2. Globalization provides students with a unique possibility to learn the local language of the host country.

3. Exploring a Gold Mine of Classroom Practices

4. DIALOGIC TEACHING pronunciation, vocabulary, idiomatic expressions, grammatical issues by means of comparison, contrast, similarities or associations with the languages represented by the participants

5. The teacher`s professional and pedagogical role

6. Sounds and Pronunciation

7. Vocabulary, Spelling and Idiomatic Expressions universitet internasjonal assosiasjon semester fjord fisk kommunikasjon arrangement restaurant

8. Det er helt gresk for meg It`s all Greek to me

9. Det finnes ikke dårlig vær, bare dårlige klær (There is no bad weather, only bad clothes)

10. Ta noe for god fisk Take (something) for granted Literally …Take something for a good fish

11. Frisk som en fisk Healthy as a fish

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