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bill 14 indigenous and minority | languages | 14 cost of implementation 15 |
charter for regional and minority | languages | 17 the uk government ratified |
charter for regional and minority | languages | 17 these guidelines also note |
minority languages european year of | languages | 2001 the european year of |
1999 campaign definition o minority | languages | 36 this inquiry seeks tae |
election campaign definition of minority | languages | 36 this inquiry seeks to |
meant by the term minority | languages | 37 the most fulsome definition |
charter for regional or minority | languages | 4 a link to the |
of gaelic scots and minority | languages | 4 to do this it |
and promote regional or minority | languages | a regional or minority language |
chairter for regional and minority | languages | an an basically says as |
languages scots ethnic minority community | languages | and bsl and their contribution |
charter for regional or minority | languages | and is detailed in paragraph |
one of europe s minority | languages | and it would be ridiculous |
definition of minority or community | languages | and the european charter was |
languages so scotland s minority | languages | are eligible only by default |
the relevant regional or minority | languages | article 10 para 1 d |
charter defines regional or minority | languages | as those that are traditionally |
charter for regional or minority | languages | ets no 148 paragraph 10 |
charter for regional or minority | languages | ets no 148 paragraph 10 |
charter for regional or minority | languages | european treaty series no 148 |
charter for regional or minority | languages | european treaty series no 148 |
the european charter on minority | languages | european year of languages 2001 |
who use regional or minority | languages | examples of the measures in |
many minority and lesser used | languages | exist in the member states |
charter for regional and minority | languages | frank mcaveety veesitit a schuil |
s plan indigenous and minority | languages | gaelic is a minority language |
charter for regional or minority | languages | http conventions coe int royal |
use of regional or minority | languages | in education and the media |
group to do with minority | languages | in europe of which there |
developing gaelic scots and minority | languages | in scotland 2 a general |
also necessary to define minority | languages | in scotland background 6 with |
developing gaelic scots and minority | languages | in scotland became the first |
developing gaelic scots and minority | languages | in scotland for the purposes |
both scots and gaelic minority | languages | in scotland scots and gaelic |
developing gaelic scots and minority | languages | in scotland sp paper 778 |
the board states no minority | languages | in the world will survive |
and protect all languages minority | languages | included and recognise their importance |
charter for regional or minority | languages | is a council of europe |
definition of regional and minority | languages | is contained in the european |
one of europe s minority | languages | it is time that it |
developing scots gaelic and minority | languages | karen gillon is to report |
linguistic imperialism or let minority | languages | languish and die through neglect |
charter for regional and minority | languages | letter from mike watson msp |
should cherish and protect all | languages | minority languages included and recognise |
of the lesser known minority | languages | of europe that definition is |
charter for regional and minority | languages | on 27 march 2001 the |
be available in ethnic minority | languages | on audiotape as well as |
provision for gaelic modern european | languages | scots ethnic minority community languages |
recognition of scots and minority | languages | should not be done at |
adopted european charter for minority | languages | should set out the context |
charter for regional or minority | languages | so as to ensure equal |
approach and to include all | languages | so scotland s minority languages |
the expense of other minority | languages | such as punjabi urdu gujuarati |
mix enriched by ethnic minority | languages | such as urdu or panjabi |
the european parliament for minority | languages | that has helped many practical |
charter for regional and minority | languages | the charter in 1992 for |
charter for regional and minority | languages | the council of europe drew |
charter for regional or minority | languages | the european charter for regional |
chairter for regional or minority | languages | the foondin o the cross |
charter for regional or minority | languages | the objectives of the millennium |
charter for regional or minority | languages | the uk government and therefore |
charter for regional or minority | languages | the uk government has declared |
and promotion of indigenous minority | languages | throughout europe the council of |
users of regional or minority | languages | to submit oral or written |
no standing definition of minority | languages | to which reference is routinely |
thomson d s 1981 minority | languages | today edinburgh e u p |
of the promoting other minority | languages | was also raised in the |
european chairter for regional minority | languages | was done be eh brian |
in gaelic and other minority | languages | where there is demand make |
charter for regional and minority | languages | which has been ratified by |
projects including regional and minority | languages | which member states designate as |
charter for regional or minority | languages | which obliges a state to |
could be considered small minority | languages | will be bidding against the |
that as a result minority | languages | will be given the support |
gaelic and other lesser used | languages | 39 104 edinburgh city council |
children in the lesser used | languages | and a breton dictionary a |
european bureau for lesser used | languages | as one of europe s |
european bureau of lesser used | languages | as one of europe s |
european bureau of lesser used | languages | as one of the lesser |
european bureau for lesser used | languages | eblul with an office in |
european bureau of lesser used | languages | european commission representation in scotland |
peerier though no lesser european | languages | fundin comes fae da culture |
lesser used heritage and community | languages | is important not only for |
scots scots and lesser used | languages | much more interest is now |
condition of the lesser used | languages | of europe such as basque |
gaelic and other lesser used | languages | supply of teachers in an |
european bureau for lesser used | languages | the scots language resource centre |
in this charter non territorial | languages | means languages used by nationals |
charter non territorial languages means | languages | used by nationals of the |
and drama teaches both indigenous | languages | and all students sing in |
differently because they are indigenous | languages | and because nowhere else in |
of scots and our indigenous | languages | and look forward to the |
ensure that scotland s indigenous | languages | are proposed for inclusion and |
action for scotland s indigenous | languages | as part of the european |
scotland has two indigenous heritage | languages | gaelic and scots 17 it |
one of scotland s indigenous | languages | ian jenkins tweeddale ettrick and |
indigenous scottish languages than community | languages | if we cannot have a |
forward to strengthening our indigenous | languages | in many more debates in |
to add gaelic non indigenous | languages | pilot studies will investigate the |
status of scotland s indigenous | languages | scots and gaelic and a |
the use of non indigenous | languages | such as chinese punjabi and |
in the way that indigenous | languages | tend to survive in other |
greater store by indigenous scottish | languages | than community languages if we |
important eh scotland s indigenous | languages | that is scots and and |
grade arrangements document for modern | languages | 1985 describes a functional and |
higher still arrangements for modern | languages | 1997 and modern languages subject |
modern languages p6 s2 modern | languages | 5 14 national guidelines s3 |
the revision of the modern | languages | 5 14 national guidelines the |
