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By: Jordan Morvant and Maiya Bougere
By: Jordan Morvant and Maiya Bougere
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Standard: WG.3.1 - Analyze how cooperation, conflict, and self-interest impact the cultural, political, and economic regions of the world and relations between nations.
Students will use Google Translate to differentiate the informal language or slang of people in different countries of the same continent or region.
Lesson: Modern map showing current distribution of major world languages
ex: Students will translate phrases of slang used in different countries or parts of countries to identify cultural influences.