Authors :
MVWALA MONA-TEMBO Jeremih
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 11 - November
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14407785
Abstract :
Nowadays in the worldwide, reading has
become a daily activity for people in fact they understand
its impact on the human brain, and they recognize its
importance in the development of the mind, and
understanding a written word occurs as the mind grows in
its ability.
The English language has become the dominant
language at the international level and it is included in
almost all fields of human life, among them we have
education. This article is about the contribution of the
American Cultural Center in the learning of English by
the Congolese. The Qualitative method was used, including
open-ended questions and a survey questionnaire which
allowed us to explore ideas and opinions of the sample
constituted of 30 persons about our topic. And the data
collected demonstrate that the American Cultural Center
contributes to the learning of English by the Congolese as
it provides them with all necessary tools that can help
them to learn well and deepen their English skills,
moreover they are attracted because they have free access
to the library where there are books to read, the internet
and computers to use.
Keywords :
Contribution, American Cultural Center, Learning, English.
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- Buhendwa Frank 2010: Multilingualism in DRC, English rising in a predominantly Francophone environment. Review of Applied languages and Communication, vol 6, no2, P. 83-109.
- Buhendwa Frank 2011: Multilingualism, Families and Education issues in a western Congolese setting, first and second study. Annales de la Faculté des Lettres et Sciences Humaines noIX, P. 75-84.
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- Kingsley Howard and Ralph Garry 1957: The nature and conditions of learning, P. 15.
- Luanga Kasanga Adrien 2012: English in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, memoire de Licence, P. 13.
- Potter Simeon 1945-65: The history of the English language, University of Liverpool, P. 12, Art.
- William Dharmaraj 2015-2016: Language learning, P. 4, Art.
Nowadays in the worldwide, reading has
become a daily activity for people in fact they understand
its impact on the human brain, and they recognize its
importance in the development of the mind, and
understanding a written word occurs as the mind grows in
its ability.
The English language has become the dominant
language at the international level and it is included in
almost all fields of human life, among them we have
education. This article is about the contribution of the
American Cultural Center in the learning of English by
the Congolese. The Qualitative method was used, including
open-ended questions and a survey questionnaire which
allowed us to explore ideas and opinions of the sample
constituted of 30 persons about our topic. And the data
collected demonstrate that the American Cultural Center
contributes to the learning of English by the Congolese as
it provides them with all necessary tools that can help
them to learn well and deepen their English skills,
moreover they are attracted because they have free access
to the library where there are books to read, the internet
and computers to use.
Keywords :
Contribution, American Cultural Center, Learning, English.