to above p6 s2 modern | languages | 5 14 national guidelines the |
s2 the document modern european | languages | 5 14 sets out the |
to the teaching of modern | languages | across the three stages which |
forward that certainly in modern | languages | again we tend to i |
higher still subject guide modern | languages | although each of the three |
always worries teachers of modern | languages | am i being too hard |
the teaching strategies that modern | languages | and english teachers often use |
paper is to enable modern | languages | and english teachers to discuss |
the current position of modern | languages | and how we got there |
to be proficient in modern | languages | and if they are to |
working well in modern european | languages | and it s an area |
can make similarly with modern | languages | and it- that is very |
on the teaching of modern | languages | and others such as 5 |
highlight the position of modern | languages | and the way i would |
between supported writing in modern | languages | and the writing process in |
to go to in modern | languages | and therefore we can look |
see interest shifting towards modern | languages | and through that towards general |
the press that when modern | languages | appear there it s usually |
that their pupils in modern | languages | are doing at least as |
other stages at which modern | languages | are taught in p6 s2 |
confirm the impression of modern | languages | as a subject in crisis |
about the position of modern | languages | as john mentioned my name |
and assessment arrangements for modern | languages | at standard grade describe a |
my own preference in modern | languages | at the moment is that |
level of attainment in modern | languages | at this level among pupils |
a later stage in modern | languages | b comparing texts one useful |
the teaching of modern foreign | languages | both in the secondary sector |
i think eh modern european | languages | but for gaelic culture as |
english the teacher of modern | languages | can draw upon progress already |
english the teacher of modern | languages | can draw upon progress already |
areas the language is strongest | languages | cannot survive in the modern |
our terms again in modern | languages | certainly to to bring it |
which they share with modern | languages | colleagues the assessment of spoken |
teaching and learning in modern | languages | communicative competence since the mid |
arrangements in standard grade modern | languages | continuing with the study of |
and older pupils in modern | languages | creates the same kind of |
with exclusively in the modern | languages | curricula greater awareness of language |
to the higher still modern | languages | documentation is urgently required to |
to the higher still modern | languages | documentation is urgently required to |
erm this modern l- foreign | languages | environment is a it s |
in the department for modern | languages | f806: ah probably because it |
the key document in modern | languages | for each stage referred to |
higher still subject guide modern | languages | for those pupils who continue |
that currently means modern european | languages | gaelic for er learners and |
scotland further education network modern | languages | goethe institute highland council hm |
and written performance the modern | languages | grammar grid available from colleagues |
in both english and modern | languages | grammatical features were taught directly |
for higher exams in modern | languages | had declined by 50 per |
languages involved subject guide modern | languages | higher still this development can |
about the position of modern | languages | i think my initial thought |
eh my background is modern | languages | i was a principal teacher |
and i think in modern | languages | i would like to think |
to the teaching of modern | languages | in general terms this approach |
and myself representing modern european | languages | in my role there so |
of the teaching of modern | languages | in recent years susan halliwell |
paper learning and teaching modern | languages | in schools and colleges in |
promoting the teaching of modern | languages | in schools i have no |
and 20 teaching secondary modern | languages | in scotland when planning a |
to go to in modern | languages | in terms of a rationale |
extensive national pilot project modern | languages | in the primary school mlps |
the learner of all the | languages | involved subject guide modern languages |
you see the position modern | languages | is in but more importantly |
subject guide higher still modern | languages | it is stated that language |
be restricted to modern european | languages | it should be used for |
on that but in modern | languages | it went it really went |
scottish university council on modern | languages | language bank british deaf association |
assessors reports for the modern | languages | made the following assessment with |
higher still arrangements for modern | languages | might also provide a useful |
schools perceive to be the | languages | modern foreign heritage community etc |
s animal encyclopaedia in modern | languages | older pupils can take traditional |
commonly used in teaching modern | languages | on first reading this may |
we want language lang- modern | languages | or and all languages to |
of school provision in modern | languages | p6 s2 modern languages 5 |
was characteristic of the modern | languages | programme when it first started |
europe s 1971 1981 modern | languages | project was very influential in |
arrangements in standard grade modern | languages | s5 s6 higher still subject |
of points arising in modern | languages | similarly the function or notion |
language gaelic and modern european | languages | so that s the thrust |
case specifically for modern european | languages | so there ll be the |
award for writing in modern | languages | sqa has made available to |
discussion between english and modern | languages | staff comparing the concepts and |
head teacher and the modern | languages | staff we will all watch |
modern languages 1997 and modern | languages | subject guide 1997 will show |
sectoral attitudes towards modern foreign | languages | taken from scottish cilt http |
colleague who is a modern | languages | teacher he had just had |
guide for higher still modern | languages | teachers and lecturers are encouraged |
i pay tribute to modern | languages | teachers and people in twinning |
specifications both english and modern | languages | teachers employ similar techniques here |
strategies in this paper modern | languages | teachers may find sections 3 |
poster about them in modern | languages | teachers might contrast the use |
is building english and modern | languages | teachers might usefully consider the |
pupils in the class modern | languages | teachers might usefully use authentic |
as a skill in modern | languages | teaching in s1 s4 the |
lot of things in modern | languages | teaching that aren t perfect |
your own guidelines in modern | languages | tell you never mind what |
has more success with modern | languages | than i did 17 48 |
less positive correlation in modern | languages | than in other subject areas |
a new development in modern | languages | that s just underway but |
contributors the one in modern | languages | that we also want to |
certain key issues in modern | languages | that we have to address |
the learning of modern european | languages | the citizens of a multilingual |
higher still framework in modern | languages | the internal writing tasks at |
standard grade assessment in modern | languages | the standard grade arrangements document |
discussion for speaking in modern | languages | there exist performances on audio |
children might want in modern | languages | this could usefully be done |
of you have done modern | languages | to any extent but if |
modern languages or and all | languages | to move and there will |
it is common in modern | languages | to plan in terms of |
five to fourteen in modern | languages | to start tracking different strands |
still development team for modern | languages | was aware from briefing inputs |
for the teaching of modern | languages | was broadening annual statistics issued |
to the teaching of modern | languages | was seen most clearly in |
but i think in modern | languages | we ll also be trying |
group in terms of modern | languages | we want i think to |
