Ep 9 | How to Say Put Yourself In Someone else’s Shoes​ in Italian

 Click here to read this instead!My dad immigrated from India to England to the US. Now I just got my UK visa 🇬🇧 ​How to say “If I were in your shoes” in Italian​ Experiencing perspective and privilege when you travel 👟 To put yourself in someone else’s shoes​ 🇮🇹 Mettersi nei panni degli altri 🎤 MEHT-tehr-see neh-ee PAHN-nee deh-lyee AHL-treeNot gonna lie - this one is hard to say. But that’s kind of the point.Try saying it out loud, to feel a micro version of what it’s like to be in a new place, speaking a new language.So next time you’re traveling, hearing another language sung or spoken - take in both the privilege and the perspective- put yourself in someone else’s shoes.Danny’s songwriting does that - gives voice to stories we don’t usually hear, and this one especially moved me. Would you take 2 seconds to vote for his song?​​hhttps://jlsc.com/vote.phpScroll to Folk (4th row)​- Tap “Danny Bradley”​​Vote daily through April 30 - each time you get the chance to win a Taylor guitar 🎸P.S. Want to get my next blog sent to your email? Click ​here. As a thank you I'll send you a meditation I made to help you stress less on your trip (visa or not!)Forget Fluent Get Going!Comment Shoes!