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Aspekt kulturoznawczy w kształceniu językowym studentów rusycystyki (w świetle rosyjskiej literatury glottodydaktycznej oraz praktyki nauczania rosyjskiej etykiety językowej)

Aspekt kulturoznawczy w kształceniu językowym studentów rusycystyki (w świetle rosyjskiej literatury glottodydaktycznej oraz praktyki nauczania rosyjskiej etykiety językowej)

Author(s): Dorota Dziewanowska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 2/2015

The author of the article, on the basis of works of Russian glottodidactic specialists and cultural scientists, discusses the main aspects of preparing Russian philology students for adequate participating in intercultural communication. She points out the necessity of forming not only the mechanisms of communicative act but also the so-called intercultural communicative competence. This competence assumes the knowledge of cultural facts and norms regulating communication in a given language. Introducing cultural knowledge into foreign language teaching makes it possible to accomplish educational aims and forming students’ personality. In the final part of the article, the author presents her experience in forming the intercultural science competence in the sphere of language etiquette in students of the Pedagogical University in Cracow.

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Particularities of Romanian as acquired by young bilingual immigrants in Spain

Author(s): Paul Buzilă / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2016

Romanian immigration in Spain reached its peak towards the end of the 2000’s, putting the Romanians on the first place among the immigrant communities in Spain. Several linguistic studies have already posited the existence of a new Romanian variety, the so-called Rumañol, strongly marked by linguistic interference phenomena. This paper uses a quantitative approach and compares the amounts of interference that can be observed in the speech of two distinct immigrant groups, early and late bilinguals, in order to reveal the particularities of the Romanian variety spoken by Romanian children born in or taken to Spain at early ages.

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Word in a Transactional Approach to Upbringing through Fairy Tales: The Selected Aspects

Word in a Transactional Approach to Upbringing through Fairy Tales: The Selected Aspects

Author(s): Maria Szymańska / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2017

The word has enormous meaning in a teacher’s practice. Basically, it can be treated as a transmitter of direct and indirect contents that have a positive or negative dimension. The word belongs to elements constituting the phrase, sentence, story, speech, etc. and performs many functions covering varied disciplines of science, one of which is pedagogy. It takes part actively in the process of upbringing that is realized with differentiated methods, techniques. They are rooted in the anthropological, ethical, axiological, and psychological domain and seem to be indispensable in the implementation of content. The results of their usage depend on many factors, perhaps the most important being the teacher’s approach to the choice of methods. The goal of the paper is to elicit the meaning of the word functions while applying a transactional theory to student’s upbringing through fairy tales. Hence, the presentation is to explain the notion of the “word” and then the “transactional theory” of Louise M. Rosenblatt, the “transactional approach” to upbringing, and the interpretation of words in the fairy tales.

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The Educational and Moral Message in Antoine de Saint Exupéry’s The Little Prince

The Educational and Moral Message in Antoine de Saint Exupéry’s The Little Prince

Author(s): Mária Potočárová / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2017

Stories help us to understand our own mental world and the soul of the child and its education. In stories we often find a moral message and the basis for the practical solutions to various educational problems. To understand the nature of the parable means also to find the key to open the spiritual dimension of our being. We deal just with a very small book, and allegorical story about the little prince from the planet B 612 in it, as Antoine de Saint-Exupéry described him, which carries an important message to a man at any age. The paper analyses the moral and educational message of the work The Little Prince as a description of the dramatic era in which the book was written. The universality of the message of this book (which can be possibly described also as a fairy tale for adults) bases in the fact that the message goes across every period, and every age of recipients in a various environments and conditions of life. It clearly speaks not only to kids who are being educated, but also to adults and teachers, regardless of whether they are simple or highly educated people. The Little Prince is a guide to the inner world of each human person. From a pedagogical point of view this work deals with the application of narrative as well as educative method, which are based on dialogic paradigm of philosophy and Christian humanism, especially personalism. The outline of the article develops the following analytical sequence: the background of the creation of the book, The Little Prince in us—a psychological reflection, the ideas in The Little Prince in relation to education, focusing on the moral formation of the child and the every human person.

