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What it feels like to be a citizen of the world?
Have you ever thought that you were a foreigner no matter where you were, even in your home country?
Well I have, so let’s talk about it today in French.
In this episode, I'll make a summary of Episode 12 that was in Spanish. With Julia, we had a conversation on what it feels like to live in what we called the Limbo. We called limbo this feeling we have of belonging nowhere and everywhere we lived.
Both of us feel anxious about settling down somewhere and we wondered why.
Extract translated from French:
Living in the limbo, for us, is like being a nomad. We move. We perceive the world without borders. But our thoughts as well have no frontiers. Because thinking in several languages is thinking in several dimensions. So, we move. But we wondered why. Because, honestly, I love traveling, discovering new cultures, meeting people, it's fascinating, but is that the real reason?
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By Nolwenn-LanguagesWhat it feels like to be a citizen of the world?
Have you ever thought that you were a foreigner no matter where you were, even in your home country?
Well I have, so let’s talk about it today in French.
In this episode, I'll make a summary of Episode 12 that was in Spanish. With Julia, we had a conversation on what it feels like to live in what we called the Limbo. We called limbo this feeling we have of belonging nowhere and everywhere we lived.
Both of us feel anxious about settling down somewhere and we wondered why.
Extract translated from French:
Living in the limbo, for us, is like being a nomad. We move. We perceive the world without borders. But our thoughts as well have no frontiers. Because thinking in several languages is thinking in several dimensions. So, we move. But we wondered why. Because, honestly, I love traveling, discovering new cultures, meeting people, it's fascinating, but is that the real reason?