR, teacher training and education and other job sectors.

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Skills for your CV

Studying a modern language degree will help you to develop good oral and written communication skills, and will also enable you to:

effectively gather, assess and interpret information

lead and participate in discussions and groups

organise your workload to meet deadlines

develop opinions and propose ideas

read pages of text and pick out the essential points.

Spending a year abroad during your degree where you'll adapt to new and changing surroundings will make you more resourceful and increase your cultural awareness. It will also enhance your ability to work independently and to relate to others and work as part of a team.

In an increasingly global jobs market, these skills are highly valued by employers, whichever career you go into.

Further study

Some graduates pursue postgraduate qualifications in interpreting or translating. This can help with competition for jobs and demonstrates a certain level of professional expertise.

You can choose to specialise in an area of language study that interested you during your undergraduate - European studies, for example.

Choosing to study abroad can increase your chances of developing an international career.

Further study or training in the subject you wish to develop your career, for example marketing, finance, business, IT and journalism, may be helpful. For some careers, such as law and teaching, postgraduate qualifications are essential.

For more information on further study and to find a course that interests you, see Masters degrees and search postgraduate courses in modern languages.

What do modern language graduates do?

Teaching professional is the top job held by modern languages graduates in employment in the UK. Other jobs in the top ten include business, research and administrative professionals, sales, marketing and related associate professionals, artistic, literary and media occupations, finance professionals, welfare and housing associate professionals, business associate professionals and media professionals.

For a detailed breakdown of what language graduates are doing after graduation, see What do graduates do?

Graduate destinations data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency.

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