Little GEM's
Common School Magazine
 


    Contents     


Page 1:     Language Corner:
                Regional Sayings and
                Useful English, Maltese,
                and German Words and
                Sentences

Page 2:     Holidays in Germany,
                Malta, and England

Page 3:     Everyday Life:
                A German Pupil's Day

Page 4:     Interview:
                The Dockyard in Wewels-
                fleth: an Interview With
                a Worker

Page 5:     The Isle of Wight and
                England

Page 6:     Xghajra and the Maltese
                Islands

Page 7:     Wewelsfleth and its
                Surroundings

Page 8:     Comenius Trips:
                Mrs Scannura,
                Mrs Grech,
                and Mr Kitching in
                Wewelsfleth and
                Project Meetings
                in Malta and England

Page 9:     Our Local Editorial
                Boards Introduce
                Themselves

Page 10:   Riddles

Page 11:   Jokes

Page 12:   Clubs at Shanklin School

Page 13:   News from Shanklin
                School


Page 1: Language Corner

by Jana, Vincent, Franziska, Darline,
Ludwig, and Benjamin, Wewelsfleth Board


German Easter, Chickens, and Eggs Sayings:


"Go to bed together with the chickens,
but get up together with the cocks."





"You are as much an expert of it
as a cock is an expert in egg putting."




"Some cocks (very posh and proud people) think
the sun only shines for them."







English and German Phrases:


Here in Germany we obviouswly speak English. When you come to Germany the following words and phrases will serve you well:

"Hallo!"

"Hallo!"




"Wo ist die Toilette?"

"Where is the toilet, please?!"

"Darf ich mitspielen?"

"May I play along?"

"Wie alt bist du?"

"How old are you?"



Next time we will teach you more phrases that will serve you well in Germany, but also in Malta if you want to say something in Maltese. And we will also record the phrases for you.