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Send us Fan Mail Can the making of a language be a riveting story? Yes, yes, and according to Sinologist, Linguist, Jazz Pianist & returning David Moser has thoughts on this idea. Original publication date: December 6, 2019 More: https://linktr.ee/stephfuccio

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Linguist David Moser on the Language Wars Behind Modern Chinese: S2E12

Join me, Stephanie Fuccio, someone who has lived abroad for 20+ years, to explore nuances of expats, internationals, geopats and others who are a few steps after starting off abroad around the world. Through candid identity abroad conversations with fellow internationals sometimes well into their overseas life and sometimes even knee deep in reverse culture shock back home, we explore what keeps us grounded once we've got one foot here and there culturally. Beyond culture shock, we look at the books, online communities, language moments and more that help us feel good even on wonky days.&nbsp;

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Join me, Stephanie Fuccio, someone who has lived abroad for 20+ years, to explore nuances of expats, internationals, geopats and others who are a few steps after starting off abroad around the world. Through candid identity abroad conversations with fellow internationals sometimes well into their overseas life and sometimes even knee deep in reverse culture shock back home, we explore what keeps us grounded once we've got one foot here and there culturally. Beyond culture shock, we look at the books, online communities, language moments and more that help us feel good even on wonky days. 

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Linguist David Moser on the Language Wars Behind Modern Chinese: S2E12

Linguist David Moser on the Language Wars Behind Modern Chinese: S2E12