Sentences with phrase «family knows the language»

Unless your family knows the language very well and has a friend in the foreign government, they're likely to spend a lot of time and money getting your body home for burial.

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His explicit language and content may not be «safe for the whole family,» but with each song Chance gives listeners the image of a man working his way toward God the best way he knows how.
Their Americanization notwithstanding, the Durand - Perez family retained a number of features typical of every border family I know: pride in the Mexican culture and heritage; a deep and abiding religious faith; a love for both the Spanish and English languages (with family members having different degrees of competence in each); and a special esteem for the family's youngest and oldest members.
We all know how much nonsense is being said in order to get the family on «our» side of the gossip, in any language mind you.
«Every family we've served as a kind of impromptu therapist,» says Naoum, «giving the families people to talk to who speak their language and know what's going on.»
Mala would go each doorstep abusing the family with the filthiest language known to him.
(20) The result has been a severe alienation between the poet and the larger human family so that the most imaginative users of language — the poet — no longer supply a vitalizing pulse to the myths of the larger culture.
This workshop offers: tips to begin preparing with your family dog for life with baby, must - know information for expecting parents with dogs, practical solutions so that you can have fun while your dog learns, education on dog body language that will enhance your bond and success, and on - going support.
No matter what language you choose, your baby's birth announcement will be joyful snail mail for your family and friends to receive.
Gaab and her colleagues have found that preschoolers with a family history of dyslexia tend to have less gray matter in brain areas involved in mapping the sounds of language onto their written counterparts — areas known to differentiate older children with and without dyslexia.
For a decade, efforts to pinpoint speech - and language - associated genes have centered around a British family known to researchers as «KE.»
I'd like to ask which languages you are speaking in that lovely family of yours?Which donyou and your husband speak fluently and which languages does your daughter understand or speak (I know you wrote about it once but can't remember if it was detailed or not That would be really interesting!
Knowing a person's love language is something that will help you in relationships, co-workers, friends, family.
Do not be over enthusiastic to greet in her Asian language during your first meet, talk to her and get to know her and you may be surprised that her family has immigrated two generations back and has been raised in the western culture.
Ive worked with a Russian gentelman for a number of years as a welder.ive learned some language from him, got to know his family, attracted physically russian women i guess?
I know that some people are skeptical about internet dating but our family is a real prove that love has no borders, no nationalities and no language barriers.
The extraterrestrials hunt noisy humans by sound, but this family includes a deaf daughter, so its members know sign language.
What You Need To Know: Pitched somewhere in between horror, family drama and psychological thriller, «Stoker» is the English - language directorial debut of Park Chan - wook, the heralded South Korean film director behind «The Vengeance Trilogy» (which includes «Oldboy «-RRB-, «Thirst» and «Joint Security Area.»
The film opens with a title card that reads «Day 89,» where we meet the Abbott family; pillaging the remains of the drugstore ever so carefully so as not to disturb any pill bottles, communicating in sign language, and teaching the children the life or death ways of silence, no matter what.
Parents should know that this film includes some mild language, family tension and drama, sad loss of a father, bullies, a scary fire, a brawl, and a racist remark.
We don't know the relationship between the families, but we see Blige's body language — she stiffens, her chin rises, she grabs her husband's hand and her genius is that it's subtle but practically shouts out cues to the audience: fear, tension, wariness.
Know your #SDGs / #GlobalGoals and hold adults and leaders accountable for them, push back if they try to make you believe that your country, language, tribe or family is greater or more deserving than the others, and look for opportunities to make a difference yourselves.
Since completing her dissertation, ««I Know Who Makes Ice Cream»: Explanations in Mealtime Conversations of Low - Income Families of Preschoolers» in 1991, she has published numerous papers on language and mealtime.
Small - group instruction, offering a chance for deeper discussion and usage of vocabulary, is where educators can also provude support with basic vocabulary words, such as household items and terms for family members — words whose meanings EL students already know in their home language, but which they need to label in English.
● What Parents of ELLs / MLLs Should Know to Ensure Their Child Graduates from High School (presented in multiple languages) ● Helping Families with Child Health Plus, Essential Plan, Medicaid Managed Care ● Understanding Text Complexity in Spanish ● Meeting the Culture and Linguistic Needs of Students: The Challenge for Effective Teaching in 2018
However, as frightening as the conditions are currently, I can tell you that I personally know many educators who take this moment to reignite their fire for teaching, for leading, for making sure that students have the language skills to navigate themselves and their families through these complex times.
««[When] children lose their home language skills, we as educators have a serious problem... fractured communities are created when families can no longer [talk] on a deep level about issues that matter.»
Lacking bandwidth (and sometimes know - how), principals struggle to address the needs of growing numbers of highly mobile families, English language learners, and students living in poverty.
This is really a part of our school culture that might not be familiar to the ELL families so I do a lot of training to help invite them in and find a niche they can contribute to and a way they feel comfortable helping out no matter what language they speak.
While we do not know how these families are spread across the District (see our research on demand for dual language programs) and are working to increase access to information and research about these programs by communities across the District, we do know that:
We seek to put greater ownership in the hands of parents and families, professional educators and local community leaders — who are passionate and motivated to serve every child no matter what their socioeconomic background, level of affluence, upbringing, native language or country of origin.
I know the traditionalist here hate that they dropped the wreath but this is a futuristic take on where they need to go as they finally get their family line of auto's sync'd to an outstanding design language with build quality and desire to match.
But even if the specifics of your cultural and historical heritage are not at your fingertips you know that they exist: you could call a family member or a take a class in the language that your ancestors spoke.
It could be a weekend trip to a place you've already been with your family or friends; you know what to expect, you're familiar with the language, and you can find your way around.
While no one can know the laws of all countries, international family law counsel are experienced in discovering, understanding and comparing such laws, not by merely reviewing the bare language of the governing statutes, cases or treaties, but by evaluating the practical impact of the laws as they might apply to their clients» actual circumstances in the various legal systems in issue.
We get to know you, listen to your needs and explain your options in clear, simple language to help you make the best decision for you and your family.
In 2002 SWALSC proposed to the traditional owners that these separate claims be amalgamated into a single native title claim, known as the Single Noongar Claim (SNC), to reflect the common culture and language family shared by all Noongars and restore the community unity that the native title process had undermined, as well as to negotiate better outcomes from the native title process with limited NTRB funding.
However, relatively few of us know how to express our love in the heart language of our family and friends.
We know though, that in some places there is work to be done within our families, our clan or language groups and our kinship communities.
Although we are investigating many areas of children's development, one of our guiding premises is that school adjustment depends on more than just the «obvious» or «known» predictors, such as children's intellectual aptitude, language skills, family backgrounds and so on.
«I'm a former Navy cruiser destroyer type of guy and was a defense contractor for 30 years, so I speak their language and I know what these families are going through.»
I am so thankful for the view of the Gela Islands, that I have from my window, and knowing that my family is translating the word of God into their language.
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