28 min
First Assimilate, then Integrate Bi/Multilingual Stories
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- Arts
“When we immigrated to the US I was very afraid to speak because I knew that a lot of people can be cruel and make fun of you if you have an accent. So I started participating in choir or theater so I took on different personas and acted things out and that helped me a lot to come out of my shell. I learned how to control my speech so that my accent wouldn’t come out. … At school I would participate in theater and the choir and that helped me to take on different personas and act things out.”
Support the showIf you want to tell your story email me at elisabethajtay.at.gmail.com!
Sound by Hernán Giorcelli
Thank you for listening, sharing and supporting Bi/Multilingual Stories
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
“When we immigrated to the US I was very afraid to speak because I knew that a lot of people can be cruel and make fun of you if you have an accent. So I started participating in choir or theater so I took on different personas and acted things out and that helped me a lot to come out of my shell. I learned how to control my speech so that my accent wouldn’t come out. … At school I would participate in theater and the choir and that helped me to take on different personas and act things out.”
Support the showIf you want to tell your story email me at elisabethajtay.at.gmail.com!
Sound by Hernán Giorcelli
Thank you for listening, sharing and supporting Bi/Multilingual Stories
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
28 min