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Vicariousness and Forgiveness in The Chronicles of Narnia

Vicariousness and Forgiveness in The Chronicles of Narnia

Author(s): Cintia Carreira Zafra / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2017

Children’s contemporary literature often presents an ambiguous and even immoral world of values, not to speak of Christian virtues, which are neither emphatically mentioned nor even faintly evoked. Theological virtues enhance human capacities and elevate every person to their highest being, to the supernatural order they are created for. Directly related to the Scriptures, for they are revealed, the theological virtues suggest an unavoidable and clear connection to God. In C.S. Lewis’ Chronicles of Narnia we find a useful counterexample to teaching morals through literature: these seven fantasy novels provide multiple examples of how to be faithful, hopeful and even how to practice the virtue of charity. Considering that through a fictional evocation of certain concepts these might be apprehended more significantly, in this paper we aim to explore new readings of the saga that go beyond a general approach in order to transcend its allegorical mechanisms and respond to criteria such as the virtue of charity and its two main features: vicariousness and forgiveness.

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Rozmówki polsko-hiszpańskie. Problemy językowe i próby ich przezwyciężenia… podejmowane przez polskich uczestników hiszpańskiej wojny o niepodległość w świetle materiałów wspomnieniowych

Rozmówki polsko-hiszpańskie. Problemy językowe i próby ich przezwyciężenia… podejmowane przez polskich uczestników hiszpańskiej wojny o niepodległość w świetle materiałów wspomnieniowych

Author(s): Magdalena Krzyżostaniak / Language(s): Polish Issue: 21/2021

The article presents selected mechanisms of communication between the Polish participants of the Napoleonic campaign in 1808–1812 and the local population behind the Pyrenees. The sources of information were the memoirs of Polish soldiers fighting on the Iberian Peninsula in the Grande Armée. Even though a significant part of the memoirs focuses on the military aspects of the participation of Poles in the Peninsular War, several do provide a whole spectrum of information about the daily lives of soldiers on foreign ground and many observations regarding the customs of their brothers in arms – mainly the French – as well as the local population. Among the fragments devoted to the non-military aspects of their stay on the Iberian Peninsula, the remarks on the attempts at communication – both verbal and non-verbal – between Poles and Spaniards seem to be particularly interesting. The purpose of this article is to explain why, in many situations, efficient communication could not take place in an intermediary language (French) and how the Polish soldiers dealt with lexical and grammatical structures in the previously unknown Spanish language. It is worth pointing out that language transfer is clearly noticeable – both from the native language of the soldiers (Polish) and from French, which most of Napoleonic soldiers learnt as their first Romance language.

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Digital Skills through the Lens of Gamified Activities in Language Mediation. The DIAL4U Erasmus+Project

Digital Skills through the Lens of Gamified Activities in Language Mediation. The DIAL4U Erasmus+Project

Author(s): Ioana Mudure-Iacob,Alexandra Cotoc,Veronica Diana Micle,Ana Maria Hopârtean,Daniel Andronache,Raluca Pop / Language(s): English Issue: 24/2023

The current study intended to analyse the perception of foreign language higher education instructors and higher education students in Romania regarding the increase of their digital skills and the use of digital tools in the COVID-19 pandemic. Online instruction provided a multitude of challenges and opportunities for designing instructional content. Our respondents concluded that language learning games and gamified instruction represent valuable tools in reconfiguring the scenario within language classes. By exploring these opportunities that increase students’ participation, interactivity and accessibility, the teaching and learning experience can be improved and adapted to more complex and ever-changing technological advances.

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National Identity And Intercultural Communication in the Teaching of Romanian as a Foreign Language

National Identity And Intercultural Communication in the Teaching of Romanian as a Foreign Language

Author(s): Cristina Eugenia Burtea-Cioroianu / Language(s): English Issue: 75/2022

In the context of globalization, intercultural communication and national identity have become indisputably relevant and increasingly important. They approach a new problematic horizon with multiple implications in an interdisciplinary manner. Within the teaching of Romanian as a foreign language, there are complex interactions between students from different parts of the world, a phenomenon that can produce profound changes in the identity structure of culture and national identity. Foreign students who come to Romania to learn the Romanian language meet more and more frequently in the space of interculturality carrying with them different cultural equipment, and the nonconflicting management of these differences is a great challenge. The respect of foreign students coming to study in Romania for the cultural variety encountered is an important aspect of the subsequent social, cultural and identity interaction between them. Socialization transmits and consolidates ways of communication, behavioral patterns based on functional rules, considered important for a particular community. When interacting with multiple cultures, foreign students and more, assimilate individual characteristics, experiences, and cultural elements from each, including the host country. Thus, intercultural communication has reopened the file of perennial themes of social thought, such as the unity and diversity of cultures, the relationship between us and others, ethnocentrism and cultural relativism, the crisis of identities and their redefinition under the combined pressure of many factors.

