Exophonic writing, Brazilian literature (in translation), and inhabiting sentences
As a linguist, translator and non-native English speaker who chose to write in English, thank you for this. I absolutely loved it 💖
Thank *you* 🥰
Loved reading this! Always love learning a new term, and 'exophonic writing' is new to me - so thanks for that!
Thank you for your comment! "Exophonic" is just such a good word, isn't it?
This is such a beautiful essay. I love how you weave together the personal with the more academic subject. I learned so much! 💕
I think the instructor in me is always there, lurking, just waiting for the opportunity to show herself!
I just loved this! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for reading it!! <3
As a linguist, translator and non-native English speaker who chose to write in English, thank you for this. I absolutely loved it 💖
Thank *you* 🥰
Loved reading this! Always love learning a new term, and 'exophonic writing' is new to me - so thanks for that!
Thank you for your comment! "Exophonic" is just such a good word, isn't it?
This is such a beautiful essay. I love how you weave together the personal with the more academic subject. I learned so much! 💕
I think the instructor in me is always there, lurking, just waiting for the opportunity to show herself!
I just loved this! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for reading it!! <3