Fernando (Bolivia)

An episode of the Broken English: Firsthand Immigration stories podcast, hosted by Broken English, titled "Fernando (Bolivia)" was published on April 24, 2017.

April 24, 2017 · Broken English: Firsthand Immigration stories

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Hey! Another episode here and this time it’s a co-worker of mine named Fernando from Bolivia. He immigrated here as a teenager without knowing a single word of english and lives here in Chicago holding down a job with me. We talk of other immigrant bullies at school, how cocaine isn’t as popular as I […]

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