existed within teachers of modern | languages | when faced with the dilemma |
guide for higher still modern | languages | where it is stated that |
of the areas in modern | languages | where we ve got attention |
the virtual school of modern | languages | which is a joint initiative |
of where i think modern | languages | would like to move but |
we ve got many ehm | languages | and accents and dialects eh |
now we ve got many | languages | and and dialects and accents |
and dialects eh so what | languages | and and dialects do you |
now you ve got many | languages | and dialects and accents in |
dialects and languages eh what | languages | and dialects are you aware |
all of scotland eh what | languages | and dialects do you know |
m interested in languages eh | languages | and dialects i travel all |
got quite a number of | languages | and dialects in scotland so |
lucky to have so many | languages | and dialects that reflect the |
or panjabi such dialects and | languages | are not merely spoken alongside |
through sharing together the different | languages | dialects and accents present in |
what dialects and accents and | languages | do you know or do |
okay i m interested in | languages | eh languages and dialects i |
the the scottish dialects and | languages | eh what languages and dialects |
in the scottish dialects and | languages | ehm and that i travel |
dialects as well as languages | languages | for life shows how the |
or against particular dialects or | languages | is a fact of sociolinguistic |
other dialects as well as | languages | languages for life shows how |
ehm accents or dialects or | languages | m952: i can never understand |
gaelic any other dialects or | languages | you can think of f951: |
and greater competence in foreign | languages | at present there is no |
for any other languages foreign | languages | f950: [exhale] well i i |
importance of proficiency in foreign | languages | for all scottish schoolchildren noting |
you decide for any other | languages | foreign languages f950: [exhale] well |
what do you think what | languages | foreign languages should be taught |
extend the teaching of foreign | languages | in primary schools and provide |
in specialists to teach foreign | languages | in primary schools labour s |
report of the findings foreign | languages | in the upper secondary school |
and willingness to speak foreign | languages | is sadly limited we must |
get children interested in foreign | languages | is to start them very |
in their work in foreign | languages | it is ludicrous to expect |
to ourselves to master foreign | languages | learning a language is vital |
don t speak any foreign | languages | masel but i find that |
you think what languages foreign | languages | should be taught at school |
do you think what foreign | languages | should be taught at school |
foreign language teaching what foreign | languages | should be taught at school |
think what l- what foreign | languages | should be taught at school |
operas are sung in foreign | languages | therefore will the scottish executive |
education system for teaching foreign | languages | to primary school children s1w |
but also the other foreign | languages | which i had eh learned |
greek latin an ither foreign | languages | while scots anes juist includes |
of the european year of | languages | 16 32 dr winnie ewing |
strategies 10 european year o | languages | 2001 26 the european year |
strategies 19 european year of | languages | 2001 26 the european year |
on the european year of | languages | 2001 and british sign language |
s1m 1617 european year of | languages | 2001 and bsl lodged on |
sandra white european year of | languages | 2001 bsl that the parliament |
table one european year of | languages | 2001 events activities supported in |
under the european year of | languages | 2001 further information can be |
language in european year of | languages | 2001 lodged on 27 october |
december 2001 european year of | languages | 2001 overview this paper summarises |
language in european year of | languages | 2001 that the parliament welcomes |
regarding the european year of | languages | 2001 the following web sites |
in the european year of | languages | a uk committee co ordinated |
s1m 1925 european year of | languages | and bsl lodged on 10 |
s1m 1925 european year of | languages | and bsl lodged on 10 |
is the european year of | languages | and i am delighted to |
parliament welcomes european day of | languages | and the publication of citizens |
can to ensure that those | languages | are designated for european funding |
programme of action for both | languages | as part of the european |
programme of action for both | languages | as part of the european |
of the european year of | languages | at the pairliament taks tent |
under the european year of | languages | banner have been co ordinated |
in this year of european | languages | because gaelic is after all |
mark the european day of | languages | by allowing a choice of |
as the european year of | languages | by both the council of |
of the year of european | languages | by the minister for education |
pupils who were celebrating european | languages | day i was embarrassed that |
which took place on european | languages | day on 26 september 2001 |
s1m 2221 irene oldfather european | languages | day thursday 27 september 2001 |
i am pleased that european | languages | day which is a european |
not match those of european | languages | early linguists were sometimes misled |
2001 the european year of | languages | eyl 2001 is an event |
2001 as european year of | languages | further welcomes the year s |
and the european year of | languages | give scots and gaelic equal |
plurilingualism the european year of | languages | has been jointly organised by |
of the european year of | languages | have been the european wide |
for the european year of | languages | have to been to increase |
2001 the european year of | languages | however the executive cannot work |
by the european year of | languages | i am enthusiastic about the |
in the european year of | languages | i can confirm that they |
of the european year of | languages | i have never doubted alasdair |
on the european day of | languages | i say bonsoir and au |
in terms of again european | languages | i think we need to |
support the european year of | languages | in july 2000 ojl l232 |
launch the european year of | languages | in scotland in 2001 stated |
of the european year of | languages | in scotland within scotland activities |
her motion having our native | languages | included in those european projects |
is a european year of | languages | initiative is being marked by |
understanding the european day of | languages | is a celebration of human |
default the european year of | languages | is a joint initiative by |
while the european year of | languages | is essentially a european initiative |
level the european year of | languages | is important but it provides |
competitive the european year of | languages | is not only about raising |
during the european year of | languages | is that so much of |
s nothing like any european | languages | it s got all these |
of the european day of | languages | like everyone else i express |
s1m 2221 european day of | languages | lodged on 14 september 2001 |
the forthcoming european year of | languages | many views have been expressed |
with the european year of | languages | membership of the group includes |
decision time european day of | languages | motion debated irene oldfather irene |
european citizens aware that all | languages | not just the widely known |
be the european year of | languages | notes that european union funding |
and the european day of | languages | on the 26th september table |
knowledge about two major european | languages | on which to draw s5 |
again in terms of european | languages | or or languages other than |
of european languages or or | languages | other than english i ve |
of the european year of | languages | outlines the activities and events |
ian jenkins european year of | languages | that the parliament welcomes the |
be the european year of | languages | that we should have someone |
in the european year of | languages | the debate will be concluded |
communication between users of different | languages | the european commission allocated a |
