Panama Language Study

The official language of Cuba is Spanish and the first language of about 90 percent of the entire population. When the Spanish imported and enslaved Africans, who spoke different dialects, this affect Cuban,Spanish and enriched the variety of languages in Cuba. Indigenous languages in Cuba have somehow managed to survive in some aspects of Cuban Spanish.The English language has a great influence in Cuba, and is gradually increasing, especially amongst newer generations.

The career that I am going to research is teaching at the middle school level. Teachers educate students, they inspire students, they learn from the students, and they change the way they teach, to better help the children learn, as well as change the way the children learn and think.

My long life educational aspirations are to obtain fist my bachelors degree in communications while minoring in paralegal studies. After obtaining by bachelors degrees in these two fields I would then like to move forward in working toward my Juris Doctor in the field of law, hopefully it would be mostly financially payed for through whatever job I land after graduating with my bachelors degree in communications.T he ultimate goal however is to become attorney,but while living out my career in law I would also like to become a media correspondent for immigration matters. I believe that I could be also the voice for many of the voiceless and inform many immigrants like myself about the workings of the united states government, and the options they have, while still informing them about the legal factors and

The culture and political structures of Panama as we know it today has evolved from an incredibly diverse and interesting history. Geographically, Panama lies on an isthmus, a strip of land that essentially connects the greater landmasses of North and South America. It is believed that volcanic activity in the late Pliocene era closed the former Central American Seaway that had separated the two continents. The climatic implications of this landform are incredible, allowing for the redistribution of oceanic currents and the formation of the Gulf Stream of the Atlantic of today.

I plan on using my career as a platform to positively impact the Hispanic community. It all starts with becoming a model for kids and maybe even adults to give them hope and a chance. I say model because I don’t intend on using my role as an icon of success but rather I plan on allowing kids to have a model (or layout) of success from which they can learn from and aspire to want success in general and not only to want a specific job. I then intend on helping the Hispanic community by not only providing help via monetary values, but empowering them to want and achieve success with their own hands. Its more than just providing one-time help rather it all comes down to preparing them as individuals who are capable of growing into leaders so that they can come together as one to form a better community and a better

“One of the greatest and most influential filmmakers of all time”, Federico Fellini once stated that “A different language is a different vision of life” and I, in my turn tend to say that he was perfectly right. A person who speaks more than one language can experience multiple personalities, visions and reflections consisting which language is he speaking. High School students should comprehend the real benefit of speaking a foreign language. Being a multilingual myself and speaking fluently four languages and studying another two, I consider that I am qualified enough to persuade that my argument is strong, plausible and not ultimately-right. In the following paragraphs I am going to address the following three reasons why should other High School students learn at least one foreign language? Firstly, learning a new language enhances performances in the academic domain and makes you smarter. Secondly, knowing a new language is a high estimated and a very valuable characteristic in your professional CV. Thirdly, international travel is more pleasant through knowing a foreign language.

Panama City's sandy white beaches are more than bikinis and fruity drinks, the emerald green beaches of Panama City are full of culture and intriguing history that more than astonished me while doing some traveling history before visiting. The City of "Panama City" was formed in 1905, when the United Fruit Company of New Orleans went on a violent strike.The Vice President of United Fruit decided to relocate his company to a port easily accessible to his most important Central American connection and tried naming “Panama City”, the “United Fruit”. The founder of Coca Cola, Asa Candler, donated funds to help build railways through Panama City, and more than 500 people witnessed the first airline flight arrive in 1948 and later in 1949,which

I am a Spanish major and will be adding a minor in Russian as well once I transfer over to WSU. I aspire to be an interpreter, or a translator (but preferably an interpreter), and eventually work with the CIA or UN. I’m highly considering joining the Peace Corps after graduation before any of that though, and spend some time teaching English as a second language.

Panama is one of the most happening countries in and around Central America. The place is the best holiday spot in the region which anoints the tired souls who are the victims of the urban responsibilities.

I am currently studying Music at Central Michigan University because I came to college with the intent of becoming a music director or teacher. I am now planning on completing my minor in music and am considering a major in communication disorders while continuing my study in German. I am very interested in language and how it works and I want to help people in my future career. I am currently discovering what sorts of careers I can have with a major in communication disorders but I am very interested in becoming a speech therapist. Learning German has also been a big part of my life. I am currently enrolled in the highest German Language class here at CMU and curious to see where that could take me with my career.

I have chosen to go into Criminal justice as my major along with minoring in Spanish. I feel that focusing on these studies will help me in the future as I work to become a lawyer. In my law career I plan on specializing in criminal law so that is where my education in Criminal Justice will come in handy and give me an understanding of my career field. The minor in Spanish is to help better my foreign language abilities, which I find will be useful in the future. It will allow me to more easily communicate with clients or witnesses who may only speak Spanish.

On November 5, 1873 Panama school was formed in paper, and later constructed and established in 1875 a mile west of its current location. This was also the first county school. Unlike present times this school had only an enrollment of 11 students and a three month term. Ms. Whitaker was the first teacher at Panama school. The benches were made by the parents and could only fit three. Only two towels were allowed and the mothers took turns washing them. Water was hauled by teachers and students, and used in small portions for washing hands. The teachers were also the janitors. The Stine School District was established in 1900 just north of Panama District.

I traveled to Barcelona where I was able to fully immerse myself in a different culture and way of life. I am also taking french this year which I believe further enhances my understanding of different cultures and also my own. Another subject that will aid in my understanding of law is psychology. This is my favourite subject at school as it allows me to express my opinion freely as there is no right or wrong answer. I find the subject of crime and trigger’s particularly interesting as I enjoy finding out what drives people to lie and deceive. During summer, I participated in a law course at Strathclyde University. During my time there I portrayed a solicitor at the behest of the prosecution in a criminal court case. I found this to be instrumental in pulling me towards law as a degree. I loved the feeling of being put under pressure to prove beyond reasonable doubt. This year I am a member of my school's charity committee and during my time on the committee I have been able to help a lot of people and see that there are many people less fortunate than I am, so I hope to use my law degree to do something about

The career that I have chosen is to become a lawyer, either an employment lawyer or immigration lawyer. Since I was young, my uncle in law, who is a lawyer himself, influenced me to pursue a career in the law field. Being 10 years old at the time, I remember my uncle in law taking me to courtrooms after everyone has left and I was amazed on how the environment, since it was my first time in a court room and having a crazy imagination. Sadly, I never saw him in action, but many stories have been shared since his time as a lawyer. In order to become a lawyer, many skills are needed, for instance analytical ability, attention to detail, logical reasoning, persuasiveness and writing ability.

I like the touch of breeze and rain in Panama. It feels like it is passing through your body, touching from inside and it is cold because Panama is a tropical forest. The sound that Panama provides us is incomparable to any other city. There are lots of trees, plants, animals, birds and just by hearing them it makes me feel that I was in a quiet place and enjoying my moment. The smell over there is all natural. I felt that I was actually in a middle of forest like camping. I was breathing that fresh air every moment, because in Panama, every area, is surrounded by trees, plants and water. Talking about water, Panamanian food tastes incomparable, especially sea food. All Panamanian sea food is fresh and has a sweet taste, but sometimes