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Text and Intercultural Context in the Teaching of the of the Romanian Language as a Foreign Language

Text and Intercultural Context in the Teaching of the of the Romanian Language as a Foreign Language

Author(s): Cristina Eugenia Burtea-Cioroianu / Language(s): English Issue: 79/2023

The formation of communicative skills as part of reading a text in a foreign language involves an activity whose purpose is the semantic representation of the given information. Reading a text is influenced by three factors: the reader, the text and the context, the teacher having the obligation to interact with these factors. Reading remains the most effective tool through which the ability to communicate between people is developed, training thinking and language capacities. Current methodological suggestions encourage the exploitation of texts in modern language classes because they can prove to be authentic teaching resources, having a positive impact on the development of foreign language communication competence and critical thinking skills of foreign students.

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SPRAWOZDANIE Z XVI SEMINARIUM „ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE FOR STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS - STRATEGIES AND CHALLENGES FOR TEACHER TRAINING AND RESEARCH”

SPRAWOZDANIE Z XVI SEMINARIUM „ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE FOR STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS - STRATEGIES AND CHALLENGES FOR TEACHER TRAINING AND RESEARCH”

Author(s): Paulina Lewandowska,Beata Gulati,Marta Chomicz / Language(s): Polish Issue: 3/2022

Report on the 16th Seminar “English as a Foreign Language for Students With Special Educational Needs – Strategies and Challenges for Teacher Training and Research.” 16th International Conference “European Society for the Study of English (Esse).” 29.08–02.09.2022, Mainz, Germany

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IM SCHNITTPUNKT DER KOLLOKATIONSFORSCHUNG UND DER DAF-DIDAKTIK – ZUR MONOGRAFIE VON JOANNA TARGOŃSKA DIE ENTWICKLUNG DER KOLLOKATIONSKOMPETENZ IM DAF-UNTERRICHT AM BEISPIEL DES ERWERBS VON SUBSTANTIV-VERB-KOLLOKATIONEN

IM SCHNITTPUNKT DER KOLLOKATIONSFORSCHUNG UND DER DAF-DIDAKTIK – ZUR MONOGRAFIE VON JOANNA TARGOŃSKA DIE ENTWICKLUNG DER KOLLOKATIONSKOMPETENZ IM DAF-UNTERRICHT AM BEISPIEL DES ERWERBS VON SUBSTANTIV-VERB-KOLLOKATIONEN

Author(s): Magdalena Lisiecka-Czop / Language(s): German Issue: 32/2023

The monograph published by Joanna Targońska (University of Olsztyn) in 2021 presents a multidimensional approach to the reflexive and aware acquisition of collocation competence in a foreign language. It also includes empirical verification of the model in a longitudinal study. The aim of the review is to analyse the author’s contribution to the understanding of lexis acquisition as well as its implications with regards to the foreign language learning and teaching.

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Yabancı Dil Olarak Türkçe Öğrenen Öğrencilerin Motivasyonlarına Çoklu Ortamların Etkisi (Erbil Örneği)

Yabancı Dil Olarak Türkçe Öğrenen Öğrencilerin Motivasyonlarına Çoklu Ortamların Etkisi (Erbil Örneği)

Author(s): Cemal Özdemir,Hasan Kaya / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 31/2023

People need motivation in every field. The statements that he can do this job before starting a job make him take action faster. Motivation is a key element in the process of learning a foreign language, for continuity, progress with determination and being excited. In this way, the student will be interested in the target language with the pleasure he receives and his motivation to learn will increase. Multimedia technologies are a factor that makes teaching Turkish as a foreign language supportive and efficient. The aim of the study is to examine the effect of multimedia technologies on the motivation levels of students learning Turkish as a foreign language in Erbil. Mixed method was used in the research. Experimental and control groups were formed within the scope of the subject determined within the scope of the research. Pre-test and post-test applications were made to the students. While the lectures using multimedia technologies were given to the experimental group students, the control group students were lectured using only textbook activities. A questionnaire was applied to determine the effect of multimedia technologies on students' motivation. As a result, the post-test mean of the experimental group was 79.8 and the mean of the control group was 69.6. A difference of +10.2 points was observed between the two groups. As a result of the survey on the effect of multimedia technologies on students' motivation, 97% of the students stated that their motivation was positively affected.

