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4 contributions to Languages through Music
For the International Day of Multilingualism...
Here's the 50th episode, with the most multilingual person I know! LTM ft. Richard Simcott https://open.spotify.com/episode/2a0WcCE3ms10TBbMgqvLdI?si=98ff681b1e5a4150
For the International Day of Multilingualism...
1 like • Mar 30
This is so cool!! I'm not sure how many people get how special this one is. Btw also wanted to ask, what is the best episode in your opinion for language learning hacks (as in studying Egyptian Arabic now)
1 like • Apr 10
@Desta Haile thank you!
The Jazz of Physics
I can't wait to share with you all the super interesting resources I've found while working on this Languages through Music book! Stephon Alexander's The Jazz of Physics is one ✨
1 like • Apr 10
Also saw this the other week for the jazz lovers: https://substack.com/home/post/p-193474732
Songs for Peace
#languagesthroughmusic challenge today: How do you say "Peace" in your target language? Can you find any songs about it? What are you favourite anti-war songs or protest songs in any language?
Songs for Peace
1 like • Mar 6
I like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAR6XKHfXY0
Music Documentaries
Greetings, all! What are some of your favourite music documentaries, in any language? Here is one I was recently recommended, about Ethiopian music) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUqIXGgS6oM
1 like • Feb 18
I didn't know this one, cool! Did a post on this once: https://culturalreads.com/best-music-documentaries/ I did really like Pavarotti and Sugar Man. Both classics I suppose
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Curious individual who loves meeting people from around the world. Founder of CulturalReads.com and intercultural trainer.

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