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Elise Garibaldi, an American author, playwright, songwriter, and mother of two amazing teen boys, became an Amazon best selling author for her book "Roses in a Forbidden Garden", a historical love story about her grandparents during WWII. Elise has since returned to Bremen, Germany to present her book wide audiences including government officials, journalists, and schools. The German translation of her book launched in December 2018. Listen for Elise's return visit with us at the end to tell us about the surprise turn of events when she revisits her grandmother's hometown. You can find her book here: https://www.elisegaribaldi.com Roses in a Forbidden Garden is part of the educational reading list at the Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center and you can find notes for educators when you click on her book listed here: https://hhrecny.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Holocaust-Books-for-young-readers-1.pdf Articles and Sponsors in English https://sfi.usc.edu/profiles/elise-garibaldi https://collections.ushmm.org/search/catalog/irn709455 https://hhrecny.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Holocaust-Books-for-young-readers-1.pdf https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10848770.2018.1449400?journalCode=cele20 https://forums.onlinebookclub.org/viewtopic.php?t=42362 Newspaper (German) https://www.weser-kurier.de/bremen/bremen-stadt_artikel,-ausstellung-ueber-juedin-inge-katz-eroeffnet-_arid,1882163.html https://www.weser-kurier.de/bremen/bremen-stadt_artikel,-schulzentrum-neustadt-heisst-nun-ingekatzschule-_arid,1881947.htm Television (German) https://www.facebook.com/butenunbinnen/videos/724135744747072/?__xts__[0]=68.ARDkaR-DJ_YEz86Rw6MpTnxC01vY8YerYSe6XjIN7vYlmFZQqNGxYpndLiuy3MSod_8pCl564RVIm98ZO1YiKdXE4mFXlNqjCV6KfZuxfvY8_vQfSYPnU-1MLtDFXTzSHj2b6HcoQ82lImluUUz6nLfV_7DHcVRxfbr-B03byPge8_4yFtAlg3ltAcC_EyeJWwAB7PTGKsk8J-_bD6ROETv_RQTRLn_YV1HnUEq1gp6szGLdgybEEOqvaM1_m1CjAYwKnPieh2yemek8Ji4VKUp0C3fO5UQW42fm5OeN5mNibUad9_eP-HdH0Qb12KVlCoiER6Jr_iwdJNadY0z7xhPcJuKObw&__tn__=H-R Radio (Hebrew and English) Click on the date 01.01.20, and the tab at the 10:04 mark https://www.kan.org.il/radio/program.aspx/?progid=1212

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Saturday test your English in lesson 39 what languages languages do our new students speak How much do you understand this lesson 39 ? Test your English Click the link https://forms.gle/o6RWGWcBiG96JJL5A and answer the questions Feedback from our students from around the world   English lesson 39 What languages do our new students speak   What languages do our new students speak from Colombia, India, Bhopal, Egypt, Bangladesh, Tanzania, China and Mongolia   Here are some of our answers from our students from   From   Colombia     Español in English we say Spanish   India          Hindi   Bhopal      English   Egypt         Arabic   Bangladesh  English   Tanzania    Kiswahili   China          Mandarin   Mongolia   Mongolian   Kiswahili is another term for Swahili, Swahili can sometimes also known as Kiswahili,   and it is a Bantu language and the first language of the Swahili people.   and It is a common language of the African Great Lakes region and other parts of eastern and south-eastern regions.

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In this lesson, you will learn how to keep a conversation going, without running out of things to say! Here’s an example of how NOT to have an English conversation: “Did you have a good weekend?” “Yes, I did. And you?” “Yeah.” Unfortunately, the conversation stops here because there’s no natural way to continue it. This is OK if you only want to have a quick conversation (for example, if you are quickly passing a co-worker in the hallway). But how can you have a longer conversation in English? Click here for the lesson text: http://www.espressoenglish.net/how-to-continue-a-conversation-in-english/