Immersion Program Overview
3) Kinesthetic/Tactile: Walk and talk, dance, speak your language, memory games, etc
We are to find out what is our best language learning method and do it! (Sonja has no idea!)
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This is Jordan (Sister Moleff is on the left). He was our Head Tutor and served his mission in Thailand. He is the person who is TRYING to teach us the Thai language. In Thai there are 44 consonants and 32 vowels. A vowel can be placed in any position around a consonant that changes the consonant sound and meaning. Because of Jordan we now know the sounds of most of the consonants and vowels. We can read a few words but may not know the English interpretation. We can also say a few phrases in Thai. (like: Hello, how are you, thank you, and its a pleasure to meet you) |
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This is Rebecca. She served her mission in Thailand. She is our Study Buddy. She helped us speak Thai words an phrases correctly. Here she is teaching us some of the vowel sounds. She used examples of Kinesthetic learning by dancing to the Thai language rhythm. |
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This is Trent. He served his mission in Thailand and has taken Thai at BYU. He and Jordan were companions in the MTC. He also helped us with the Thai spoken word. ALL of these instructors/tutors were very PATIENT and KIND to this Senior Couple. They made this experience very NICE for us. Words cannot express how much we appreciate their service to us. |
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