How to buy drinks and croissants and get tourist information.
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How to buy drinks and croissants and get tourist information.
A look back over the last four programmes.
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A look back over the last four programmes.
How to buy things and leisure activities.
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How to buy things and leisure activities.
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Actualiteit belicht - 21
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Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken
Information about politics, law, culture, economy, drugs etc. May/June 1996
Information about politics, law, culture, economy, drugs etc. May/June 1996
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Being Chinese
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BBC , 2009
Eight short stories about the everyday lives of children in China
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Eight short stories about the everyday lives of children in China
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Being French
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BBC
Seven short stories about the everyday lives of children in Marseille, France.
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Seven short stories about the everyday lives of children in Marseille, France.
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Being Spanish
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BBC , 2009
Nine short stories about the everyday lives of children in Spain.
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Nine short stories about the everyday lives of children in Spain.
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Brazil Inside Out - Programme 01
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BBC , 2006
Brazil has the biggest black population of any country outside Nigeria. Over 10 million African slaves were shipped to Brazil, six times more than to the United States. Slaves were prohibited from practising their own faiths. To avoid persecution they gave Catholic names and figures to all their African gods, giving birth to the Afro-Brazilian religion of candomblé.
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Brazil has the biggest black population of any country outside Nigeria. Over 10 million African slaves were shipped to Brazil, six times more than to the United States. Slaves were prohibited from practising their own faiths. To avoid persecution they gave Catholic names and figures to all their African gods, giving birth to the Afro-Brazilian religion of candomblé.
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Brazil Inside Out - Programme 02
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BBC , 2006
Rio de Janeiro became the capital of Brazil after the discovery of gold inland in 1763. In 1960 it lost its capital city status to Brasilia.
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Rio de Janeiro became the capital of Brazil after the discovery of gold inland in 1763. In 1960 it lost its capital city status to Brasilia.
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Brazil Inside Out - Programme 03
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BBC , 2006
During the 19th century, rubber made the Amazon port of Manaus, in the middle of the world's largest rainforest, one of the richest cities in the world.
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During the 19th century, rubber made the Amazon port of Manaus, in the middle of the world's largest rainforest, one of the richest cities in the world.
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Brazil Inside Out - Programme 04
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BBC , 2006
São Paulo is the third biggest city in the world, after Tokyo and Mexico City. 17 million inhabitants, 4 million automobiles and 10,000 miles of streets, make Sao Paulo one of the most congested cities in the world. It has one of the worst crime rates in the world with 1500 murders last year, compared to New York's 671.
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São Paulo is the third biggest city in the world, after Tokyo and Mexico City. 17 million inhabitants, 4 million automobiles and 10,000 miles of streets, make Sao Paulo one of the most congested cities in the world. It has one of the worst crime rates in the world with 1500 murders last year, compared to New York's 671.
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Brazil Inside Out - Programme 05
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BBC , 2006
Brazilian gaúchos have more in common with Argentinians and Uruguayans than they do with people from São Paulo or Rio. When their neighbours became independent, the gaúchos sought freedom from the rest of Brazil, but were defeated in 1845. Nowadays, most Brazilians from the south are descendants of the European immigrants who settled in the late 19th century.
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Brazilian gaúchos have more in common with Argentinians and Uruguayans than they do with people from São Paulo or Rio. When their neighbours became independent, the gaúchos sought freedom from the rest of Brazil, but were defeated in 1845. Nowadays, most Brazilians from the south are descendants of the European immigrants who settled in the late 19th century.
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Buongiorno Italia! - Episode 01
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Joseph Cremona
Unit 1 - Buongiorno! (How to ask for something)
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Unit 1 - Buongiorno! (How to ask for something)
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Buongiorno Italia! - Episode 02
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Joseph Cremona
Unit 2 - Dov'e'? (how to ask where something is)
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Unit 2 - Dov'e'? (how to ask where something is)
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Buongiorno Italia! - Episode 03
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Joseph Cremona
Unit 3 - Quanto costa? (Buying things and asking the price)
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Unit 3 - Quanto costa? (Buying things and asking the price)
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Buongiorno Italia! - Episode 04
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Joseph Cremona
Unit 4 - Buono, buonissimo (How to say you like something)
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Unit 4 - Buono, buonissimo (How to say you like something)
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Buongiorno Italia! - Episode 05
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Joseph Cremona
Unit 5 - Rivediamo un po'.. (Revision 1)
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Unit 5 - Rivediamo un po'.. (Revision 1)
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Buongiorno Italia! - Episode 06
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Joseph Cremona
Unit 6 - A che ora parte? (Going places)
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Unit 6 - A che ora parte? (Going places)
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Buongiorno Italia! - Episode 07
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Joseph Cremona
Unit 7 - Cosa c'e' da vedere? (Getting there and looking around)
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Unit 7 - Cosa c'e' da vedere? (Getting there and looking around)
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Buongiorno Italia! - Episode 08
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Joseph Cremona
Unit 8 - Ha una camera? (Finding a room)
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Unit 8 - Ha una camera? (Finding a room)