Joly, If memory serves, the brochure is tri-lingual (or versions in FR/EN/ES are available). If so, I hope you'll find a way to incorporate audio in FR/EN/ES. I don't want to revisit the ugliness of last winter's discussion of what the NA region could, or should encompas, so I'll simply follow the lead of the State of California and Monterey County's Board of Eduction which have been recruiting teachers capable of teaching in the indigenous languages of Mexico. I'll get video with audio in Mixtec or Triqui. Eric
C'est une bonne idée. It's a good idea! Me gusta su idea! Louis Houle Président La Société Internet du Québec (ISOC Québec) Louis.Houle@isocquebec.org Le 2011-07-27 23:55, ebw@abenaki.wabanaki.net a écrit :
Joly,
If memory serves, the brochure is tri-lingual (or versions in FR/EN/ES are available).
If so, I hope you'll find a way to incorporate audio in FR/EN/ES.
I don't want to revisit the ugliness of last winter's discussion of what the NA region could, or should encompas, so I'll simply follow the lead of the State of California and Monterey County's Board of Eduction which have been recruiting teachers capable of teaching in the indigenous languages of Mexico. I'll get video with audio in Mixtec or Triqui.
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