And instead SUPPORT all forms of Basque. What is standardized Basque? Euskara Batua is the name given to the standardized Basque that was organized and developed in the 1960s. However, it was an idea that had been around since the 1800s when several books were published in Basque using Basque
From Idaho… It began in high school. Dana was living in Idaho when a young man from the Basque Country would arrive in Boise and be an exchange student in her school. They would become friends in high school and while attending Boise State University they would start dating. Surely,
Leaving home is hard for many people. Leaving your parents, your siblings, your friends, your pets, etc. But imagine, leaving home as a teenager to emigrate and to embark on a journey to a new country. Fermina recalls the hardest part of emigrating to Argentina The Bezunartea sisters lost their
Imagine getting to go visit another country Do you ever think about never going back to a country you’ve just visited? Many people dream about getting to go visit another country. They look forward to the opportunity to meet new people and get familiar with a new culture. Typically, they
A contract that was for 2 years turned into a lifetime. In this multilingual episode, you’ll hear all about my dad and his journey to the United States as an immigrant from the small village of Auza, Navarra. We discuss many things and with help of my nieces we go
In the intro episode to The Immigrant All Around hear me, the host, tell about why I wanted to create a podcast to showcase the stories of immigrants around the world. I briefly share my story as a daughter of immigrants and what has inspired me to be the person
Learning about a Basque Proverb from the Original Arabic One While trying to discover more about this proverb, I found another similar proverb, an Arabic one. It was written in a manner that made me think about why we don’t say everything. Read the Arabic one below: Don’t say everything
Throughout life you’re going to cross paths with many people. The key is how to get along well so everyone gets what they want: happiness, a completed project, etc. I’ve always taught my students to respect each other, listen to each other, and learn to work with each other. I’ve
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My Experiences with Quotes Quotes or Proverbs is the question for today. Many people will post motivational quotes or share their own quotes on IG. I actually follow several motivational accounts and enjoy reading quotes. But I’ve always wondered if I should use Quotes or Proverbs to help my students
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