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3 comments:
hi macondo mama'
I like your style. I 'm a mother of a 1 and half baby girl from Sri lanka. I happen to be a working mum whio is trying to get my kid to be bilingual that is our first language is Sinhalese and the second is English. Actually i'm an English lecturer and bilingualism in toddlers happens to be my research topic for my MAsters. so i found your blog very interesting and punchy and full of tips too. keep up the good work.
hello! done.
haha. no, serious, i came through here looking for expat-fellows in argentina. italian, father of a girl, mid-40s. your post on sugar and kids got me to subscribe to your feeds, so i will be following. i like those little daily cultural clashes, you know. :D
best regards.
hi mama-in-macondo, I am an Argentine world-travaler single woman new-comer in New York. Half an hour ago I wrote in my FaceBook "It s raining cats and dogs". An Argentine friend replied "The Americans are so polite! I would have said 'estan cayendo soretes de punta'". So I wondered if there was a analogous -and so figurative- English expression. I didn't find it, but insteas I found your precise translations, Thanks! (to be honest, the Spanish methafore is more accurate!!"
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