From benakin at gmail.com Wed Apr 1 21:12:50 2020 From: benakin at gmail.com (Benjamin Akinmoyeje) Date: Wed, 1 Apr 2020 21:12:50 +0200 Subject: [Ncuc-af] Fwd: [NCUC-DISCUSS] Virtual Meetings Strategy - Reply by April 2nd In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: Dear NCUC Africa members, I hope you are all doing great. Please stay safe from COVID19. Will you please consider responding to this email. Kind regards, Benjamin ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Bruna Martins dos Santos Date: Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 5:30 PM Subject: [NCUC-DISCUSS] Virtual Meetings Strategy - Reply by April 2nd To: NCUC Discuss Dear NCUC, I hope this email finds everyone well and at their houses. ICANN is starting a consultation with Community leaders on an effective Virtual Meetings strategy past the first experience that was ICANN 67. While it is still not confirmed by them whether the Kuala Lumpur meeting will be a virtual one, considering the unstable conditions of COVID-19 I believe we can already count this upcoming meeting as such. In light of that, as mentioned above, ICANN wants to hear back from communities our position on Virtual meetings and what should be their strategy moving forward. All community leaders have until Thursday, april 2nd, to send the Org our positions on twelve multiple choice questions related to known areas of concern such as, time zones, meeting duration, and language services. In order to have our PoVs on this matter as constituency broad as possible, I will copy the survey questions below and would appreciate if you can comment on them by April 2nd, 10 AM UTC. We have previously collected comments on some issues with the app and timezones, but I would like to ask you once again if - besides the questions below - are there other points or issues you would like NCUC leadership to point out in the survey. Best Regards, -- *Bruna Martins dos Santos * NCUC Chair --- *Questions: * *Time Zone and Duration * *1. For ICANN67, the virtual meeting was conducted during general working hours in Cancún local time. If ICANN68 is held as a Virtual Policy Forum, what time zone should the schedule adhere to? * Kuala Lumpur (UTC+8) London (UTC+1) Los Angeles (UTC-7) No Preference Other *2. What is the maximum number of hours per day you would participate in a virtual ICANN68?* 8 hours/day 6 hours/day 4 hours/day 2 hours/day No Preference *3. Would you support extending the duration of the meeting to accommodate fewer hours per day? * No (keep current duration) Yes (1 day) Yes (up to 2 days) Yes (up to 3 days) No Preference *Program and Services * *4. 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URL: From farell at benin2point0.org Thu Apr 16 12:37:42 2020 From: farell at benin2point0.org (Farell FOLLY) Date: Thu, 16 Apr 2020 12:37:42 +0200 Subject: [Ncuc-af] Fwd: [Public Comments] Call for Volunteers for NCSG Comment on ICANN Africa Regional Plan for Fiscal Years 2021-2025 References: Message-ID: Dear Afrimembers, This is an opportunity to shape the future as far as the DNS is concerned. Here you find a call for Public Comment on the ICANN Regional Fiscal Years 2021 to 2025. Please feel free to volunteer as the penholder or joint the team of drafters. Chers Afrimembers, C'est l'occasion de façonner l'avenir en ce qui concerne le DNS. Vous trouverez ici un appel à commentaires du public sur les exercices financiers régionaux de l'ICANN 2021 à 2025. N'hésitez pas à vous porter volontaire en tant que porte-plume ou à rejoindre l'équipe de rédacteurs. @__f_f__ Best Regards ____________________________________ (Ekue) Farell FOLLY GNSO Councillor linkedin.com/in/farellf > Begin forwarded message: > > From: Rafik Dammak > Subject: [Public Comments] Call for Volunteers for NCSG Comment on ICANN Africa Regional Plan for Fiscal Years 2021-2025 > Date: 16 April 2020 at 02:15:44 GMT+2 > To: NCSG-DISCUSS at LISTSERV.SYR.EDU > Reply-To: Rafik Dammak > > Hi all, > > We have a new public comment and it is about ICANN Africa Regional Plan for Fiscal Years 2021-2025. This is another opportunity for NCSG to participate on ICANN strategy regarding the regions in particular Africa and add our perspective and experience of our members. You can find here all the details here https://www.icann.org/public-comments/africa-regional-plan-fy21-25-2020-04-15-en > > I created this google doc to be used during the drafting and accessible to all in order to kick off the discussion and comments: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Veu5nbfFceqv3_bDwKCpc0fuC5fV2kDYXAZZQkJdCPI/edit?usp=sharing > > Please let me offline if you want to volunteer to participate in drafting the NCSG comment and join the drafting team. It is a good opportunity for those from the region to participate on drafting comment for NCSG. > > You can find previous public comments submitted by NCSG in this wiki page https://community.icann.org/display/gnsononcomstake/Public+Comments+-+2020 and listing those who drafted them or volunteered. > > Best Regards, > > Rafik Dammak > > NCSG Policy Committee Chair -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... 