Whenever a new language is learned, a new culture is also
learned. Swiderski provides instructive examples of language
learning situations by describing multilingual events using more
than twenty of the world's languages. All aspects of language
learning from the physical environment of the classroom to the
perceptions of events and emotions that languages express are
considered. Australian aboriginal languages and Native American
languages are analyzed to illustrate the world of differences of
which English, Chinese, and Russian are also a part. The politics
of language teaching and the effect of language policy in the
classroom are brought out in concrete examples. This study will be
of interest to language teachers and the general international
community as well.
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