Untranslatable
Kristin WongVery short essays about the beauty of words that don’t quite translate from one language to another.
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Iktsuarpok: Are you here yet?
My two-year-old, Lou, has been obsessed with his shadow lately. Yesterday, we were in the backyard and he asked, “Where’s my shadow, mama?” I had to explain to him that you can’t see your shadow when you’re in the shade. “Step into the sun,...
Freizeitstress: Leisure time stress
My friend Emma gifted me this bumper sticker a few years ago. I love it so much that I can’t bring myself to stick it on anything, even though that’s its intended purpose. There has to be an untranslatable word for that.
Kuchisabishii: Lonely mouth
A nice reminder from Natalie Goldberg’s Writing Down the Bones. You could replace “writing” with lots of other verbs. Living. Creating. Traveling.
Sehnsucht: Wishing for the impossible
Image by Michaela, at home in Germany
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Kristin Wong has written for the New York Times, The Atlantic, ELLE and Catapult among other publications. She is a writer and researcher at Hidden Brain Media.
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