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Avrupa Birliği Dil Eğitimi Politikalarının İncelenmesi

Avrupa Birliği Dil Eğitimi Politikalarının İncelenmesi

Author(s): Ayşegül CEVAHİR,Osman TAY,Ümit BÜLÜÇ / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 31/2023

In the information age, the phenomenon of globalization has affected educational programs. It has become important to educate global-minded participants in schools. Changes in science and technology affect human life and education, which is the process of human education. Educational systems that are under the influence of many economic, social and cultural conditions are facing changes. The act of learning, which gains continuity throughout life by replacing traditional learning processes with information and communication technologies support environments, eliminates the need for people to be in a fixed environment to achieve this. It is aimed to Decouple the educational programs with the educational projects carried out between the universities of the member states of the European Community and to make education more qualified. Thanks to the academic networks in the European Union, the student-teacher relationship participating in the education and learning process is being carried to interactive multi-media. At this stage, information measurement and evaluation systems are being designed to test the knowledge acquired after learning, the validity and reliability of which are supported by information technologies. Individuals now believe that they save time by moving the physical mobility they perform for learning and educational purposes to a virtual environment and that they have a more effective and interactive learning and evaluation experience. Lingua (Language Learning and Teaching) Program; It is one of the eight sub-programs of Socrates, the EU General Education Program, which aims to teach the languages spoken in the member states of the Community as a foreign language to the citizens of the European countries that are members of these programs. The European Commission has developed different ways and methods to improve foreign language learning. e-Europe launched an initiative in 2000 with the name of using communication and information technologies such as the Internet and the web in all sectors with a decision taken by a commission. Thus, it is planned to establish a virtual higher education network between universities, open and distance education institutions by the end of Dec 2020. The new expectations that have emerged about the widespread use of media tools in education in Europe have turned into an inevitable, low-cost and socially necessary paradigm within the scope of the information society.

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Didaktické průsečíky mezi češtinou jako prvním a druhým jazykem v kontextu učebnice češtiny jako druhého jazyka Paráda! Učíme se česky

Didaktické průsečíky mezi češtinou jako prvním a druhým jazykem v kontextu učebnice češtiny jako druhého jazyka Paráda! Učíme se česky

Author(s): Silvie Převrátilová,Kateřina Šormová / Language(s): Czech Issue: 2/2023

Východiskem pro vznik učebnice Paráda! Učíme se česky (Převrátilová a kol., 2022; dále jen Paráda) byla situace žáků s odlišným mateřským jazykem (žáků s OMJ) na českých školách z hlediska obsahu výuky (ekonomické a organizační aspekty výuky nerodilých mluvčích ponechme v tomto textu stranou). Žáci s OMJ se vzdělávají podle kurikula pro rodilé mluvčí, tedy podle platných rámcových vzdělávacích programů (RVP). RVP jsou dokumenty, které stanovují základní cíle a obsah vzdělávání pro určitý stupeň vzdělávacího systému, slouží jako závazná vodítka pro školy, učitele a další účastníky vzdělávacího procesu, aby mohli plánovat, realizovat a hodnotit vzdělávací aktivity. RVP definují, co by studenti měli v určitém věku nebo na určitém stupni vzdělávání umět a znát, což definují tzv. očekávané výstupy. Přestože už v roce 2021 MŠMT uveřejnilo Kurikulum češtiny jako druhého jazyka pro předškolní a základní vzdělávání (Ministerstvo školství, mládeže a tělovýchovy, 2021), které v oblasti základního vzdělávání zahrnuje podrobně rozpracovaný vzdělávací obsah pro deset tematických celků a dvě jazykové úrovně s ohledem na situaci nerodilého mluvčího, nejedná se o závazný dokument a žáci, jejichž mateřštinou není čeština, jsou vzděláváni podle stejného kurikula (tedy RVP) jako rodilí mluvčí češtiny. Toto tvrzení se nevztahuje na úvodní začátečnické kurzy češtiny jako druhého jazyka, ale na žáky běžně integrované do tříd.

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Author(s): Mariyana Tsibranska-Kostova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 6/2023

The purpose of this article is to present one of many possible research aspects in the New Testament translations of palćensći jazić, banátsći balgarsći jazić. There is an old translation from the end of the 19th century and a new one from 1998. The historical circumstances and influences, as well as the relationship between the two translations, remain the subject of a complete separate study. Despite the reduced number of examples in the chosen field of compound word formation, the cultural distinctiveness of the Banat translations of the New Testament is demonstrated. They are not a narrowly dialectal phenomenon, but a supradialectal and linguocultural one. They have both common features and significant differences, which reflect the processes of the intra-linguistic dynamics of the written regional form of the Bulgarian language in the Banat region. They should be studied in a comparative perspective with other representatives of the New Bulgarian spoken language tradition of the Bible. The layers of the Bulgarian dialect language; the influence of Romanian, Hungarian, German, and Croatian; the international vocabulary of Greek and Latin; the Old Bulgarian literary tradition appear in both translations.

