EWE // CRE LEARNING

Ewe (Èʋe or Èʋegbe [èβeɡ͡be])^[5] is a Niger–Congo language spoken in Togo and southeastern Ghana by approximately 4.5 million people as a first language and a million or so more as a second language.^[1] Ewe is part of a cluster of related languages commonly called Gbe; the other major Gbe language is Fon of Benin. Like many African languages, Ewe is tonal.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ewe_language

The primary goal of this quick start guide is to introduce you to the EWE language. This is a first attempt at EWE in two hours … impossible … but fun to try … see natural vocabulary of simple words used over and over …

“WHEN you create new POSITIVE wave patterns in YOUR mind … they give you STRENGTH for today … and HOPE for the future”

MAIN FEATURE

Dynamic English-based brief language learning system developed with some UN staff.
For staff members on short or long missions to developed and developing countries to feel more comfortable and effective in achieving better working relationships in English, with local government, refugees, client and project staff as they perceive the effort to speak the local language with a good accent, and thus to respect and value the local culture.

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DESIGNED FOR

Non-speakers to acquire a confidence very rapidly, in the basics of the local natural language, and for current speakers to achieve significant accent improvement.

COURSE DURATION

Six hours of professional instruction in CRE and then at individual discretion during one week, with reinforcement a month later.

APPLICATION

Individual training or as a small part of any management training program to stimulate creativity, because: “Each language is an intellectual treasure-house of communication, culture and humanitarian values” – Professor Kenneth Hale – linguistics expert of MIT who spoke 50 languages fluently and died October 8th 2001.

METHOD

Uses the CRE technique to achieve intuitive absorption of the natural language with confidence and without stress. Designed to handle varying individual value systems and needs. CRE technique, once acquired, can be easily used for any other language or dialect.