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Karenni Cultural Profile / Karenni Refugee Camp in Ban Mai Nai Soi, Thailand
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IOM KARENNI PROFILE The offer of U.S. resettlement in Thailand has gone from camp to camp; as the number of people in one camp interested in resettlement decreases, another camp is opened to resettlement. The resettlement... more | Video | Feb 25, 2009 |
horses76 wrote on Jan 17 my name is Jennifer Bell- I work with the Karenni community here in Bowling Green Ky- please contact me at jenniferb@cedarsbg.org |
karennirefugees wrote on May 7, '11 Apologies for late reply. Just to clarify your question if you want to learn Karen or Karenni. You mentioned Karenni language, but you work with Karens. If it's Karen that you want to learn, it will be easier to find resources in the States. As for Karenni, you might be able to find private tutoring session, but I have never come across any basic Karenni language book. |
hohman64 wrote on Aug 1, '10 Does anyone there know how I may learn at least some basic Karenni. I am working with some recent Karen immigrants, and I would love to have at least some basic knowledge of the language. Any good sites or programs? |
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clijobs wrote on Apr 30, '10, edited on Apr 30, '10 Hello, my name is Wes Hilton and I am the Interpreter Recruiter for Certified Languages International, an interpreting company. We are currently looking to add telephone interpreters to interpret part-time between English and Kayah, and I was wondering if you knew of anyone who might be qualified for such a position and interested in it. This position offers good pay, flexible hours, and, perhaps most importantly, the ability to help Karenni immigrants deal with a variety of important situations in the United States. Additionally, all of our interpreters are independent contractors who work from home and set their own hours. This is a relatively easy and fun job for someone who speaks one of these languages as well as English and lives in the United States - no prior interpreting experience is required. It has been very hard to find qualified interpreters for this language so far, so any help in this matter would be extremely appreciated. I look forward to hearing from you, and thank you in advance for any possible help in this matter. Please feel free to call me at (800)362-3241, ext. 311 or write me an e-mail at wes@certifiedlanguages.com. Best regards, Wes Hilton, Interpreter Recruiter CERTIFIED LANGUAGES INTERNATIONAL 503.484.2311 direct 800.362.3241 toll-free (ext.311) 503.450.1908 fax wes@certifiedlanguages.com www.certifiedlanguages.com |
jetvincent wrote on Apr 19, '09 I am a teacher in a Newcomer class in San Antonio, Tx. I recently enrolled a new Karenni student. Thank you so very much for posting these videos so I can see how her life was before she came to America. The videos made me smile!! |