Learning To Live In Translation
C Simone, Marya Kazmi, Lyon Vert, Monica A Leyva, Andrea Thorfinson, Jennifer W., Stacey Searcy, The Hearth and Ledger, Chris B. WritesThis is a place for the dreamers, the expats, the language lovers, the parents raising bilingual babies, the teachers & EAL students
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 105 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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New Parents Series | The Mother-Baby Bond
A warm welcome,
This is part 4 of the New Parent Series. If you missed part 3, you can read it here
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The Mother-baby bond shapes motherhood right from the beginning. Some people find it instan...
Fed up of Tips? How Do People Actually Progress in a Foreign Language?
You’ve probably seen adverts for a course promising you fluency in X amount of weeks (👀), or tried a language and at some point the frustration kicks you where it hurts - your brain!😅
You’ve probably seen adverts for a course promising y...
What Happened to Actively Doing Things Just Because We Love Them?
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I’ve been exploring hobbies with one of my students recently and have seen her enthusiasm rise not only for using English, but because of the topic hobbies in itself.
This type of topic can do this - you c...
New Parents Series | The Mental Overload
A warm welcome,
This is part 3 of the New Parent Series. If you missed part 2, you can read it here.
We’ve looked at how to understand your baby when they’re communicating, we’ve also looked at the identity shift, today we’re zo...
Translating Yourself | Shedding Old Versions
In this episode on Learning To Live In Translation I am joined by the inspirational Marya Kazmi, a writer, producer, talk show host and mother. Marya shares her journey of translating herself exploring identity, culture, motherhood, control...
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Writer & educator exploring where cultures meet, language transforms, and loss gives way to rebirth. TEFL-certified, actor-trained former MFL Coordinator, sharing learning, laughter & empowerment.✨
I write to heal and reclaim voice—my own and others’. This is a space for truth, healing, and transformation. DM for more on my one on one coaching toward self empowerment and trusting yourself again.
poetry is not just written; it is lived, spoken, and set to a beat. London born artist explores the human condition through multiple outlets.
A purple-haired girl. Ancient voices. Gothic manors. Poetry that lingers. Essays about being painfully human. Huskies with opinions. And a community discovering how much one word can hold. Pull up a chair. We have stories to tell.
If you’re spiritually curious, you’re in the right place. I write about meditation, healing, and spirituality in a warm, grounded, come-as-you-are way, including for those with aphantasia.
Stories and reflections from the middle of life — about perspective, timing, human nature, and the things we only understand after living them.
Exploring healing, awareness, personal transformation, and grounded spirituality through reflections, insights, and practical tools for creating meaningful change and living more authentically.
Long-form fiction, poetry, and literary essays on domestic life, psychological interiors, womanhood, and the quiet architectures beneath ordinary living.
Published Poet, Caregiver, Bray Bray’s Dad, Co-Editor of Inside Care, A Poetry Anthology for Caregivers. Submissions Open ➡️ Link in Bio!
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