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RHETORICAL MEANING AND ARGUMENTATIVE STYLES IN TEACHING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE WITHOUT AFFECTING THE NATIONAL CHARACTER OF THE NATIVE TONGUE

RHETORICAL MEANING AND ARGUMENTATIVE STYLES IN TEACHING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE WITHOUT AFFECTING THE NATIONAL CHARACTER OF THE NATIVE TONGUE

Author(s): Ștefan Lucian Mureșanu / Language(s): English Issue: 35/2023

Whoever believes that teaching a foreign language does not change the meaning of life and the universal way of thinking about life, is wrong. A foreign language cannot be learned if it is not intensively lived through the spoken words, just like one's mother tongue, which in time, one starts neglecting, in looking to intensify the perfecting of the other language, that starts occupying one's mental space with signs and sounds. It is a philological activity perfected through study, analogies and synonymy, by imposing, at one point, a personal translation of the text from the foreign language to the mother tongue. Languages have feelings, words suffer when not used to their true sense, with the speaker, acquainted with more than two foreign languages shows ease in learning other languages but also untangling a different meaning through which advanced speakers can touch souls, reaching even closer to the serenity of understanding words.

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CURRENT DIDACTIC CHALLENGES IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES

CURRENT DIDACTIC CHALLENGES IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES

Author(s): Claudia-Sorina Popa (Barbu) / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 35/2023

The modern world, in a permanent change and in an increasingly alert pace, represents a permanent and unprecedented challenge for education. Multilingualism and Europe are two sides of the same coin. In Europe, diversity is a key word, an accepted and promoted perception, and linguistic diversity is a reality that unites us in a common history and culture. Multilingualism, like unity in diversity, are tools that contribute to the creation of symbioses between people. Linguistic diversity plays an essential role in strengthening a European identity. In this sense, an Arab proverb even says that: "if you want to avoid a war, learn a language."

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For Whom the Bell Tolls? The Evolving Roles of Language Teachers in the 21 Century

For Whom the Bell Tolls? The Evolving Roles of Language Teachers in the 21 Century

Author(s): Vanya Katsarska / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2023

We are living in times of big changes and unprecedented challenges in all sectors – from business, industry, healthcare, and politics to academia. Young people need to be equipped with knowledge, skills, and the right attitudes to be fully capable of participating and contributing to their societies. As a result of this 21 century has brought new challenges to educators. The article provides an insight into the roles relevant to today’s English language teachers.

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USE OF ONLINE TEST-MAKING TOOLS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION IN PRIMARY SCHOOL – CASE STUDY

USE OF ONLINE TEST-MAKING TOOLS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION IN PRIMARY SCHOOL – CASE STUDY

Author(s): Adnan Bujak / Language(s): English Issue: XXI/2023

There are many online assessment tools available on the World Wide Web and it is necessary to test and evaluate them before their wider use is encouraged. Using such tools has many advantages and one of such is enabling students to learn how to navigate and use information using their computers. Computer literacy requires skills such as sifting through the available results, making critical judgments about the content, scrolling through pages, following external links, checking citations, and making active choices about the material. Acquisition of such skills is crucial for students in order for them to be able to become functional members of a digital society. When assessment is done properly, it also allows teachers to improve their teaching practices and helps students to learn more effectively. Therefore, it is very important to research into available options to improve our curriculum and assessment methods so that we can teach our students more effectively. This paper deals with the (dis)advantages and practical application of online tools for online and classroom assessment. The aim is to examine whether tests made with online test makers and delivered via the Internet yield better results than traditional paper-and-pencil tests made without the use of specialized test-making tools. The online test makers selected for this study are Easy Test Maker, Google Forms, Class Marker, ProProfs Quiz Maker, and Online Quiz Creator. They offer the widest array of options of all the test makers available and are most suitable for classroom assessment. The results obtained confirmed the hypothesis and justified the conducted research.

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Някои разлики между обучението по специализиран и по общ английски език според студенти и преподаватели

Някои разлики между обучението по специализиран и по общ английски език според студенти и преподаватели

Author(s): Dilyan Gatev / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 5/2023

The subject of this research are the differences between teaching English for specific purposes and teaching English for general purposes according to students and lecturers. The object of the research is their opinion on some questions related to the two types of teaching. The aim is to identify some differences between them. Both for the acquisition of general vocabulary and for the acquisition of business vocabulary, the students use mainly the strategy of memorizing sample sentences containing the unfamiliar words in context. The lecturers would also recommend mainly that strategy. Taking the inferences drawn in the conclusion into consideration could contribute to increasing the quality of teaching English for specific purposes.

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