Soledad from Honduras shares her story about learning multiple languages and how it helped her get out of a country full of violence, corruption, and inequality.
Oct 2023
123b. (2/2) Mis tres únicos y grandes amigos (Line by Line Breakdown)
We break down each line from the episode 123a. Mis tres únicos y grandes amigos (My three only and great friends), first in English and then in Spanish. After we say the line in English, practice your speaking by saying the line out loud in Spanish. Afterwards, we’ll tell you the ... Show More
43m 7s
Oct 2023
123b. (1/2) Mis tres únicos y grandes amigos (Line by Line Breakdown)
We break down each line from the episode 123a. Mis tres únicos y grandes amigos (My three only and great friends), first in English and then in Spanish. After we say the line in English, practice your speaking by saying the line out loud in Spanish. Afterwards, we’ll tell you the ... Show More
44m 31s
Feb 2021
Irse de Venezuela (Leaving Venezuela)
Pushed away by growing insecurity and political unrest in her country, a Venezuelan woman follows her dream of moving to Georgia, USA. There, she faces a tough reality of the language barrier and harsh work conditions…obstacles she meets with a fighter's spirit. A transcript of t ... Show More
26m 13s
Sep 2023
RE: Katrina Perito’s English Is Like, Really Good
Katrina Perito has two degrees in French, but don’t ask her if she’s planning on becoming a French teacher anytime soon, because she’s living proof that being multilingual can open up far more career opportunities than just teaching language. Katrina currently works for the Frenc ... Show More
1h 18m
Dec 2021
#2: DANIELA GYULAI - CAPOEIRA, SAMBA & CARNAVAL
In today's episode I talk to Daniela Gyulai - my very first guest on the show! She’s a personal trainer from Australia, and she’ll be sharing with us what made her decide to learn Brazilian Portuguese, her passion for samba and we talked about tips and resources to learn the lang ... Show More
36m 9s
Dec 2020
Who counts as a speaker of a language? | Anna Babel
Backed by research and personal anecdotes, Spanish professor Anna Babel reveals the intricate relationship between language and culture, showing how social categories and underlying biases influence the way we hear, regard and, ultimately, judge each other. A talk that will leave ... Show More
10m 50s