The Stolen Generations : les enfants volés d'Australie (Première)
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| Anglais | Français |
|---|---|
| the Stolen Generations | les générations volées |
| to be taken away from | être enlevé à |
| assimilation | l'assimilation |
| an official apology | des excuses officielles |
| reconciliation | la réconciliation |
| trauma | le traumatisme |
De 1910 aux années 1970, le gouvernement australien a enlevé des milliers d'enfants aborigènes à leurs familles pour les « assimiler » à la culture blanche. En 2008, le Premier ministre Kevin Rudd a présenté des excuses officielles. Le 26 mai est le National Sorry Day.
Mise en situation : un témoignage
À retenir
- the Stolen Generations (1910-1970), to be taken away from, assimilation.
- an official apology (2008), Sorry Day, reconciliation, trauma.
Exercice 1 : Les générations volées : exercice 1 (QCM)
- Les enfants volés étaient...
- américains
- britanniques
- aborigènes
- « être enlevé à »
- to be took away from
- to be taken off of
- to be taken away from
- « des excuses officielles »
- official excuses
- an official apology
- an official sorry of
- Les excuses ont été présentées en...
- 2008
- 1970
- 1910
- Le National Sorry Day a lieu le...
- 26 mai
- 14 juillet
- 25 décembre
- « la réconciliation »
- reconciliance
- reconciling
- reconciliation
- « pour mon bien »
- for my own good
- for my good of
- for my proper good
- « Je n'ai jamais revu ma mère. »
- I didn't never see my mother again.
- I never seen my mother again.
- I never saw my mother again.
- « s'excuser »
- to apologise
- to excuse of
- to apology
- « le traumatisme »
- traumatic
- drama
- trauma
Exercice 2 : Les générations volées : exercice 2 (à compléter)
- I was taken .......................... from my family.
- They said it was for my own .......................... .
- I wasn't .......................... to speak my language.
- I never saw my mother .......................... .
- The government .......................... in 2008.
- It was a step towards .......................... .
- The .......................... is still there.
- It was a policy of .......................... .
- The Stolen .......................... .
- How old .......................... you?
Exercice 3 : Les générations volées : mise en situation
- Le journaliste demande son âge à l'époque.
- How old was you?
- How old were you?
- How many years had you?
- Elle avait cinq ans.
- I had five.
- I was five years.
- I was five.
- Ils disaient que c'était pour son bien.
- They said it was for my good own.
- They told it was for my own good.
- They said it was for my own good.
- Elle n'avait pas le droit de parler sa langue.
- I wasn't allow to speak my language.
- I didn't allowed to speak my language.
- I wasn't allowed to speak my language.
- Elle n'a jamais revu sa mère.
- I never seen my mother again.
- I never see my mother again.
- I never saw my mother again.
- En 2008, le gouvernement s'est excusé.
- In 2008, the government excused.
- On 2008, the government apologised.
- In 2008, the government apologised.
- Une étape vers la réconciliation.
- It was a important step towards reconciliation.
- It was an important step towards reconciliation.
- It was an important step to reconciliate.
- Le traumatisme est toujours là.
- The trauma is still there.
- The trauma still is there.
- The trauma is always there of.
- C'est une page sombre de l'histoire.
- It's a dark chapter of history of.
- It's a dark page of the history.
- It's a dark chapter in history.
- Il ne faut pas oublier.
- We must never forget.
- We mustn't never forget.
- We must never to forget.
Corrigé
Exercice 1
1. c) aborigènes · 2. c) to be taken away from · 3. b) an official apology · 4. a) 2008 · 5. a) 26 mai · 6. c) reconciliation · 7. a) for my own good · 8. c) I never saw my mother again. · 9. a) to apologise · 10. c) trauma
Exercice 2
1. away · 2. good · 3. allowed · 4. again · 5. apologised · 6. reconciliation · 7. trauma · 8. assimilation · 9. Generations · 10. were
Exercice 3
1. b) How old were you? · 2. c) I was five. · 3. c) They said it was for my own good. · 4. c) I wasn't allowed to speak my language. · 5. c) I never saw my mother again. · 6. c) In 2008, the government apologised. · 7. b) It was an important step towards reconciliation. · 8. a) The trauma is still there. · 9. c) It's a dark chapter in history. · 10. a) We must never forget.