2001 310 european day of | languages | the presiding officer sir david |
of the european year of | languages | the record of successive governments |
2001 the european year of | languages | the scottish executive should take |
command of the main european | languages | this summer i was asked |
under the european year of | languages | this was a language and |
like the european year of | languages | to be used as an |
26 the european year of | languages | was organised by the european |
during the european year of | languages | we need to use the |
on this day of european | languages | we want to make our |
information eu european year of | languages | web site http www eurolang2001 |
en uk european year of | languages | web site http www eyl2001 |
of the european year of | languages | were europe is multilingual and |
2001 as european year of | languages | which has the aim of |
under the european year of | languages | which have covered 47 states |
that the european year of | languages | will be a success in |
that the european year of | languages | will provide an opportunity for |
the teaching and learning of | languages | and about skills methods especially |
of formal teaching in community | languages | current provision was criticised for |
innovation in the teaching of | languages | i fully endorse that in |
at which we start teaching | languages | is crucial to improved linguistic |
unless the teaching of community | languages | is introduced into mainstream schools |
been that the teaching of | languages | other than english would interfere |
mainstreaming the teaching of community | languages | will increase the status of |
and vocabulary of totally strange | languages | and the languages he encountered |
i welcome the day of | languages | and the year of languages |
languages out some of the | languages | are real some of the |
be committed to helping these | languages | flourish introduce a languages of |
plans the twin slogans are | languages | for life and languages open |
totally strange languages and the | languages | he encountered were certainly strange |
were and remain major world | languages | however they were languages which |
languages and the year of | languages | it is important that we |
these languages flourish introduce a | languages | of scotland bill which will |
are languages for life and | languages | open doors on one level |
[inhale] so they try different | languages | out some of the languages |
a range of languages the | languages | reflect the linguistic diversity of |
available in a range of | languages | the languages reflect the linguistic |
world languages however they were | languages | which were facing great cultural |
made comparing gaelic with community | languages | although very little is being |
conclusions for scots gaelic community | languages | and bsl are this report |
recommendations for scots gaelic community | languages | and bsl can be summarised |
and promote scots gaelic community | languages | and bsl thereby helping to |
of gaelic scots and community | languages | appear to have been so |
which the gaelic and scots | languages | are held internationally and calls |
that gaelic scots and community | languages | are taken together for the |
of scots gaelic and community | languages | being recognised and used in |
for gaelic and scots a | languages | bill for scotland which ensured |
in other situations in other | languages | but certainly gaelic english speakers |
of the germanic family of | languages | but gaelic is very difficult |
language gaelic and the germanic | languages | english and scots remain preeminent |
for gaelic urdu and other | languages | for which there is a |
and gaelic and the other | languages | frankly my view is that |
scotland s museums scotland s | languages | gaelic language scotland bill scottish |
gaelic and in the five | languages | identified through the research outlined |
the internet in these five | languages | in addition to gaelic and |
to gaelic and the other | languages | in britain and western europe |
between the gaelic and english | languages | in scotland and to require |
between the gaelic and english | languages | in scotland and to require |
for the gaelic and english | languages | in scotland similar to the |
and gaelic were considered acceptable | languages | in which to lodge motions |
for the gaelic and scots | languages | is one that has attracted |
scots gaelic and numerous community | languages | making up scottish society however |
being published in the three | languages | of english gaelic and scots |
and culture of our heritage | languages | of gaelic and scots we |
gaelic welsh and the romance | languages | of northern italy there has |
for a centre for the | languages | of scotland covering gaelic and |
of a centre for the | languages | of scotland covering gaelic and |
of a centre for the | languages | of scotland covering gaelic and |
treat the gaelic and english | languages | on a basis of equality |
very well to have a | languages | policy but gaelic and scots |
that the gaelic and scots | languages | really benefit from the extra |
for scotland s two heritage | languages | scots and gaelic could be |
report into the seven recommended | languages | scots gaelic arabic bengali chinese |
bodies the gaelic and english | languages | should be treated on a |
bodies the gaelic and english | languages | should be treated on a |
bodies the gaelic and english | languages | should be treated on a |
gaelic instead all of these | languages | should co exist and have |
english scots gaelic many community | languages | such as chinese and urdu |
forms gaelic english and the | languages | that have become well established |
between the gaelic and english | languages | this paper provides background information |
between the gaelic and english | languages | this section states that the |
of the english and gaelic | languages | will be achieved in preparing |
has many voices and many | languages | are spoken in scotland however |
data that set out which | languages | are spoken the scottish parliament |
indicates that most widely spoken | languages | in scotland other than english |
identify the most commonly spoken | languages | in scotland other than english |
and learning about all the | languages | spoken 2 1 5 establish |
on religion on income on | languages | spoken at home or on |
time in other non english | languages | spoken in scotland section 3 |
to accept the question on | languages | spoken in the home and |
vociferously for a question on | languages | spoken in the home because |
2001 a wide range of | languages | were spoken by msps in |
in geneva 30 or 40 | languages | were spoken one immediately finds |
well as the spoken written | languages | within the child s community |
in a range of other | languages | 11 the spcb will approach |
information in a range of | languages | 8 sign language provision is |
information in a range of | languages | and formats designed to meet |
in a wider range of | languages | available in other formats as |
way forward in supporting community | languages | given the range of community |
well as the range of | languages | identified for public information materials |
given the range of community | languages | in scotland and the dispersed |
available in a range of | languages | other than english rule 15 |
demand in a range of | languages | people in scotland who do |
restrictions on the range of | languages | that can be used in |
the range of uses of | languages | throughout a day in a |
there and a range of | languages | you ll see learning and |
world english market because the | languages | are are aye mutually comprehensible |
in the phone ins what | languages | are used is it english |
english interpretation 6 when other | languages | are used the official report |
you did you deliberately mix | languages | english urdu m1174: yeah we |
copy o this leaflet in | languages | forby english or in braille |
pure english ony mair aw | languages | haes tae chynge if they |
good speaks well in three | languages | ie spanish english and his |
english be enough london nuffield | languages | inquiry in where are we |
english be enough london nuffield | languages | inquiry in where are we |
saying that none of those | languages | is as important as english |
she did take erm three | languages | like german french and english |
that english and french are | languages | mcclure 1998 11 his change |
