The Global Passport 〜言葉のパスポート〜

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a podcast that connects friends from around the world through the power of language. In each episode, we talk with guests from different countries about their culture, daily life, and personal stories — from everyday moments to deep reflections. Whether you’re curious about other cultures or looking for global friendships, this podcast offers you a passport to the world, one conversation at a time. Let’s explore the world — through the world

  1. 4日前

    Do we preserve languages, or make them dance?

    this episode 100 % English episode but .... 消滅危機言語シリーズ第2弾。 今回は、インドのグジャラッティー語と、カナダ・ケベック州のフランス語について語りました。 これまで僕は、「言葉を守るのは、その言葉を母語とする人たちの役目」だと思っていました。でも、リサーチを重ね、ゲストと対話をする中で考えが変わりました。 当事者だからこそ背負う責任もある。でも、その責任に縛られない第三者だからこそ、言葉に新しい命を吹き込めることもある。 歌い、話し、広めることで、言葉は「保存」されるだけでなく、生き続ける。 だから僕らGlobal Passportチームが選ぶ道は、もちろん―― 「言葉を保存することじゃない。言葉を踊らせること。」 આ અમારી લુપ્તપ્રાય ભાષાઓ શ્રેણીની બીજી કડી છે. આ વખતે અમે ભારતની ગુજરાતી અને કેનેડાના ક્વેબેક ફ્રેન્ચ વિશે ચર્ચા કરી. પહેલાં મને લાગતું હતું કે કોઈ ભાષાને જાળવી રાખવાની જવાબદારી માત્ર તેના મૂળ વક્તાઓની જ હોય છે. પરંતુ સંશોધન કરતાં અને વિવિધ દૃષ્ટિકોણો સાંભળતાં મને કંઈક અલગ સમજાયું. ક્યારેક, જેમને કોઈ ભાષાને બચાવવાની ખાસ ફરજ લાગતી નથી, એ જ લોકો તેમાં ફરીથી પ્રાણ ફૂંકી શકે છે. તેઓ તેને ગાય છે, બોલે છે અને દુનિયા સાથે વહેંચે છે. એટલા માટે Global Passport તરીકે અમે એક સ્પષ્ટ માર્ગ પસંદ કર્યો છે. અમે માત્ર ભાષાઓને જાળવી રાખતા નથી—અમે તેમને નચાવીએ છીએ. Voici le deuxième épisode de notre série sur les langues en danger. Cette fois, nous avons exploré le gujarati en Inde et le français québécois au Canada. Je pensais autrefois que préserver une langue était avant tout la responsabilité de ses locuteurs natifs. Mais en faisant des recherches et en écoutant différents points de vue, j'ai compris autre chose. Parfois, ceux qui se sentent le moins responsables de protéger une langue sont justement ceux qui peuvent lui redonner vie. Ils la chantent, la parlent et la partagent avec le monde. C'est pourquoi, chez Global Passport, notre choix est clair. Nous ne faisons pas que préserver les langues — nous les faisons danser. This is the second episode of our Endangered Languages series. This time, we explored Gujarati from India and Quebec French from Canada. I used to believe that preserving a language was the responsibility of its native speakers. But as I researched and listened to different perspectives, I realized something else. Sometimes, the people who feel the least obligation to protect a language can become the ones who give it new life. They sing it, speak it, and share it with the world. So the path we choose at Global Passport is clear. We don't just preserve languages—we make them dance.

  2. 7月15日

    Italian Food Culture: From Orvieto to Bari

    This episode : 70% English 20 % Japanese Hint of Italian language. Full of tasty vocabulary This episode is a cultural exchange discussion about Italian cuisine and cooking habits, where Toru interviewed Pacione and Giuseppe about their food experiences and traditions. Pacione shared insights about regional dishes from Orvieto, including local specialties . Explained how Italians typically cook at home rather than relying on convenience stores or fast food, making weekly shopping trips to local markets. Giuseppe discussed spicy dishes from Bari,and traditional ingredients . while both participants discussed Italy's approach to fusion cuisine.

