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A German Language and Cultural Camp by Sorooshian, Shahryar, M., Waris, Senthil Kumar, T., Hasahudin, Hassan, Ida Rizyani, Tahir, Nor Sofea, Iman

“…A German Language and Cultural Camp was conducted between 2nd - 4th April 2016 at Nur Lembah Pangsun, Hulu Langat, Selangor.…”
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Rhetorical syllogism in the English and the German language of automobile advertising by Jaganathan, Paramaswari, Siti Waltraud Mayr, Nagaratnam, Florence Kannu

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Students’ beliefs on translation strategy in learning German language by Bong, Tze Ying, Ang, Lay Hoon, Hazlina Abdul Halim, Majtanova, Miroslava

“…Although a small number of the participants preferred to learn the German language without using translation, they agreed that translation really helped to develop their learning strategy, especially in a situation where they did not understand the German language spoken by their lecturer in class. …”
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Post-PASCH challenges in teaching German language in Malaysia by Selke, Raimond

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Students' beliefs on translation strategy in learning German language by Bong, Tze Ying, Ang, Lay Hoon, Abdul Halim, Hazlina, Majtanova, Miroslava

“…Although a small number of the participants preferred to learn the German language without using translation, they agreed that translation really helped to develop their learning strategy, especially in a situation where they did not understand the German language spoken by their lecturer in class. …”
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Landscape, space and place in English- and German-language poetry 1960-1975 by Thomas, Nicola

“…This thesis examines representations of space, place and landscape in English and German-language poetry of the period 1960-1975, a key transitional phase between modernity and postmodernity. …”
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#GlockeAktiv: gender and ethnicity differences in German-language YouTube comments by Cotgrove, Louis

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Designing an interactive multimedia model: case study for learning german language / Sopiah Ishak by Ishak, Sopiah

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Non-verbal communication of German language in a German film: A Coffee in Berlin by Farhana Farid, Roslina Mamat

“…This article begins with analysing a German language conversation in a German film “A Coffee in Berlin” by Jan Ole Gerster, to detect the non-verbal turn-taking signals as well as to interpret the function and purpose of the signals based on the Stenstrom’s theory (1994) of turn-taking. …”
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The use of translation as a learning method for the German language students in University Putra Malaysia by Bong, Tze Ying, Ang, Lay Hoon, Ogasa, Nicole, Abdul Halim, Hazlina, Majtanova, Miroslava

“…With reference to the findings of the study, it can be concluded that the majority believes that the use of translation is a helping strategy in the learning of the German language. Although a small numbers of students preferred to learn German language without using translation, they also agreed that translation did really help to develop their learning strategy in a situation where they do not understand the lecturer use German language to teach in class. …”
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Non-verbal communication of German language in a German film: a coffee in Berlin by Farid, Farhana, Mamat, Roslina

“…This article begins with analysing a German language conversation in a German film “A Coffee in Berlin” by Jan Ole Gerster, to detect the non-verbal turntaking signals as well as to interpret the function and purpose of the signals based on the Stenstrom’s theory (1994) of turn-taking. …”
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Mandarin Chinese and English transfer during German language acquisition examples of structural properties transfer by Tan, Wan Ting, Ogasa, Nicole

“…This study investigates the common German grammatical errors in written form, both morphological and syntactical, made by Malaysian Chinese students at Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM), and the correlation of these errors with structural differences between the students’ background languages and the target language, i.e. the German language. The principal objective of this study is to ascertain the direct correlation between the influence of the students’ dominant language (Mandarin Chinese) and the language of instruction (English) with the extent of grammatical errors made whilst acquiring the German language. …”
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Historical literacy competence as a type of media literacy among German language undergraduate students by Chang, Shi Wen

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Contrastive study of German and Malay modal verbs formation process by Mohd Jalis, Farhana Muslim

Subjects: “…Germanic languages - Grammar, Comparative - Malay…”
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Error analysis in German writing by Chinese Malaysian students by Tan, Wan Ting

Subjects: “…German language - Study and teaching - China…”
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Pendidikan ala Jerman by UMP, LIB

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CMLHS pioneering UMP-German programme by Yanti Salina, Saari

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Perbandingan Konjugasi Kata Kerja Bahasa Jerman, Bahasa Arab dan Bahasa Melayu: Satu Tinjauan di UMP by Yanti Salina, Shaari, Khairulbahri, Abdul Samad, Jamilah Bebe, Mohamad, Mardhiyyah, Zamani, Jamal Rizal, Razali

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German's business engineering is now in Malaysia by Lee, Khai Loon

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Discourse analysis on conversational turn-taking in a German film by Jan Ole Gerster by Farid Rizal, Nur Farhana

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