to get help from other | languages | notably english of course and |
french and latin were the | languages | of most english and scottish |
in the scottish parliament of | languages | other than english 32 following |
feel that people who use | languages | other than english and approach |
continue to be provided when | languages | other than english and scots |
that those submitting petitions in | languages | other than english are kept |
replying to constituency correspondence in | languages | other than english background note |
re looking at in the | languages | other than english framework is |
have been various occasions when | languages | other than english have been |
paper on the use of | languages | other than english in the |
the scottish executive in what | languages | other than english is information |
in which the use of | languages | other than english is recorded |
another acronym for you lote | languages | other than english is what |
the parliament carries out in | languages | other than english it details |
valuing and making provision for | languages | other than english it is |
support the learning of all | languages | other than english it should |
copy of this leaflet in | languages | other than english or in |
about individual learning accounts in | languages | other than english s1w 17609 |
formal learning to age fifteen | languages | other than english so here |
the volume of correspondence in | languages | other than english that is |
to a committee inquiry in | languages | other than english the volume |
include in the rationale for | languages | other than english to give |
in lowland scotland where two | languages | scots and english were in |
not just the widely known | languages | such as english are equally |
english however we have two | languages | that we must treat with |
first end point [inhale] the | languages | the the english and ga- |
t just in in other | languages | they re actually in english |
books in english and other | languages | urquhart demonstrably had access to |
other than english background note | languages | used in the provision of |
provision for maintenance of community | languages | will interfere with learning english |
referred to as language to | languages | and requires that effective learning |
learning of two or more | languages | and the mental activities required |
approach an inclusive approach to | languages | and to language learning in |
generally accepted that learning several | languages | as a bilingual develops a |
learning of two or more | languages | increases cognitive and literate abilities |
from the learning of different | languages | it is encouraging to learn |
for lifelong learning of other | languages | the primary teacher is ideally |
similarities and differences between the | languages | they know or are learning |
of their top priorities learning | languages | was seen as important for |
encourage the lifelong learning of | languages | where appropriate starting at preschool |
over europe where previously suppressed | languages | and nations are reasserting themselves |
europe but for the smaller | languages | and their communities to gain |
is that there are many | languages | in europe but they are |
in the europe of new | languages | there is someone who sits |
to the problems highlighted community | languages | 94 paragraph 17 of this |
seen as effectively suppressing community | languages | and could indeed be a |
between prevailing attitudes towards community | languages | and scots in a submission |
consultation ceres 1999 bilingualism community | languages | and scottish education a challenge |
consultation ceres 1999 bilingualism community | languages | and scottish education a challenge |
of teachers for all community | languages | and the lack of career |
a later stage to community | languages | and to other areas but |
those who work in community | languages | are also of particular consequence |
data with regard to community | languages | as there is with scots |
and in culture of community | languages | children whose first language is |
access and maintain their community | languages | ensure people are allowed ample |
initial teacher education on community | languages | explore ways in which people |
way that scots and community | languages | have not with the advent |
are more important than community | languages | i would have some difficulty |
for scots or for community | languages | in his submission dr dauvit |
for the promotion of community | languages | in scotland they are unlikely |
say that use of community | languages | in this way will recognise |
of those received on community | languages | pointed towards the need for |
throughout the school and community | languages | should be valued as part |
what the report calls community | languages | such as urdu cantonese bengali |
in common with other community | languages | that bsl should be incorporated |
and scots and the community | languages | the use in the scottish |
promote the status of all | languages | used in the school community |
for fluent speakers of community | languages | were offered as examples 106 |
parallel was drawn with community | languages | where a person s first |
training for teachers on the | languages | of scotland and ensure that |
for the year will be | languages | open doors the motion relates |
afforded by the year of | languages | to set out a programme |
unless during the year of | languages | we make an effort in |
to that of the other | languages | 79 that said the submissions |
earlier that children learn other | languages | apart from their own the |
the official report when other | languages | are used in debates an |
not sought to use other | languages | as a member of the |
is perhaps squeezing out other | languages | as the second language of |
encouraged the knowledge of other | languages | as well and was never |
can not only speak other | languages | but alter our own language |
f1054: tell me aboot how | languages | ehm other words that you |
t actually list the other | languages | f950: oh right mmhm oh |
important that we include other | languages | i am prepared to take |
we regret intrusions from other | languages | i can appreciate the académie |
is not translated into other | languages | i support jackie baillie s |
of of urdu and other | languages | in m762: yeah yeah f963: |
and school are two distinct | languages | in other words the pupils |
any view about the other | languages | it is important for the |
the scots advantages over other | languages | m055: i dinna think that |
quite a lot of other | languages | m762: a lot of them |
adapted and borrowed from other | languages | mainly french suggests that he |
summary versions in the other | languages | my first option would be |
to take elements of other | languages | on board we should give |
f963: sort of several different | languages | one after the other and |
variety of other cultures and | languages | such an atmosphere in the |
of course but also other | languages | such as urdu and british |
and so haiku in other | languages | tend to a shorter length |
linguistic devices haiku in other | languages | tend to a shorter length |
and develop all the other | languages | that there are in scotland |
of their own and other | languages | this knowledge then is not |
with two or three other | languages | we must recognise that there |
comparable situation for the other | languages | which still leaves me with |
does not make them different | languages | alex johnstone i am delighted |
ability to contain a different | languages | and b different social varieties |
heritage and openness to different | languages | and cultures as a source |
petitions being submitted in different | languages | and proposes an arrangement whereby |
fun of scotland s different | languages | and their relationships f606: yeah |
state of course the sign | languages | are all different it was |
and needs of the two | languages | are very different they are |
in different words from different | languages | as as appropriate yeah not |
scotland on attitudes to different | languages | but what there is suggests |
their sense of how different | languages | create meaning in different contexts |
in various times in different | languages | ehm again german or french |
his collection from all different | languages | f606: mmhm f122: aye and |
