Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

groupe d'écoute

English translation:

dialogue group

Added to glossary by Adjoa des Bordes
Sep 27, 2005 07:09
18 yrs ago
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French term

groupe d'écoute

French to English Other Religion social
L'organisation des rencontres/forums/Ateliers pour des groupes d'écoute de Tombouctou
(meetings organized to build the capacities of religious leaders to help them preach in a certain way

Proposed translations

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dialogue group

Another idea often used in the religious context. Many googles.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "I think this fits into my context. Thanks very much"
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French term (edited): groupe d'�coute

listening groups

the literal definition, but it seems to fit here
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Support groups

"Groupe de parole" is often used for "group therapy/support groups". As this is religious and not medical in nature, why not support groups?

Search "groupe d'ecoute + psy" and you'll find all kinds of support groups for new parents, etc.
Peer comment(s):

agree Sylvia Smith : what about support groups for translators?!? :)
6 mins
Thanks. Some days I could use one of those.
agree lenkl : Ideally that's what we should be doing here, instead of bickering.
1 hr
agree Paige Stanton (X)
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agree moya : totally agree with Lenkl!
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agree Philippe Maillard
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agree Sheila Hardie
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agree sporran
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agree Georges Tocco
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agree ineveryl
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French term (edited): groupe d'�coute

listening group

Democracy Now Listening Group | PeaceAware.comGroup members would commit to listening to the show each week (or each day) and discussing topics on the [email protected] list (Click here to join the list). ...

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French term (edited): groupe d'�coute

Focus group

A focus group is a group brought together with the intention of reviewing and critiquing something - resulting in some change.
Peer comment(s):

neutral Sara Freitas : search "ministry focus group" for use in a church context and you'll see it refers to something completely different.
12 hrs
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