New Words
Laura Naglewriting, translation, language acquisition
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New Words #29: Yet More Things You Need to Know
I’m getting ready to share a song with some of my high school Spanish students—a song I first heard at a concert in 2006—and it reminds me of a very useful phrase that I recall hearing for the first time that same evening.
New Words #28: Who Can?
A few days ago, speaking at the Democratic National Convention, Eva Longoria used the slogan “She se puede,” and I immediately thought: My Twitter feed is about to be a mess.
New Words #27: That Song!
On Friday evening, Céline Dion made an astonishing return to public performance, concluding the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics with an especially powerful rendition of a song that makes everybody cry even under normal circumstances....
New Words #26: What Did I Just Read?
As I read Claire Messud’s phenomenal new novel, This Strange Eventful History, I found myself thinking about Jonathan Escoffery’s debut story collection, If I Survive You (which I’ve mentioned here before). While the details are different, ...
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