all this smattering of different | languages | f746: mm [laugh] f978: [laugh] |
are con- completely two different | languages | f832: are different yeah f833: |
switzerland with four different official | languages | french german italian and romansch |
names from different countries and | languages | i would agree wi that |
proficiency levels in their different | languages | may properly vary according to |
the same token differences between | languages | or between different chronological stages |
it s in three different | languages | so it s in m608: |
and they speak in different | languages | so they ve got to |
one sort o m865,: different | languages | yeah [inaudible] no this is |
point is that although the | languages | are closely related scots is |
i like scots songs what | languages | do your friends speak i |
scots two branches two separate | languages | however if we think of |
fact we ve got two | languages | in fact ulster scots is |
in the scots pairlament o | languages | ither nor inglis 32 efter |
the influence of the scandinavian | languages | on scots as does millar |
remain preeminent of these three | languages | scots is by far the |
and scots which are the | languages | that the bulk of the |
scots as the two main | languages | watson and allan 1984 xiv |
policy is to let the | languages | die out 10 professor lo |
correspondence statutory instruments public petitions | languages | language policy parliamentary questions standing |
language to ensure that any | languages | policy adequately deals with those |
through the development of a | languages | policy for scotland see australia |
aberdeen in his paper to | languages | policy in the isles a |
fae professor richard johnstone 18 | languages | policy in the isles paper |
from professor richard johnstone 27 | languages | policy in the isles paper |
to be a cohesive national | languages | policy it is recognised that |
the need for a cohesive | languages | policy john landon senior lecturer |
addressed through a cohesive national | languages | policy since the overwhelming view |
addressed through a cohesive national | languages | policy since the overwhelming view |
addressed through a cohesive national | languages | policy since the overwhelming view |
by creating an inclusive cohesive | languages | policy to ensure the development |
have a policy document on | languages | that was not interpreted into |
and the details of which | languages | are used will also be |
four most widely used native | languages | in the uk along with |
ability in a number of | languages | including those less widely used |
language is defined 3 as | languages | that are traditionally used within |
parliamentary proceedings we enable all | languages | to be used and provide |
differ from the language or | languages | used by the rest of |
of msps in parliamentary business | languages | used in parliamentary debates the |
refer to all of the | languages | used in scotland including bsl |
the parliament 10 background note | languages | used in the provision of |
problem distinguishing between the two | languages | 28 62 educational visits by |
janet little could move between | languages | although burns and little were |
obvious that the connection between | languages | and cultures is an intimate |
changes and the connexions between | languages | as we move towards the |
between the treatment of these | languages | by governments of the states |
between speakers of the two | languages | by the 18th century and |
make explicit the link between | languages | might also occur at the |
synthesis between the supposedly opposed | languages | of critical writing and creative |
to that between the scandinavian | languages | or between dutch and german |
take up demand between the | languages | ranked fifth arabic and sixth |
have the status of official | languages | the contrast between the treatment |
language or native language or | languages | and then they pick up |
language has been excluded all | languages | are included mr stone the |
mmhm and which language or | languages | do you write in m1174: |
language throughout the curriculum see | languages | for life pp 14 15 |
language uses of dialect or | languages | in the case of those |
stuffy some styles pedantic some | languages | or kinds of language unacceptable |
the in in the various | languages | personal language history erm from |
position in a hierarchy of | languages | the imposition of a language |
own language with the amerindian | languages | there were no such clues |
want to be only observers | languages | are about more than communication |
translations in more than 20 | languages | notes that his work demonstrates |
translated into more than 90 | languages | the latest chinese edition in |
publications into the most appropriate | languages | and that the best use |
commenting on the use of | languages | contributing to greater public interest |
skills involving the use of | languages | for specific purposes particularly in |
ages to learn and use | languages | in particular encouragement to learn |
certainly in early times the | languages | in use on upper deeside |
the parliament s use of | languages | janet seaton levi pay this |
ll aways hear all these | languages | and you know li- can |
states although some of these | languages | are in a healthier state |
or written applications in these | languages | article 10 para 2 b |
translate the bible into these | languages | as a preliminary to converting |
these kind of erm sub | languages | associated with deviants m1019: sub |
spanish in spain all these | languages | came from shared roots but |
us linguists worked on these | languages | especially for phd dissertations even |
to preserve information on these | languages | for future generations this resource |
the communities who speak these | languages | it also enriches our entire |
spelling variations in all these | languages | it means the same thing |
how they could learn more | languages | these included having e penfriends |
difference on the whole these | languages | were not threatened with extinction |
by a realisation that these | languages | were rapidly disappearing like many |
group to consider how the | languages | and cultural traditions of scotland |
context of investigating scotland s | languages | and their cultural implications creating |
our knowledge of scotland s | languages | and to preserve information on |
is to promote scotland s | languages | as cultural expressions and as |
in which scotland s heritage | languages | can benefit from the opportunities |
marked by a debate on | languages | education in scotland in such |
kirk minded aabodie aboot the | languages | o scotland an ireland symposium |
kind o wittins anent the | languages | o scotland wantit bi the |
the status of the various | languages | of scotland 44 120 provide |
have equal status as the | languages | of scotland 80 it is |
for the development of the | languages | of scotland and for their |
on a corpus of the | languages | of scotland and so that |
questions and concerns surrounding the | languages | of scotland and their place |
the conference here for the | languages | of scotland and ulster we |
1979 the historical background in | languages | of scotland association of scottish |
a j and mcarthur t | languages | of scotland edinburgh chambers aitchison |
into an institute for the | languages | of scotland funded by the |
the historical background to the | languages | of scotland has stated because |
purposes of this inquiry as | languages | of scotland however for the |
third international conference on the | languages | of scotland it is an |
out a survey of the | languages | of scotland it will create |
inquiry seeks to cover the | languages | of scotland its remit was |
in its consideration of the | languages | of scotland multilingualism 39 from |
third international conference on the | languages | of scotland murison david 1977 |
for a centre for the | languages | of scotland put forward by |
types of information on the | languages | of scotland required by the |
for a centre for the | languages | of scotland s1w 14960 irene |
the proposed institute for the | languages | of scotland sld can retain |
up a institute for the | languages | of scotland the report wis |
for an institute for the | languages | of scotland this was conceived |
