<p>Sawubona:  "I see you" in Zulu is often used as a greeting, but it's more than just for politeness.  Sawubona means you recognize the worth and diginity of the person you are encountering.  Meet Wil, originally from the US, but has lived most of his life in Costa Rica.  Sawubona is a meaningful word to him and shapes how he interacts with others.</p>

Sawubona: "I see you" in Zulu is often used as a greeting, but it's more than just for politeness. Sawubona means you recognize the worth and diginity of the person you are encountering. Meet Wil, originally from the US, but has lived most of his life in Costa Rica. Sawubona is a meaningful word to him and shapes how he interacts with others.

<p>Sawubona:&nbsp; "I see you" in Zulu is often used as a greeting, but it's more than just for politeness.&nbsp; Sawubona means you recognize the worth and diginity of the person you are encountering.&nbsp; Meet Wil, originally from the US, but has lived most of his life in Costa Rica.&nbsp; Sawubona is a meaningful word to him and shapes how he interacts with others.</p>

S1-E11 Get to Know So & So:  Wil from Costa Rica

The Bridging Cultures Podcast features interviews from community leaders and innovative entrepreneurs in economically emerging countries where the United Methodist Church of the Resurrection partners. You can tune in to hear these interviews and some witty and engaging banter from our awesome hosts. While most of the episodes are engaging with leaders in other countries, you can also expect some educational Q& A with special guests from Resurrection’s Global staff that will share lessons learned in partnering globally. Join us as we dive into season 1 discussing our cultural IQ, sustainability, empowerment, and the power of relationships.

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The Bridging Cultures Podcast features interviews from community leaders and innovative entrepreneurs in economically emerging countries where the United Methodist Church of the Resurrection partners. You can tune in to hear these interviews and some witty and engaging banter from our awesome hosts. While most of the episodes are engaging with leaders in other countries, you can also expect some educational Q&amp; A with special guests from Resurrection’s Global staff that will share lessons learned in partnering globally. Join us as we dive into season 1 discussing our cultural IQ, sustainability, empowerment, and the power of relationships.

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