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Understanding the basics about International Communications 4. English language challenges when English is your second language Kind regards, Benjamin Chers membres du NCUC Afrique, Comment allez-vous et tout le monde autour de vous à ce moment critique? J'espère que vous vous portez bien s'il y a un verrouillage total ou partiel dans votre pays ou région. C'est un temps difficile pour tout le monde, mais je crois que nous allons naviguer. Afin de continuer à servir la communauté, le NCUC prévoit avec son personnel d'élaborer un webinaire pour le renforcement des capacités des membres du NCUC afin de renforcer nos compétences en rédaction de commentaires publics. Dans cet esprit, j'aurai besoin de vous pour suggérer des questions que les formateurs peuvent considérer avec celles énumérées ci-dessous ou en dehors d'eux. Si je peux l'obtenir demain, je serai reconnaissant: 1. Comment améliorer vos soumissions de commentaires publics: courrier électronique et documents joints 2. Conseils pour améliorer vos compétences en écriture en anglais 3. Comprendre les bases des communications internationales 4. Défis de langue anglaise lorsque l'anglais est votre deuxième langue Sincères amitiés, Benjamin -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: From olivierkouami at gmail.com Tue Apr 21 03:50:13 2020 From: olivierkouami at gmail.com (Olivier Kouami) Date: Tue, 21 Apr 2020 01:50:13 +0000 Subject: [Ncuc-af] Questions for webinar for Members with English as second language In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: Hello Benjamin Thanks and keep up the fois work. These questions are enough for me. I concurr. Warm regards Olévié Le lun. 20 avr. 2020 à 23:06, Benjamin Akinmoyeje a écrit : > Dear NCUC Africa members, > How are you and everyone around you at this critical moment?I hope you are > keeping well if there is a total or partial lockdown in your country or > region. > This is a trying to time for everyone however I believe we are going to > sail through. > In order to continue serving the community, NCUC is planning with staff to > develop a webinar for capacity building for NCUC members to strengthen our > public comments writing skills. In line with that, I will need you to > suggest questions that the trainers can consider with those listed below or > outside of them. > If I can get it tomorrow, I will be grateful:1. How to improve your public > comment submissions: email and attached documents > 2. Tips to improve your writing skills in English > 3. Understanding the basics about International Communications > 4. English language challenges when English is your second language > > Kind regards, > Benjamin > > > > > > Chers membres du NCUC Afrique, > Comment allez-vous et tout le monde autour de vous à ce moment critique? > J'espère que vous vous portez bien s'il y a un verrouillage total ou > partiel dans votre pays ou région. > C'est un temps difficile pour tout le monde, mais je crois que nous allons > naviguer. > Afin de continuer à servir la communauté, le NCUC prévoit avec son > personnel d'élaborer un webinaire pour le renforcement des capacités des > membres du NCUC afin de renforcer nos compétences en rédaction de > commentaires publics. Dans cet esprit, j'aurai besoin de vous pour > suggérer des questions que les formateurs peuvent considérer avec celles > énumérées ci-dessous ou en dehors d'eux. > Si je peux l'obtenir demain, je serai reconnaissant: 1. Comment améliorer > vos soumissions de commentaires publics: courrier électronique et documents > joints > 2. Conseils pour améliorer vos compétences en écriture en anglais > 3. Comprendre les bases des communications internationales > 4. Défis de langue anglaise lorsque l'anglais est votre deuxième langue > > Sincères amitiés, > Benjamin > _______________________________________________ > Ncuc-af mailing list > Ncuc-af at lists.ncuc.org > https://lists.ncuc.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/ncuc-af > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: From joanhopek at gmail.com Tue Apr 21 10:34:20 2020 From: joanhopek at gmail.com (Joan katambi) Date: Tue, 21 Apr 2020 11:34:20 +0300 Subject: [Ncuc-af] Questions for webinar for Members with English as second language In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: Dear Benjamin, Thanks for the initiative, i can say it is timely. Ready to be part of the training. Regards Joan On Tue, Apr 21, 2020 at 4:50 AM Olivier Kouami wrote: > Hello Benjamin > > Thanks and keep up the fois work. > These questions are enough for me. I concurr. > Warm regards > Olévié > > Le lun. 20 avr. 2020 à 23:06, Benjamin Akinmoyeje a > écrit : > >> Dear NCUC Africa members, >> How are you and everyone around you at this critical moment?I hope you >> are keeping well if there is a total or partial lockdown in your country or >> region. >> This is a trying to time for everyone however I believe we are