more material in the various | languages | of scotland to complement improved |
which ensured that the main | languages | of scotland were treated on |
for an institute of the | languages | of scotland which certainly deserves |
amended report on scotland s | languages | of which all members have |
scotland however there are three | languages | of which we must take |
its reporters 3 scotland s | languages | the committee will consider a |
that is done scotland s | languages | the convener item 3 is |
national importance of scotland s | languages | was a major influence in |
to assist speakers of all | languages | 15 appointments will be made |
as we all know all | languages | are fluid and have been |
the report into all seven | languages | as its first option an |
m865,: are you interested in | languages | at all f950: ehm possible |
m865: are you interested in | languages | at all no well it |
m865: are you interested in | languages | at all u1028: [inaudible] f951: |
most important of all the | languages | because that is the one |
our pupils in all their | languages | bibliography bain elspeth richard bain |
probably limited but valuing all | languages | costs no money at all |
or all of the relevant | languages | deaf pupils have the right |
speaking many if not all | languages | have drawn on what is |
report published in all the | languages | however given the lateness of |
translate the report into all | languages | in full however we have |
ye hear all sorts o | languages | in helensburgh f606: uh huh |
summary version across all the | languages | is the right way to |
be published in all seven | languages | michael russell should there be |
acknowledging the principle that all | languages | must be recognised to have |
in full in all seven | languages | or a summary should be |
and the position of all | languages | so what i ll be |
levels and within all the | languages | that are or have been |
summary version in all seven | languages | that is the way to |
about raising awareness of all | languages | there are some important features |
and uk levels but all | languages | will be welcomed in the |
and gained agreement that all | languages | would be eligible for inclusion |
his handbook of american indian | languages | 1910 many contributions organised by |
like how m- how many | languages | could you be doing at |
is a mélange of many | languages | greek latin scandinavian french german |
many times into various romance | languages | hay s remained the only |
johnson s dictionary ladefoged s | languages | of the world and many |
increase the status of those | languages | and in turn the confidence |
be to imply that those | languages | are unimportant when some people |
the ability to understand those | languages | better further the executive should |
millions of speakers of those | languages | elsewhere in the world that |
valencian every one of those | languages | has a valuable literature and |
to get it into those | languages | i accept that we could |
report without translations in those | languages | i have yet to meet |
too badly in those two | languages | i learned a bit of |
enrichment of two or more | languages | but the idea that development |
school did you have two | languages | f1009: [inhale] really i only |
known that knowledge of two | languages | makes it much easier to |
our country treating our two | languages | with utter contumely however it |
www bbc co uk education | languages | european_languages index shtml euromosaic report |
report in each of the | languages | given the fact that the |
first substantive report on their | languages | is not in their own |
we will consider shortly on | languages | would require the official report |
linguistic development we have moved | languages | into the primary school curriculum |
give equal respect to the | languages | and cultures from which they |
from this table the five | languages | for which demand is highest |
fair on the theme of | languages | in the global economy which |
some indication of demand the | languages | in which there is greatest |
to move away from the | languages | in which we have traditionally |
aware of the list of | languages | into which executive documents are |
of which is mapping the | languages | of edinburgh being undertaken by |
responsibility to draw up a | languages | plan which reflects the communities |
individual member states decide which | languages | should be included recognises that |
individual member states decide which | languages | should be included recognises the |
a commitment to a national | languages | strategy which f718: uh huh |
were approached and asked which | languages | they choose for the translation |
be bidding against the bigger | languages | which have better resources the |
by the action group on | languages | which makes recommendations on the |
the passage of time bringing | languages | with them which have left |
very difficult to assess which | languages | would be most in demand |
a state to protect such | languages | and to ensure access the |
as integral parts of national | languages | give such a view very |
because sometimes one falls into | languages | i am of such an |
of them such as the | languages | of the indian sub continent |
also being written in fringe | languages | such as welsh and irish |
also being written in fringe | languages | such as welsh irish and |
improving the status of such | languages | within the member states although |
always you know been into | languages | and stuff even if it |
are translated into twenty seven | languages | and they do have american |
funding for translation into seven | languages | but if i cannot we |
translate the summary into seven | languages | i ask irene mcgugan and |
full translation into the seven | languages | that have been identified we |
was not interpreted into the | languages | that it discussed the summary |
have been translated into 90 | languages | they were also translated into |
assumption that early stages of | languages | way back beyond oe into |
own erm background and also | languages | that i d learned and |
where are we going with | languages | 12 the principal aim of |
executive meenisterial action group on | languages | 2000 citizens of a multilingual |
executive ministerial action group on | languages | 2000 citizens of a multilingual |
and i understand in certain | languages | and arabic is one of |
in order to study the | languages | and cultures of the british |
to enable a variety of | languages | and cultures to flourish in |
look at it of what | languages | are and how they what |
advantages of competencies in several | languages | as a key element in |
wave if we think of | languages | as a tree then we |
a lot of the aboriginal | languages | as well m815: yeah m816: |
would help promotion of the | languages | by encouraging innovative projects for |
to each location table 1 | languages | chosen for the translation of |
in table 2 table 2 | languages | chosen for the translation of |
for the preservation of the | languages | concerned 20 part iii of |
the main variations of or | languages | covered by chinese and particularly |
lays claim the idea of | languages | day was to encourage people |
up to alternative forms alternative | languages | diverse ways of writing we |
of the debate the original | languages | followed by a translation provided |
promote sustain and retain our | languages | for the benefit of generations |
and that the disappearance of | languages | from the world could greatly |
chaired the action group on | languages | he is director of education |
by allowing a choice of | languages | in the chamber if my |
of the nuffield inquiry on | languages | in the uk it is |
of the workings of actual | languages | instead he was looking for |
each of his or her | languages | instead their proficiency levels in |
of g- anglo saxon cognate | languages | m741: yeah m605: to g- |
idea of the spread of | languages | m954: ehm well one of |
on his knowledge of scandinavian | languages | millar described their effect on |
published in each of the | languages | mr monteith the very question |
young person i learned three | languages | my only memory of latin |
of the state or the | languages | of migrants 18 the territory |
of competition with the standard | languages | of the centralised states to |
they are not necessarily the | languages | of the names of the |
