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Learning To Live In Translation

A space for exploring and reflecting on life through the lens of translation - language, culture, education, identity, relationships, parenting, grief, belonging and becoming because life rarely comes with a translation. Stuck between two cultures? Totally lost when locals start speaking “real” English or any language, for that matter? With humor, real stories and practical tips, Learning to Live in Translation is here to guide you.

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What is Learning To Live In Translation?

A space for exploring and reflecting on life through the lens of translation - language, culture, education, identity, relationships, parenting, grief, belonging and becoming because life rarely comes with a translation. Stuck between two cultures? Totally lost when locals start speaking “real” English or any language, for that matter? With humor, real stories and practical tips, Learning to Live in Translation is here to guide you.

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