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Speaking Portuguese in Malaysia
On my last day in Malaysia, I decided to catch a bus from Melaka to a nearby village, simply known as the Portuguese Village. After […]
Learning (about) Vietnamese
“Today ten hour I go.” This sentence, uttered in Vietnamese, has been my proudest accomplishment so far in learning the language. I may sound like […]
Student Life (University Edition)
The campus of Trường Đại học Sư phạm (Hanoi National University of Education or HNUE) is adjacent to several other universities, about 30-45 minutes from […]
Hola
One reason I chose to come to Honduras was to practice my Spanish. Sounds like there would be plenty of opportunities to do that here, […]