continue to be the official | languages | of the parliament though braille |
development of the theme that | languages | open doors the promotion of |
the ministerial action group in | languages | publication citizens of a multilingual |
are real some of the | languages | rabelais invents some of the |
in one of the six | languages | she has picked up on |
in one of our native | languages | that would raise awareness of |
seekers the speakers of certain | languages | the inhabitants of border areas |
the interconnected nature of whatever | languages | they then go on to |
the diverse nature of the | languages | to be told that the |
the provision of tuition in | languages | to students and if so |
rabelais invents some of the | languages | urquhart in his translation invents |
but says the number of | languages | we can make full provision |
of power a hierarchy of | languages | what they teach is not |
leaflet and the choice of | languages | will be kept under review |
90 of the world s | languages | will either be extinct or |
wanted to do concentrate on | languages | or maths or biology or |
wh- what about the the | languages | the or the dialect or |
broad brush remember that our | languages | and the variations in them |
in speaking their their mother | languages | any more so m608: uh |
to publish it in the | languages | concerned publishing it in full |
robert burns wrote in three | languages | depending on the register in |
the lexical occur in living | languages | diachronic change is indeed virtually |
thi case as webster argues | languages | do not exist in a |
academy offers classes in four | languages | french german italian and spanish |
role in there for the | languages | i but i not just |
is not in their own | languages | i suspect that there are |
and mechanisms to develop the | languages | in future is that acceptable |
grew up wi thae twa | languages | in ma heid that a |
we have begun to teach | languages | in primary schools is important |
to be published in multiple | languages | it is available on the |
island bestseller sold in several | languages | nets the town a hefty |
who had been taught three | languages | performed better in a test |
attempts to communicate in various | languages | ranging from the familiar to |
she was fluent in nine | languages | she first met julius caesar |
i had a background in | languages | so i found it a |
that recognise their native sign | languages | that country was in a |
bath one is submerged in | languages | they have an osmotic effect |
will be produced in more | languages | this will include dutch and |
drama art music science and | languages | this will require flexibility in |
22 an action group for | languages | was established in 1998 by |
where are we going with | languages | 3 the principal aim o |
are not always confident speaking | languages | that we have begun to |
if they do not learn | languages | until they are 13 years |
attitudes towards our national heritage | languages | that it is necessary to |
immigration if we respect our | languages | we respect the diverse cultures |
keep secrets from them our | languages | would benefit not only from |
for children to access their | languages | and to get a firmer |
was a fashion for synthetic | languages | bernard shaw was an advocate |
that was my challenge for | languages | day applause thank you very |
passed a resolution on sign | languages | for deaf people at the |
creates m741: yeah m605: new | languages | for itself doesn t it |
extensively upon the sccc booklet | languages | for life bilingual pupils 5 |
put forward here adapted from | languages | for life pp 14 15 |
sccc booklet on bilingual pupils | languages | for life says research carried |
demand for the most requested | languages | from translation and interpretation services |
privilege to be surrounded by | languages | it made it easy for |
and affordable measures for both | languages | let us see the intelligent |
we may go for the | languages | passport idea but it will |
ensure the secure status for | languages | that we were promised and |
24 it is essential for | languages | to have an integral role |
take towards protecting their heritage | languages | can help to reveal some |
m1021: it s aa their | languages | it s a norse word |
who worked on american indian | languages | amerindian saw anthropology as a |
advanced higher level across the | languages | as ever the basic grasp |
s right yeah yeah f948: | languages | as it s well s- |
particular encouragement to learn new | languages | as well as improving upon |
points as i have said | languages | can be fun but there |
area as follows the scandinavian | languages | have had an immense influence |
a desire to learn more | languages | the educational aspect emerged as |
to go and study aboriginal | languages | an m815: [cough] m816: bring |
cases where information on local | languages | and culture could be a |
cause obviously i quite like | languages | and f1148: uh huh mmhm |
you know cause you did | languages | and maths and everything f1149: |
that would be impoverished if | languages | and the cultures that they |
the ministerial action group on | languages | and the general trend can |
an opportunity to highlight the | languages | and to kick start a |
trying to count up the | languages | and you know there seem |
great capacity to learn new | languages | at an early age and |
taught me much about how | languages | can be taught and about |
respect is not enough some | languages | dominate the world and others |
be fully fledged and separate | languages | it is empirically obvious that |
and how we proceed with | languages | it would seem somewhat contradictory |
synthesis atween d supposedly opposed | languages | o critical writin and creative |
texts with obscure and unreadable | languages | puzzlatory buffoonish and then something |
italian hindi french table 3 | languages | requested from translation and interpretation |
and try to work with | languages | that did not really distinguish |
strange obscure weird and fictional | languages | you get the third part |
generally worked on relatively familiar | languages | like french spanish german where |
dat wy d hierarchy o | languages | braaks doon pooer is nae |
people being exposed to strange | languages | however there is an important |
is to be a national | languages | strategy f718: mmhm m017: that |
you could be doing four | languages | at a point one point |
published cultural strategy supports the | languages | this would be a fine |
f606: mm f826: with some | languages | you get the impression that |
if we re talking about | languages | right i can remember i |
said that was twenty seven | languages | would you li- can you |
your german colleague from the | languages | dept at st andrews i |
from there to study amerindian | languages | especially a tribe called the |
own peculiar contact with scandinavian | languages | probably from the middle ages |
construction o a hierarchy o | languages | dt whit we wir bein |
we hae nope leids leids | languages | oh no m865: oh it |
way we must diversify the | languages | that we teach i suspect |
you caught on tae the | languages | cause there s somethin link |
point i actually had five | languages | f1149: see see like the |
the form that asked what | languages | i spoke i ticked french |
attention to the fock s | languages | m865: right okay ehm you |
a leet o aw the | languages | that s been chucked intae |
goldie thank you public petitions | languages | the convener the second item |
the opportunity to study new | languages | the opportunity to do vocational |
just yin o the teuchest | languages | to kill oot because it |
point you could do five | languages | f1149: because you do french |
cause i chose to do | languages | i gave up latin after |
playground do you like switching | languages | it s not easy to |
was established to teach oriental | languages | with a view to converting |
very learned treatise on universal | languages | it s like a kind |
up tae alternative forms alternative | languages | diverse wys o writin i |
you could always make up | languages | eh f950: yeah [laugh] [third person in room laughs] |
no m865: oh it means | languages | ehm leids yeah mmhm i |
then erm cause i chose | languages | i did like french german |
a big difference to individual | languages | i found anyway i wonder |
fine wi ither fowk s | languages | it s jist at i |