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Max Habeck, a Spanish student, says that “learningasecondlanguageisoneofthebestways to learn more about different cultures and gain a larger world view”. This is especially true of the extraordinary foreign language program at Priory. Therearefourlanguagestochoosefrom:Spanish, French,Mandarin,andJapanese,allofwhichhave excitingandfunculturalactivitiestodothroughout theyear.InSpanishclass,youhavetheopportunity toexperienceaDayoftheDead“fiesta”.Duringthe celebration,youlistentotraditionalmusic,dance, and of course, eat delicious food. In the French
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program, you partake in the annual “French Week”festival,aweekdevotedtolearningmore about France and French culture. Finally, the Chinese department holds a Lunar New Year celebration every January or February. There, Mandarinstudentspresentabriefhistoryof China,itslanguage,andChineseNewYear, followedbyatraditionalliondanceandafeast ofpotstickersandeggroles,whichMandarin studentJasmineTangsaysisherfavoritepart. TakingaforeignlanguageatPrioryisagreat way to be exposed to new cultures and become a citizen of the world.
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1. Prof. Mejía Torres practices his dance moves in front of his Spanish 3 class. 2. Hana Marsheck (11) and Alex Gao (10) have fun in Mandarin class. 3. Alejandra Sanchez (11), Betty Chen (9), and Carolyn Akers (11) sell a crêpe to Delara Fotovajah (10). 4. Nariko Ruiz (12) and Kimberly Ho (12) hand out Chinese red envelopes during the Lunar New Year Celebration.
What is the best concert that you've been to?
“OneDirection”-KatiaQueener(9) “ChildishGambino”-ChristianFotré(10) “Beyoncé”-ZachWeiss(10)
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