Well hello there! As you may be aware, every November I run a little thing called Polyglot NaNoWriMo. This basically boils down to a creative writing exercise, where we try to write 200 words per day of a short story (or really anything) in a language that is not your mother tongue. The idea is … Continue reading Polyglot NaNoWriMo Preparation, part 1
Merry April, dear readers! This month, I’ll admit, I was struggling a little for ideas. My language learning progress has been minimal at best and I haven’t really done anything exciting travel-wise. Somebody on Twitter (you can find me @sprakskatan) made a wonderful suggestion and it kind of inspired me to talk a little about … Continue reading Languages & Me: Scandilove
Again, as a way of distracting myself from writing something about Brexit, I decided to dip back into my ongoing series of posts to teach you guys some basic Scandinavian. So that's exciting, isn't it? And if Brexit does go tits up, you can use these posts as the first stop on your emigration to … Continue reading Scandinavian for beginners, part 3
When I sat down to write this month's post, I initially wanted to write something about Brexit. I made a couple of attempts but honestly, I have to admit that I just don't have the words - I could write about the feeling of betrayal and disconnection I and many others of my generation feel … Continue reading Scandinavian for beginners, part 2
As any of you who have been reading this blog for the past few months may have noticed, this is my first post in English. There will be more in the future, but as I’m mostly using this blog as an exercise to provide reading material for people and as a place to host discussion … Continue reading Scandinavian for beginners, part 1
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