  3. 6月13日

    Libre de Cuba !! Real Cuba Now

    Oh my.. it was way more difficult to make this episode than I thought . All members are so helpful and wanted to talk about their real life in Cuba... the day come. NO Internet ... NO Electricity... We rescheduled . escheduled ... but it did not work out... Even though my man sent me his voices to tell about real Cuban life... I appreciate his effort and willing to make new episodes with other members too... here is real Cuban voice from 2026.

    Libre de Cuba !! Real Cuba Now

  4. 5月31日

    We design ~ Cameroon and Philippines ~

    100 % English Episode Marielle from Philippines and Uzzy from Cameroon talk about their design philosophy and workflow. Cultural perspectives often reveal themselves through color palettes, visual language, and design choices in unexpected ways. That's what makes international collaboration so compelling. This project is the first step in exploring those differences and transforming them into tangible creative products with our team members from over the world

    We design ~ Cameroon and Philippines ~

  5. 5月9日

    ระหว่างไทยกับญี่ปุ่น〜🇹🇭と🇯🇵のあいだ〜

    In this episode 50/50 of the episode is spoken in Thai and Japanese we explore the cultural connections and differences between Thailand and Japan through the lens of Songkran and Buddhist values.Even experienced Thai speakers struggle with that word?!In this episode, we dive into the surprising side of the Thai language, cultural differences between Thailand and Japan, and the little things nobody tells you before learning Thai. And at the end, our Thailand-and-Japan experts share their favorite ways to experience both countries — including real local tips, hidden perspectives, and travel advice you probably won’t hear in guidebooks. Seriously, there’s some gold in this one.

  6. 5月2日

    Do Languages Vanish Like Bubbles? And Revive...?

    〜This episode is 100% in English〜 Do you think endangered languages are someone else’s problem, happening in some distant country? When we started researching for this episode, we found case after case. It’s not something you can simply explain as “minority languages disappearing with generational change.” The reality is much more complex. This is a fascinating topic, so we’ve decided to explore it as a series over the next few episodes. In this first episode, we talk about how languages are changing—and what’s being done to preserve them—in India, Egypt, and Canada. Give it a listen, and let us know your thoughts.What’s happening to the languages around you? We’d love to hear your perspective in the comments.

  7. 4月30日

    Miradas Latinas: Lengua, Gastronomía e Identidad

    In this episode, Paula and Eduardo dive into the rich layers of Spanish language and culture, exploring everything from regional dialects to the deeper meanings behind everyday expressions. The conversation expands into cultural contrasts across Latin America, touching on themes like machismo, communication styles, and how Mexican identity is perceived abroad. Paula offers a unique perspective from Chile, discussing how Mexican telenovelas have shaped cultural impressions despite geographical distance. Blending cultures, food, and identity, this episode is a vibrant exchange of perspectives across borders.

    Miradas Latinas: Lengua, Gastronomía e Identidad

  8. 3月31日

    Hearts Across Borders

    Sa huling episode namin, napag-usapan namin ang tunay na karanasan ng mga Pilipino sa abroad—lalo na sa Japan. Mula sa culture shock hanggang sa pangungulila sa pamilya, ibinahagi namin ang mga kwento ng sakripisyo, paglago, at pagmamahal sa pinagmulan. Malapit na rin ang Tagalog show namin! Ibahagi niyo sa amin ang inyong international love stories at financial journeys habang nasa abroad. Mag-DM lang sa aming Philippine account—baka kayo na ang ma-feature sa susunod na episode!Stay tuned!Much better JaysonArigatoI will upload it nowWhat’s the best title !?

    Hearts Across Borders
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a podcast that connects friends from around the world through the power of language. In each episode, we talk with guests from different countries about their culture, daily life, and personal stories — from everyday moments to deep reflections. Whether you’re curious about other cultures or looking for global friendships, this podcast offers you a passport to the world, one conversation at a time. Let’s explore the world — through the world

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