going to >> sail through. >> In order to continue serving the community, NCUC is planning with staff >> to develop a webinar for capacity building for NCUC members to strengthen >> our public comments writing skills. In line with that, I will need you to >> suggest questions that the trainers can consider with those listed below or >> outside of them. >> If I can get it tomorrow, I will be grateful:1. How to improve your >> public comment submissions: email and attached documents >> 2. Tips to improve your writing skills in English >> 3. Understanding the basics about International Communications >> 4. English language challenges when English is your second language >> >> Kind regards, >> Benjamin >> >> >> >> >> >> Chers membres du NCUC Afrique, >> Comment allez-vous et tout le monde autour de vous à ce moment critique? >> J'espère que vous vous portez bien s'il y a un verrouillage total ou >> partiel dans votre pays ou région. >> C'est un temps difficile pour tout le monde, mais je crois que nous >> allons naviguer. >> Afin de continuer à servir la communauté, le NCUC prévoit avec son >> personnel d'élaborer un webinaire pour le renforcement des capacités des >> membres du NCUC afin de renforcer nos compétences en rédaction de >> commentaires publics. Dans cet esprit, j'aurai besoin de vous pour >> suggérer des questions que les formateurs peuvent considérer avec celles >> énumérées ci-dessous ou en dehors d'eux. >> Si je peux l'obtenir demain, je serai reconnaissant: 1. Comment >> améliorer vos soumissions de commentaires publics: courrier électronique et >> documents joints >> 2. Conseils pour améliorer vos compétences en écriture en anglais >> 3. Comprendre les bases des communications internationales >> 4. Défis de langue anglaise lorsque l'anglais est votre deuxième langue >> >> Sincères amitiés, >> Benjamin >> _______________________________________________ >> Ncuc-af mailing list >> Ncuc-af at lists.ncuc.org >> https://lists.ncuc.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/ncuc-af >> > _______________________________________________ > Ncuc-af mailing list > Ncuc-af at lists.ncuc.org > https://lists.ncuc.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/ncuc-af > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: From dkgxdgx at gmail.com Tue Apr 21 10:57:42 2020 From: dkgxdgx at gmail.com (Dorothy Gi) Date: Tue, 21 Apr 2020 08:57:42 +0000 Subject: [Ncuc-af] Questions for webinar for Members with English as second language In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: Good initiative, the seminar should also propose (if non-first language English speakers agree) that people who have ENG as a first language can be on standby to support those who are drafting more complex pieces. For short pieces I do not think that people worry too much about grammar etc. and now we have lots of translation engines which help. This is how come I sometimes post messages in Russian to one list. When I want to post in Arabic I use a native speaker to check the translation. I know it is not perfect but I also know that they know I am not a Russian or Arabic speaker. The main thing is not to let language inhibit your communication. Also let me point out that while English is my main language for communication like most Africans it is not my first language and for many of us English is our third, fourth or even fifth language. So do not be shy! best regards Dorothy K. Gordon On Mon, 20 Apr 2020 at 23:06, Benjamin Akinmoyeje wrote: > Dear NCUC Africa members, > How are you and everyone around you at this critical moment?I hope you are > keeping well if there is a total or partial lockdown in your country or > region. > This is a trying to time for everyone however I believe we are going to > sail through. > In order to continue serving the community, NCUC is planning with staff to > develop a webinar for capacity building for NCUC members to strengthen our > public comments writing skills. In line with that, I will need you to > suggest questions that the trainers can consider with those listed below or > outside of them. > If I can get it tomorrow, I will be grateful:1. How to improve your public > comment submissions: email and attached documents > 2. Tips to improve your writing skills in English > 3. Understanding the basics about International Communications > 4. English language challenges when English is your second language > > Kind regards, > Benjamin > > > > > > Chers membres du NCUC Afrique, > Comment allez-vous et tout le monde autour de vous à ce moment critique? > J'espère que vous vous portez bien s'il y a un verrouillage total ou > partiel dans votre pays ou région. > C'est un temps difficile pour tout le monde, mais je crois que nous allons > naviguer. > Afin de continuer à servir la communauté, le NCUC prévoit avec son > personnel d'élaborer un webinaire pour le renforcement des capacités des > membres du NCUC afin de renforcer nos compétences en rédaction de > commentaires publics. Dans cet esprit, j'aurai besoin de vous pour > suggérer des questions que les formateurs peuvent considérer avec celles > énumérées ci-dessous ou en dehors d'eux. > Si je peux l'obtenir demain, je serai reconnaissant: 1. Comment améliorer > vos soumissions de commentaires publics: courrier électronique et documents > joints > 2. Conseils pour améliorer vos compétences en écriture en anglais > 3. Comprendre les bases des communications internationales > 4. Défis de langue anglaise lorsque l'anglais est votre deuxième langue > > Sincères amitiés, > Benjamin > _______________________________________________ > Ncuc-af mailing list > Ncuc-af at lists.ncuc.org > https://lists.ncuc.