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| A New Way to Learn English on TV We Are New York is a new TV show for people learning English. You will see stories of hope, love, family and friends. And you will learn the English you need to make it in New York City.  Watch a preview of the seriesWatch the full episodesDownload the study guide | |
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| Mayor's Office of Adult Education Announces Partnership with Chinatown Community Leaders Leading Chinese community organizations will use We Are New York to help community members learn English. They will hold free screenings of the TV show and make English language DVDs and study guides available free of charge. Learn more (in PDF) (繁體中文)Schedule of free screenings in Chinatown | |
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| When to Watch We Are New York on TV On Friday nights at 10:00 pm, you can watch channel 74. On Sundays at 7:30 am, you can watch on channel 25. (Cablevision customers can watch on channel 22.) On Saturdays at 4:00 pm, you can watch on channel 25. (Cablevision customers can watch on channel 22.) On Sundays at 1:00 pm, you can watch on channel 74.
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| Mayor Bloomberg and Deputy Mayor Walcott Urge New Yorkers to Watch We Are New York "We Are New York is a terrific example of what makes our City so vibrant - a great diversity of people working together towards a common destiny," said Mayor Bloomberg. "As the world’s most welcoming place for immigrants, New York is famous for being a city of opportunity. The new immigrants who come to New York in search of a better life are critically important to the economic and cultural well-being of our city. The better things are for immigrant New Yorkers, the better they go for all New Yorkers." Read the press release | |
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| Partners Children's Aid SocietyLiteracy Assistance CenterMake the Road New YorkMayor's Office of Immigrant AffairsNew York Public LibraryNYC TVQueens LibraryQueens Museum of ArtSchoolSource NYC | |
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