010. Advocating for the Future, Honoring the Past

Making sure you’re understood and can communicate with those you love is super important. And if your parents come from different cultures, speaking different languages, it can make communication with the extended family difficult. It’s one of the reasons why today’s guest, Lydia Villalba a seventh-grade English teacher, had a pause put on learning Spanish at home. Now she’s working to reclaim that lost language so she can advocate for her students and cross that bridge to more fluent communication with her Paraguayan familia. Episode transcript: https://share.descript.com/view/pvJyljRiet0 Get in touch: I’ll ask a question at the end of each episode and if you’d love to discuss it further you can reach me at [email protected] OR comment on the IG post for this episode @spanishsinpena Connect with Spanish Sin Pena: Website: Spanish Sin Pena IG: @spanishsinpena