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/ncuc-af > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: From benakin at gmail.com Wed Apr 22 15:23:25 2020 From: benakin at gmail.com (Benjamin Akinmoyeje) Date: Wed, 22 Apr 2020 15:23:25 +0200 Subject: [Ncuc-af] Questions for webinar for Members with English as second language In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: Dear Dorothy, Olivie, and Joan, Thank you for your responses, and I will inform the team to consider prioritizing non-English speakers who are supporting writing comments. However, the trainers are trying hard to see if there are things they are not covering, which only the participants may be aware of. This is to let them connect effectively. Just as you mentioned, for many Africans - English is not the 2nd but maybe the 3rd, 4th, etc. however embedded in each language is culture and manners, I was thinking is there a way the training can account for that? Will like to know what your thought is about that and more? Kind regards, Benjamin Chères Dorothy, Olivie et Joan, Merci pour vos réponses, et j'informerai l'équipe de considérer la priorité des non-anglophones qui soutiennent la rédaction de commentaires. Cependant, les formateurs s'efforcent de voir s'il y a des choses qu'ils ne couvrent pas, dont seuls les participants peuvent être conscients, afin de leur permettre de se connecter efficacement. Tout comme vous l'avez mentionné, pour de nombreux Africains - l'anglais n'est pas la 2e mais peut-être la 3e, la 4e, etc., mais la culture et les mœurs sont ancrées dans chaque langue, je pensais qu'il y avait une façon dont la formation pouvait expliquer cela? Aimerez-vous savoir ce que vous en pensez et plus encore? Sincères amitiés, Benjamin On Tue, Apr 21, 2020 at 10:57 AM Dorothy Gi wrote: > Good initiative, the seminar should also propose (if non-first language > English speakers agree) that people who have ENG as a first language can be > on standby to support those who are drafting more complex pieces. For > short pieces I do not think that people worry too much about grammar etc. > and now we have lots of translation engines which help. This is how come I > sometimes post messages in Russian to one list. When I want to post in > Arabic I use a native speaker to check the translation. I know it is not > perfect but I also know that they know I am not a Russian or Arabic > speaker. The main thing is not to let language inhibit your communication. > Also let me point out that while English is my main language for > communication like most Africans it is not my first language and for many > of us English is our third, fourth or even fifth language. So do not be shy! > > best regards > Dorothy K. Gordon > > > On Mon, 20 Apr 2020 at 23:06, Benjamin Akinmoyeje > wrote: > >> Dear NCUC Africa members, >> How are you and everyone around you at this critical moment?I hope you >> are keeping well if there is a total or partial lockdown in your country or >> region. >> This is a trying to time for everyone however I believe we are going to >> sail through. >> In order to continue serving the community, NCUC is planning with staff >> to develop a webinar for capacity building for NCUC members to strengthen >> our public comments writing skills. In line with that, I will need you to >> suggest questions that the trainers can consider with those listed below or >> outside of them. >> If I can get it tomorrow, I will be grateful:1. How to improve your >> public comment submissions: email and attached documents >> 2. Tips to improve your writing skills in English >> 3. Understanding the basics about International Communications >> 4. English language challenges when English is your second language >> >> Kind regards, >> Benjamin >> >> >> >> >> >> Chers membres du NCUC Afrique, >> Comment allez-vous et tout le monde autour de vous à ce moment critique? >> J'espère que vous vous portez bien s'il y a un verrouillage total ou >> partiel dans votre pays ou région. >> C'est un temps difficile pour tout le monde, mais je crois que nous >> allons naviguer. >> Afin de continuer à servir la communauté, le NCUC prévoit avec son >> personnel d'élaborer un webinaire pour le renforcement des capacités des >> membres du NCUC afin de renforcer nos compétences en rédaction de >> commentaires publics. Dans cet esprit, j'aurai besoin de vous pour >> suggérer des questions que les formateurs peuvent considérer avec celles >> énumérées ci-dessous ou en dehors d'eux. >> Si je peux l'obtenir demain, je serai reconnaissant: 1. Comment >> améliorer vos soumissions de commentaires publics: courrier électronique et >> documents joints >> 2. Conseils pour améliorer vos compétences en écriture en anglais >> 3. Comprendre les bases des communications internationales >> 4. Défis de langue anglaise lorsque l'anglais est votre deuxième langue >> >> Sincères amitiés, >> Benjamin >> _______________________________________________ >> Ncuc-af mailing list >> Ncuc-af at lists.ncuc.org >> https://lists.ncuc.