Summary

  • The first Spanish-learning book for Ukrainian residents‍ in Spain is launched in Torrevieja.
  • Presentation event scheduled for May 21 at‌ the⁢ Palacio⁣ de la ‌Música.
  • The ‍book features dialogues, a bilingual lexicon, ​and cultural notes.
  • Supported by‍ local authorities and Ukrainian organizations.

New⁢ Spanish Learning Resource for Ukrainian Residents in Torrevieja

The UNED (National University of Distance Education) in Elche has ‌taken a significant ⁢step in enhancing the integration of Ukrainian residents in Spain with‍ the launch ⁤of a⁢ groundbreaking ‍resource: the first manual‌ for learning Spanish specifically ⁢designed for the Ukrainian population. This initiative, conceived by Professor Juan Antonio Cebrián Flores, aims to ⁤bridge the language gap for more than ⁢9,000 ⁢registered ⁢Ukrainian​ citizens residing⁣ in Torrevieja, one of the most affected areas by the recent conflicts in Ukraine.

Event Details and Features of⁣ the Manual

The book, titled “Manual de urgencia: español para ucranianos,” will be officially presented on ‌ May ⁣21 at 7:30 PM in the Palacio de la Música. The event will be ‍a cultural gala featuring Ukrainian and Spanish songs, and⁢ it will include speeches from local authorities ⁢and representatives⁢ from various organizations supporting the project.

Key⁢ features of the book include:

  • Real-life dialogues: ‍Covering essential interaction scenarios ⁣like shopping,‌ medical visits, and social ⁢interactions.
  • Bilingual lexicon: Contains over 500⁤ color ‍illustrations with⁢ a ‍Ukrainian-Spanish and‍ Spanish-Ukrainian ⁣dictionary.
  • Cultural notes: Providing insight ⁣into the linguistic and cultural differences between Ukrainian and Spanish.

Community Support and Future Prospects

The project has received‍ backing from various Ukrainian associations in Torrevieja and Alicante, with notable figures ⁣such as Natalia‍ Zhezhnyavska and‍ Antonina Rohalska ​attending the presentation. The intent of the initiative is to ensure that⁣ Ukrainian refugees can effectively integrate into Spanish society, which ‌is particularly crucial given the ongoing ⁤crisis since the russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

The authors, Cebrián and Riquelme, have indicated that this initial ⁤edition ​consists‍ of 128 pages, and plans are underway to release a ‍revised and enhanced version​ in ⁣the ​next academic year. This ⁣second edition aims⁣ to further meet the ⁤educational needs⁢ of both ‌teachers and students.

Getting ⁢Involved

The presentation ⁤of the book is open to the public, with​ free invitations available⁣ for⁣ pickup at the Palacio⁤ de la Música’s reception until the event date. This initiative is a welcome humanitarian effort to support ⁣refugees, providing them with essential tools for ⁢communication and integration in their new ‍community.

conclusion

This Spanish⁣ learning manual represents not ‍just a resource for language acquisition, but a ⁣symbol ‍of hope ‍and support for the Ukrainian community in Torrevieja, which​ has proven it’s resilience in the face of‌ adversity. Educational resources like this are⁤ vital for fostering ⁣a sense of belonging​ and improving‍ the quality of life for Ukrainians settling in Spain.

For more details, you can visit the original news article ⁤by Información.

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