It absolutely does, Melissa! No forgiveness required. I wonder if any
language has the same word for teaching/learning and research !
Sue
Shaw, Melissa wrote:
>
> Hi All
>
> I wonder if the colloquial "/that'll learn you/" counts!
>
> It's Friday -- forgive me.
>
> Melissa Shaw
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> *Subject:* teaching and learning in the same word request from Danny
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> Dear SEDA colleagues
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>
> Do you know of any verbs where "to teach" and "to learn" are combined?
> In Welsh we have "dysgu" and I always thought this was unique -- only
> to find that in the Maori language "ako "has the same function. There
> is also "uciti" in Croatian (please see below) -- can you suggest any
> more?!
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> All best wishes
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> Danny
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> From: [log in to unmask]
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> Subject: RE: same word for learning and teaching
> Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2012 10:38:48 +0000
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> Hi Mirijana
>
>
>
> Thank you for this lovely email and I would very much like to send an
> extract to other colleagues in educational development as I think we
> might start collecting verbs which mean to teach and to learn in
> different languages! Would you object if I therefore circulated the
> following please?
>
>
>
> " I mentioned to a mature student ( I'm teaching her my mother tongue
> which is Croatian,
>
> her father came to N.Z. from Yugoslavia in 1913 to work in the
> gumfields up North)
>
> that you have found that the word to teach and to learn is the same
> in Maori as it is in Welsh
>
> and she told me that it's the same in Croatian as well! And she's right.
>
> In Croatian you can "uciti" (the c has a little v over it and it's
> sounded as a ch sound in English) something
>
> or "uciti" someone something.
>
> I suspect all the Slavic languages follow suit but I would need to
> check that out.
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>
> With all best wishes
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>
> Danny
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> / Prof Danny Saunders OBE Yr Athro
> Danny Saunders OBE /
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> Canolfan Dysgu Gydol Oes /
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