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/ncuc-af >> > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: From dkgxdgx at gmail.com Wed Apr 22 18:22:32 2020 From: dkgxdgx at gmail.com (Dorothy Gi) Date: Wed, 22 Apr 2020 16:22:32 +0000 Subject: [Ncuc-af] Questions for webinar for Members with English as second language In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: I have taught these classes before. I am sure the trainer will cover the necessary. Participants need to know that simple short sentences show you know how to write business English. The other thing is maintain a clear flow in the logic. Fancy phraseology much loved by the romance languages makes you look silly in English unless you are writing a serious novel or specialist academic text. good luck Dorothy K. Gordon On Wed, 22 Apr 2020 at 13:23, Benjamin Akinmoyeje wrote: > Dear Dorothy, Olivie, and Joan, > Thank you for your responses, and I will inform the team to consider > prioritizing non-English speakers who are supporting writing comments. > > However, the trainers are trying hard to see if there are things they are > not covering, which only the participants may be aware of. > This is to let them connect effectively. > > Just as you mentioned, for many Africans - English is not the 2nd but > maybe the 3rd, 4th, etc. however embedded in each language is culture and > manners, I was thinking is there a way the training can account for that? > > Will like to know what your thought is about that and more? > > Kind regards, > Benjamin > > Chères Dorothy, Olivie et Joan, Merci pour vos réponses, et j'informerai > l'équipe de considérer la priorité des non-anglophones qui soutiennent la > rédaction de commentaires. > Cependant, les formateurs s'efforcent de voir s'il y a des choses qu'ils > ne couvrent pas, dont seuls les participants peuvent être conscients, afin > de leur permettre de se connecter efficacement. > Tout comme vous l'avez mentionné, pour de nombreux Africains - l'anglais > n'est pas la 2e mais peut-être la 3e, la 4e, etc., mais la culture et les > mœurs sont ancrées dans chaque langue, je pensais qu'il y avait une façon > dont la formation pouvait expliquer cela? > Aimerez-vous savoir ce que vous en pensez et plus encore? > Sincères amitiés, > Benjamin > > > > > > > > > On Tue, Apr 21, 2020 at 10:57 AM Dorothy Gi wrote: > >> Good initiative, the seminar should also propose (if non-first language >> English speakers agree) that people who have ENG as a first language can be >> on standby to support those who are drafting more complex pieces. For >> short pieces I do not think that people worry too much about grammar etc. >> and now we have lots of translation engines which help. This is how come I >> sometimes post messages in Russian to one list. When I want to post in >> Arabic I use a native speaker to check the translation. I know it is not >> perfect but I also know that they know I am not a Russian or Arabic >> speaker. The main thing is not to let language inhibit your communication. >> Also let me point out that while English is my main language for >> communication like most Africans it is not my first language and for many >> of us English is our third, fourth or even fifth language. So do not be shy! >> >> best regards >> Dorothy K. Gordon >> >> >> On Mon, 20 Apr 2020 at 23:06, Benjamin Akinmoyeje >> wrote: >> >>> Dear NCUC Africa members, >>> How are you and everyone around you at this critical moment?I hope you >>> are keeping well if there is a total or partial lockdown in your country or >>> region. >>> This is a trying to time for everyone however I believe we are going to >>> sail through. >>> In order to continue serving the community, NCUC is planning with staff >>> to develop a webinar for capacity building for NCUC members to strengthen >>> our public comments writing skills. In line with that, I will need you to >>> suggest questions that the trainers can consider with those listed below or >>> outside of them. >>> If I can get it tomorrow, I will be grateful:1. How to improve your >>> public comment submissions: email and attached documents >>> 2. Tips to improve your writing skills in English >>> 3. Understanding the basics about International Communications >>> 4. English language challenges when English is your second language >>> >>> Kind regards, >>> Benjamin >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Chers membres du NCUC Afrique, >>> Comment allez-vous et tout le monde autour