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Title: Second Language Learning Through the Experience of Intercultural Activities


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Second Language Learning Through the Experience
of Intercultural Activities
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Dances of the worldTutor Els van Oudheusden
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Siganos
  • Siganos is a dance from Greece, from the
    island of Crete. It is an invitation dance at the
    beginning of the evening. The song tells about
    the moon, the stars and of course about love.
  • Description of the dance
  • Open circle, left hand at your own hip, right
    hand at the left arm from the partner in front of
    you
  • Measure 4/4
  • 1-2 step right touch left diagonally in
    front
  • 3-4 step left touch right diagonally in
    front
  • 1-2 step right touch left diagonally
    backward
  • 3-4 step left touch right diagonally
    backward

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Düwelskermis (Germany)
  • Düwelskermis (danza diavola, dance of the devil)
  • is a new made dance at an old melody and it is
    played by Günther Gall and his orchestra. Günther
    Gall is a well known singer in the Lower-Rhine
    region in Germany. This is also the region of
    Kleve.
  • The melody is with harmonics from the Middle
    Ages and influences of Ireland.
  • Description of the dance
  • Couples in a big circle, man at the left side of
    his partner.
  • Everybody starts with the left foot and gives
    hands to each other.
  • The dance starts after the melody of the flute,
  • this is the invitation to choose a partner.
  • A closed circle
  • in place set to the right set to the left
  • 4 steps into the middle of the circle
  • Set to the right set to the left
  • 4 steps backward
  • repeat A again

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Düwelskermis (Germany)
  • B in front of your partner (sicilian circle)
  • give right hands
  • set to the right
  • set to the left
  • 4 steps counter clockwise (man forward woman
    backward)
  • And again the same set to the right set to the
    left and 4 steps counter clockwise
  • C
  • set to the right and set to the left and pass by
    your partner
  • to the next one. You pass with left shoulder and
    both, man
  • and woman will pass by.
  • Then repeat B and C
  • and after that you start again in a big circle.

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Oi kumuschki (Kazachstan)
  • A dance from the Kubanje Cozzacks in Kazachstan.
    The Kuban is a river in Kazachstan. In the
    traditional Cozzacks dances is always a
    competition between boys and girls. You can make
    this competition by steps (the men) or by
    shouting (the women).
  • This kind of dances are called plyaska
    and they are for fun.
  • Another kind of dances in Russia is charavod
    but they are only danced by women in occasion of
    a wedding or a religious ceremony.
  • Translation of the song
  • O my dear friend, my dear chatterbox, love each
    other, love me.
  • Go with me in the green meadow but do not speak
    about it with your friends.
  • Because if you will tell it, I will hit you.
  • Description of the dance
  • Women start with A
  • 8 x wisselpas (rlr-lrl-rlr-lrl-rlr-lrl-rlr-lrl)
  • to the other line of the women opposite.
  • Give hands together and turn only ¼ in 8 little
  • Steps and then go backward in 8 little steps.

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Oi kumuschki (Kazachstan)
  • Women B
  • 4 x wisselpas counter clockwise. Hands move
    from right to left.
  • 4 x rlr-lrl-rlr-lrl in place and hands above your
    head from right to left !!
  • Again 4 x wisselpas counter clockwise.
  • 4 x at the place.
  • And the women go again into the middle.
  • Men
  • They start with part B (counter clockwiseO
  • and after this they start with A and go into
  • the middle.

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Oi kumuschki (Kazachstan)
  • Oi kumuschki galubuschki padruschki maji 2x
  • Oi ljali ljali, ljali ljali 2x
  • Ljubitisja ljubitisja, ljubitje minja 2x
  • Oi ljali ljali, ljali ljali 2x
  • Pad roschjizu seljonuju, palaschitje minja 2x
  • Oi ljali ljali, ljali ljali 2x
  • Dubrawuschka seljonaja, nje schumi nada mnoj 2x
  • Oi ljali ljali, ljali ljali 2x
  • Budisch schumitj, budisch schumitj padrublju ja
    tibja 2x
  • Oi ljali ljali, ljali ljali 2x

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Jiana Rumania
  • Jiana is a dance from Rumania and is danced in
    the two regions Transylvania and Oltenia. It is a
    typical dance in little lines or circles at the
    mountainslopes of the Carpatian mountains.
  • The song is a dialogue between girls and boys
    and during the last part of the dance they shout
    (ha ha haha).
  • You can see the cloths they wear on the picture.
  • Description ot the dance
  • Linedance. Normally you cross the hands at the
    backside. Elderly people can leave this out.
  • Measure 4/4
  • A
  • 1-4 start with right foot to the right
    side-side-close-side-touch
  • 1-4 the same with left to the left
  • 1-4 the same with right to the right side
  • 1-4 and again with left to the left
  • (right left right touch,
  • Left right left touch, and repeat again
  • to the right and to the left side)

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Jiana Rumania
  • B
  • 4 x grapevine to the left (every step takes two
    counts !!!!)
  • 4 x grapevine to the right
  • 4 x grapevine to the left
  • 4 x grapevine to the right (attention! last step
    of this grapevine is a touch with your right
    foot, because you have to start with your right
    foot after this part)
  • C
  • 14 x to the left (right foot in front of the left
    foot and your weight is at the right foot)
  • The last two counts are on your place and you
    stamp with right left right touch (this is
    called spinpas in Dutch).
  • 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 -12
    13 13 right left - touch

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Countries of origin of the dances
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Pa Mai (New Sealand)
  • Pa mai from New Sealand is a well known action
    song, that means a song with movements of arm and
    hand. The WIRI movement is very important. It
    is a movement with your hand and it depicts the
    heat the heat we can see in summer above the
    asphalt roadway. And it is a symbol of energy and
    life.
  • The movement with your hand at your mouth
    symbolizes do not say bad things about other
    persons.
  • This song is made during the Second World War
    and is purposed to stimulate young men to become
    a soldier.
  • Everybody in New Sealand knows this song but the
    movements are different from place to place.
    Aotearoa is the Maori name of New Sealand. The
    name of the place Wanganui can be replaced by
    every other name.
  • Song
  • Pa mai to reo aroha your lovely voice will reach
    us
  • Ki te pa o Wanganui in the village Wanganui
  • E nga iwi o Aotearoa you people of Aotearoa
  • Haere mai, haere mai welcome, welcome
  • Tiro ki nga hoia, kua wehe nei our boys, the
    soldiers are far away from our village
  • Aue te aroha me te mamae we feel love and sadness
    about them
  • E nga iwi o Aotearoa you people from Aotearoa
  • Kia kaha, kia manawa nui be strong, be brave!

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Pa Mai (New Sealand)
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Exercices
  • With the help of the vocabulary you can create
    exercices to teach your students
  • The parts of the body
  • The movements of the body
  • The name and the description of illnesses
  • Points of orientation (points of the compass,
    directions )
  • We are sure you will find many more
    possibilities to work with the vocabulary and to
    have a lot of fun with dancing!
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