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America: DUMP IT ALL IN THE HARBOR
I went from the US to France and taught my host brother and sister to take their tea with milk in the English style. Confusing.
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TIEMPO DE AVENTURA: This I Need to Remember →
- Don’t be afraid to speak. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes. That is what you are here for!
- Speak without trepidation. Speak confidently.
- Don’t judge people too quickly. Assume that you heard them wrong or that it’s not rude in their culture or in their minds…
These are good reminders for anyone learning a foreign language. The one I had to remember was “Think less about pronunciation and just speak. Let it flow.” Early in my study abroad, I got so caught up in speaking correctly that I would avoid speaking at all. Sometimes you have to make mistakes and sometimes you have to make a fool of yourself. It’s OKAY to be foolish!
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unas fotos de la buena comida argentina
What are your favorite new foods you discovered while studying or traveling abroad?
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Una Experiencia Inolvidable: What Ive learned So Far. →
So i decided to write out a list of 10 things that ive learned so far that i didnt expect or that i find interesting about Buenos Aires that may help someone who is coming or is already here :D
1. Buenos Aires is pretty damn awesome so expect to feel amazed, confused, in love, and a series of…
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People Who Studied Abroad #20:
Becki Newton, actor
From:
United States
Studied:
Studied abroad in Argentina, Spain, Denmark, and Germany while a student at the University of Pennsylvania.
