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The difficulties of learning Spanish, the ease of being a foreigner, the sorrow of saying goodbye

By Donna Miscolta | November 24, 2019 | 0

When you spend five weeks in a city not your own, sometimes its heartbeat can become yours. I was a visitor and, in many instances, a tourist in Quito. Not to mention a habitual eavesdropper on a language in which I have yet to gain fluency. Every day I walked among Ecuatorianos, straining to discern…

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