de vous à ce moment critique? >>> J'espère que vous vous portez bien s'il y a un verrouillage total ou >>> partiel dans votre pays ou région. >>> C'est un temps difficile pour tout le monde, mais je crois que nous >>> allons naviguer. >>> Afin de continuer à servir la communauté, le NCUC prévoit avec son >>> personnel d'élaborer un webinaire pour le renforcement des capacités des >>> membres du NCUC afin de renforcer nos compétences en rédaction de >>> commentaires publics. Dans cet esprit, j'aurai besoin de vous pour >>> suggérer des questions que les formateurs peuvent considérer avec celles >>> énumérées ci-dessous ou en dehors d'eux. >>> Si je peux l'obtenir demain, je serai reconnaissant: 1. Comment >>> améliorer vos soumissions de commentaires publics: courrier électronique et >>> documents joints >>> 2. Conseils pour améliorer vos compétences en écriture en anglais >>> 3. Comprendre les bases des communications internationales >>> 4. Défis de langue anglaise lorsque l'anglais est votre deuxième langue >>> >>> Sincères amitiés, >>> Benjamin >>> _______________________________________________ >>> Ncuc-af mailing list >>> Ncuc-af at lists.ncuc.org >>> https://lists.ncuc.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/ncuc-af >>> >> -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: From benakin at gmail.com Wed Apr 22 19:12:23 2020 From: benakin at gmail.com (Benjamin Akinmoyeje) Date: Wed, 22 Apr 2020 19:12:23 +0200 Subject: [Ncuc-af] Questions for webinar for Members with English as second language In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: Thanks for the feedback! This is indeed helpful to give as feedback to the organizers. Kind regards, Benjamin On Wed, Apr 22, 2020 at 6:22 PM Dorothy Gi wrote: > I have taught these classes before. I am sure the trainer will cover the > necessary. Participants need to know that simple short sentences show you > know how to write business English. The other thing is maintain a clear > flow in the logic. Fancy phraseology much loved by the romance languages > makes you look silly in English unless you are writing a serious novel or > specialist academic text. > > good luck > Dorothy K. Gordon > > > On Wed, 22 Apr 2020 at 13:23, Benjamin Akinmoyeje > wrote: > >> Dear Dorothy, Olivie, and Joan, >> Thank you for your responses, and I will inform the team to consider >> prioritizing non-English speakers who are supporting writing comments. >> >> However, the trainers are trying hard to see if there are things they are >> not covering, which only the participants may be aware of. >> This is to let them connect effectively. >> >> Just as you mentioned, for many Africans - English is not the 2nd but >> maybe the 3rd, 4th, etc. however embedded in each language is culture and >> manners, I was thinking is there a way the training can account for that? >> >> Will like to know what your thought is about that and more? >> >> Kind regards, >> Benjamin >> >> Chères Dorothy, Olivie et Joan, Merci pour vos réponses, et j'informerai >> l'équipe de considérer la priorité des non-anglophones qui soutiennent la >> rédaction de commentaires. >> Cependant, les formateurs s'efforcent de voir s'il y a des choses qu'ils >> ne couvrent pas, dont seuls les participants peuvent être conscients, afin >> de leur permettre de se connecter efficacement. >> Tout comme vous l'avez mentionné, pour de nombreux Africains - l'anglais >> n'est pas la 2e mais peut-être la 3e, la 4e, etc., mais la culture et les >> mœurs sont ancrées dans chaque langue, je pensais qu'il y avait une façon >> dont la formation pouvait expliquer cela? >> Aimerez-vous savoir ce que vous en pensez et plus encore? >> Sincères amitiés, >> Benjamin >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> On Tue, Apr 21, 2020 at 10:57 AM Dorothy Gi wrote: >> >>> Good initiative, the seminar should also propose (if non-first language >>> English speakers agree) that people who have ENG as a first language can be >>> on standby to support those who are drafting more complex pieces. For >>> short pieces I do not think that people worry too much about grammar etc. >>> and now we have lots of translation engines which help. This is how come I >>> sometimes post messages in Russian to one list. When I want to post in >>> Arabic I use a native speaker to check the translation. I know it is not >>> perfect but I also know that they know I am not a Russian or Arabic >>> speaker. The main thing is not to let language inhibit your communication. >>> Also let me point out that while English is my main language for >>> communication like most Africans it is not my first language and for many >>> of us English is our third, fourth or even fifth language. So do not be shy! >>> >>> best regards >>> Dorothy K. Gordon >>> >>> >>> On Mon, 20 Apr 2020 at 23:06, Benjamin Akinmoyeje >>> wrote: >>> >>>> Dear NCUC Africa members, >>>> How are you and everyone around you at this critical moment?I hope you >>>> are keeping well if there is a total or partial lockdown in your country or >>>> region. >>>> This