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Die Sprache der Sonntage

Follow the different meanings a family gives to language learning, belonging and an ordinary Sunday together. 939 words

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Comprehension quiz

Why does the prepared notebook create tension before cooking begins?
What concern gives the grandmother's wish to preserve Polish its emotional force?
What changes when Noah asks to hear the story before the unfamiliar word becomes a card?
What does the narrator commit to when discussing future Sundays?
What does Noah's unfinished school story reveal about repeated correction?
How should Noah's final request for the Polish word for the board be interpreted?