1 Ann (Ana) Morris www.authorannmorris.com.  To provide simple stories with learning experiences.  To record memories of family experiences.  To provide.

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1 Ann (Ana) Morris

 To provide simple stories with learning experiences.  To record memories of family experiences.  To provide early level reading that can be used for native language readers, language learners, remedial supplements for readers and teachers. 2

 Equal or nearly equal command in two languages.  This includes listening and speaking AND  Reading and writing.  As with native English speakers, not all native speakers of another language are quality writers. 3

 To focus on the story and the target language.  NOT to compare the two languages to see how “well” it was translated.  Books written in my native language, English  Books rewritten in Spanish to maintain same spirit, fluidity, ambiance of the original story. 4

Language 1 Approx. number of speakers 1. Chinese 2 1,197,000, Spanish414,000, English335,000, Hindi260,000, Arabic 3 237,000, Portuguese203,000, Bengali193,000, Russian167,000, Japanese122,000, Javanese84,300,000 Most Commonly Spoken Languages in the World by Native Speakers

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 BA in Spanish Education from Wartburg College, Waverly, Iowa  Included two study and living experiences, total of over one year, in Pamplona, Spain at La Universidad de Navarra.  First husband of 5 years from Pamplona, Spain. Spanish only spoken at home.  Maintain daily use of language via social networks and local friends.  Have experience with Spanish from different Hispanic countries, recognize localization variations and accents. 10

 BA in Spanish Education from Wartburg College, Waverly, Iowa  Included two study and living experiences, total of over one year, in Pamplona, Spain at La Universidad de Navarra.  Taught HS Spanish 18 years at all levels, from children to adult education classes.  Volunteer with Latinos Unidos of Iowa, served as PR Coordinator, recognized as part of Latino community in Des Moines, IA metro area.  Worked with Iowa Workforce as bilingual rep for 12 years, including New Iowan Center. All staff bilingual in English and Spanish. 11

 Spain  Mexico  Puerto Rico  Guatemala  El Salvador  Nicaragua  Colombia 12 Spain (Peninsular)Mexico Puerto RicoGuatemala El SalvadorNicaragua ColombiaVenezuela PerúLa Argentina ChileHonduras TexasCalifornia