is a trying to time for everyone however I believe we are going to >>>> sail through. >>>> In order to continue serving the community, NCUC is planning with staff >>>> to develop a webinar for capacity building for NCUC members to strengthen >>>> our public comments writing skills. In line with that, I will need you to >>>> suggest questions that the trainers can consider with those listed below or >>>> outside of them. >>>> If I can get it tomorrow, I will be grateful:1. How to improve your >>>> public comment submissions: email and attached documents >>>> 2. Tips to improve your writing skills in English >>>> 3. Understanding the basics about International Communications >>>> 4. English language challenges when English is your second language >>>> >>>> Kind regards, >>>> Benjamin >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> Chers membres du NCUC Afrique, >>>> Comment allez-vous et tout le monde autour de vous à ce moment >>>> critique? J'espère que vous vous portez bien s'il y a un verrouillage total >>>> ou partiel dans votre pays ou région. >>>> C'est un temps difficile pour tout le monde, mais je crois que nous >>>> allons naviguer. >>>> Afin de continuer à servir la communauté, le NCUC prévoit avec son >>>> personnel d'élaborer un webinaire pour le renforcement des capacités des >>>> membres du NCUC afin de renforcer nos compétences en rédaction de >>>> commentaires publics. Dans cet esprit, j'aurai besoin de vous pour >>>> suggérer des questions que les formateurs peuvent considérer avec celles >>>> énumérées ci-dessous ou en dehors d'eux. >>>> Si je peux l'obtenir demain, je serai reconnaissant: 1. Comment >>>> améliorer vos soumissions de commentaires publics: courrier électronique et >>>> documents joints >>>> 2. Conseils pour améliorer vos compétences en écriture en anglais >>>> 3. Comprendre les bases des communications internationales >>>> 4. Défis de langue anglaise lorsque l'anglais est votre deuxième langue >>>> >>>> Sincères amitiés, >>>> Benjamin >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> Ncuc-af mailing list >>>> Ncuc-af at lists.ncuc.org >>>> https://lists.ncuc.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/ncuc-af >>>> >>> -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: From benakin at gmail.com Wed Apr 22 19:36:15 2020 From: benakin at gmail.com (Benjamin Akinmoyeje) Date: Wed, 22 Apr 2020 19:36:15 +0200 Subject: [Ncuc-af] Questions for webinar for Members with English as second language In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: Dear NCUC Africa members, I want to appreciate the feedback and engagement on the forthcoming webinar. In order for us to plan properly for this webinar session, can you please indicate interest if you want to participate. Webinar for Members with English as the second language for improved Public comments writing. Looking forward to your response. Kind regards, Benjamin Chers membres du NCUC Afrique, Je veux apprécier les commentaires et l'engagement sur le prochain webinaire. Afin que nous puissions planifier correctement cette session de webinaire, pouvez-vous indiquer votre intérêt si vous souhaitez participer. Webinaire pour les membres ayant l'anglais comme deuxième langue pour une meilleure rédaction des commentaires publics. Dans l'attente de votre réponse. Sincères amitiés, Benjamin On Wed, Apr 22, 2020 at 6:22 PM Dorothy Gi wrote: > I have taught these classes before. I am sure the trainer will cover the > necessary. Participants need to know that simple short sentences show you > know how to write business English. The other thing is maintain a clear > flow in the logic. Fancy phraseology much loved by the romance languages > makes you look silly in English unless you are writing a serious novel or > specialist academic text. > > good luck > Dorothy K. Gordon > > > On Wed, 22 Apr 2020 at 13:23, Benjamin Akinmoyeje > wrote: > >> Dear Dorothy, Olivie, and Joan, >> Thank you for your responses, and I will inform the team to consider >> prioritizing non-English speakers who are supporting writing comments. >> >> However, the trainers are trying hard to see if there are things they are >> not covering, which only the participants may be aware of. >> This is to let them connect effectively. >> >> Just as you mentioned, for many Africans - English is not the 2nd but >> maybe the 3rd, 4th, etc. however embedded in each language is culture and >> manners, I was thinking is there a way the training can account for that? >> >> Will like to know what your thought is about that and more? >> >> Kind regards, >> Benjamin >> >> Chères Dorothy, Olivie et Joan, Merci pour vos réponses, et j'informerai >> l'équipe de considérer la priorité des non-anglophones qui soutiennent la >> rédaction de commentaires. >> Cependant, les formateurs s'efforcent de voir s'il y a des choses qu'ils >> ne couvrent pas, dont seuls les participants peuvent être conscients, afin >> de leur permettre de se connecter efficacement. >> Tout comme vous l'avez mentionné, pour de nombreux Africains - l'anglais >> n'est pas la 2e mais peut-être la 3e, la 4e, etc., mais la culture et les >> mœurs sont ancrées dans chaque langue, je pensais qu'il y avait une façon >> dont la formation pouvait expliquer cela? >> Aimerez-vous savoir ce que vous en pensez et plus encore? >> Sincères amitiés, >> Benjamin >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> On Tue, Apr 21, 2020 at 10:57 AM Dorothy Gi wrote: >> >>> Good initiative, the seminar should also propose (if non-first language >>> English speakers agree) that people who have ENG as a first language can be >>> on standby to support those who are drafting more complex pieces. For >>> short pieces I do not think that people worry too much about grammar etc. >>> and now we have lots of translation engines which help. This is how come I >>> sometimes post messages in Russian to one list. When I want to post in >>> Arabic I use a native speaker to check the translation. I know it is not >>> perfect but I also know that they know I am not a Russian or Arabic >>> speaker. The main thing is not to let language inhibit your communication. >>> Also let me point out that while English is my main language for >>> communication like most Africans it is not my first language and for many >>> of us English is our third, fourth or even fifth language. So do not be shy! >>> >>> best regards >>> Dorothy K. Gordon >>> >>> >>> On Mon, 20 Apr 2020 at 23:06, Benjamin Akinmoyeje >>> wrote: >>> >>>> Dear NCUC Africa members, >>>> How are you and everyone around you at this critical moment?I hope you >>>> are keeping well if there is a total or partial lockdown in your country or >>>> region. >>>> This is a trying to time for everyone however I believe we are going to >>>> sail through. >>>> In order to continue serving the community, NCUC is planning with staff >>>> to develop a webinar for capacity building for NCUC members to strengthen >>>> our public comments writing skills. In line with that, I will need you to >>>> suggest questions that the trainers can consider with those listed below or >>>> outside of them. >>>> If I can get it tomorrow, I will be grateful:1. How to improve your >>>> public comment submissions: email and attached documents >>>> 2. Tips to improve your writing skills in English >>>> 3. Understanding the basics about International Communications >>>> 4. English language challenges when English is your second language >>>> >>>> Kind regards, >>>> Benjamin >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> Chers membres du NCUC Afrique, >>>> Comment allez-vous et tout le monde autour de vous à ce moment >>>> critique? J'espère que vous vous portez bien s'il y a un verrouillage total >>>> ou partiel dans votre pays ou région. >>>> C'est un temps difficile pour tout le monde, mais je crois que nous >>>> allons naviguer. >>>> Afin de continuer à servir la communauté, le NCUC prévoit avec son >>>> personnel d'élaborer un webinaire pour le renforcement des capacités des >>>> membres du NCUC afin de renforcer nos compétences en rédaction de >>>> commentaires publics. Dans cet esprit, j'aurai besoin de vous pour >>>> suggérer des questions que les formateurs peuvent considérer avec celles >>>> énumérées ci-dessous ou en dehors d'eux. >>>> Si je peux l'obtenir demain, je serai reconnaissant: 1. Comment >>>> améliorer vos soumissions de commentaires publics: courrier électronique et >>>> documents joints >>>> 2. Conseils pour améliorer vos compétences en écriture en anglais >>>> 3. Comprendre les bases des communications internationales >>>> 4. Défis de langue anglaise lorsque l'anglais est votre deuxième langue >>>> >>>> Sincères amitiés, >>>> Benjamin >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> Ncuc-af mailing list >>>> Ncuc-af at lists.ncuc.org >>>> https://lists.ncuc.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/ncuc-af >>>> >>> -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: From benakin at gmail.com Thu Apr 23 19:10:46 2020 From: benakin at gmail.com (Benjamin Akinmoyeje) Date: Thu, 23 Apr 2020 19:10:46 +0200 Subject: [Ncuc-af] Kindly Indicate interest in the forthcoming Public Comments Writing Webinar Message-ID: Dear NCUC Africa members, I want to appreciate the feedback and engagement on the forthcoming webinar. In order for us to plan properly for this webinar session, can you please indicate interest if you want to participate. Webinar for Members with English as the second language for improved Public comments writing. Looking forward to your response. Kind regards, Benjamin Chers membres du NCUC Afrique, Je veux apprécier les commentaires et l'engagement sur le prochain webinaire. Afin que nous puissions planifier correctement cette session de webinaire, pouvez-vous indiquer votre intérêt si vous souhaitez participer. Webinaire pour les membres ayant l'anglais comme deuxième langue pour une meilleure rédaction des commentaires publics. Dans l'attente de votre réponse. Sincères amitiés, Benjamin -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... 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