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Spanish and Arabic have more in common than you think, and it's not a coincidence.
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Scooped by Dennis Swender |
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Dennis Swender's insight:
These two languages are not in the same language family yet there are many similiarities (article with more connections that in the video). I would like to challenge you educators to not just say to your students "these similarities are neat!" Make the geographic connections to explain the 'why' behind this cultural pattern and the implications of it.
Questions to Ponder: What past political factors led to this cultural convergence? How were global regions different in the past? What are the were the impacts of this convergence, both in the past and lingering results today?
Tags: diffusion, language, toponyms, culture, colonialism, regions.
These two languages are not in the same language family yet there are many similiarities (article with more connections that in the video). I would like to challenge you educators to not just say to your students "these similarities are neat!" Make the geographic connections to explain the 'why' behind this cultural pattern and the implications of it.
Questions to Ponder: What past political factors led to this cultural convergence? How were global regions different in the past? What are the were the impacts of this convergence, both in the past and lingering results today?
Tags: diffusion, language, toponyms, culture, colonialism, regions.
These two languages are not in the same language family yet there are many similiarities (article with more connections that in the video). I would like to challenge you educators to not just say to your students "these similarities are neat!" Make the geographic connections to explain the 'why' behind this cultural pattern and the implications of it.
Questions to Ponder: What past political factors led to this cultural convergence? How were global regions different in the past? What are the were the impacts of this convergence, both in the past and lingering results today?
Tags: diffusion, language, toponyms, culture, colonialism, regions.
These two languages are not in the same language family yet there are many similiarities (article with more connections that in the video). I would like to challenge you educators to not just say to your students "these similarities are neat!" Make the geographic connections to explain the 'why' behind this cultural pattern and the implications of it.
Questions to Ponder: What past political factors led to this cultural convergence? How were global regions different in the past? What are the were the impacts of this convergence, both in the past and lingering results today?
Tags: diffusion, language, toponyms, culture, colonialism, regions.