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The Salty Gaijin - The Gifts (and Challenges) of Bilingualism

The Gifts (and Challenges) of Bilingualism

The Salty Gaijin

05/31/22 • 31 min

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In this episode, Brittany takes on the topic of bilingualism, addressing some of the benefits and difficulties of being bilingual. What’s the difference between translation and interpretation? How could God use bilingualism for His kingdom purposes? Brittany tackles these questions, throwing in a few anecdotes about her own experience being bilingual in English and Japanese.
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Show Notes and References: Walter Benjamin, "The Task of the Translator" --> translation theory

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Music by Oleksii Kaplunskyi from Pixabay.

Music by Jiwon (Musician) Nahee (Graphic Designer) from Pixabay.

05/31/22 • 31 min

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The Salty Gaijin - The Gifts (and Challenges) of Bilingualism

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Brittany: [00:00:00] Hey everyone! Brittany here with a short announcement. So I know I haven't posted an episode in a while. I just have so many responsibilities at work and other projects right now that I unfortunately can't keep to my biweekly schedule anymore. But there will still be episodes coming your way. They're just gonna be a bit more sporadic.

They'll still be released on Tuesdays. So if you just keep an eye out on Tuesday, check your Spotify or iTunes or whe

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