San Secondo d’Asti Catholic Church in Guasti, California, is one of the few churches to celebrate the old Tridentine Latin Mass. Not only is this…
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Category Archives: Language Journeys
My Adventures in Argentina: Real Rosetta Stone Results
If only time would slow down just a little. Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem to want to cooperate. My original plan that my husband and I would complete all the…
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Used Rosetta Stone to refresh language abilities
What surprised me about learning Russian or any language with Rosetta Stone is that when you leave the learning session and think back about your learning experience, you are…
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Pardon My French!
While working on my seven-week internship in Grenoble, France, this winter, I lived with my older…
Chatting in Vietnamese
Learned German in 7 Months
I was born in Germany, but when i was very young my family and I moved to the USA. All…
I Hate/Love My Computer and It’s Helping Me Learn Vietnamese
Chào anh chị. Có khỏe không? Tôi tên là Stephanie. Tôi có hai con gái và chúng là người châu Á.
My oldest daughter is from China and my youngest…
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A Fork in the Road
After six months in Berlin solving math problems, dancing in underground techno clubs, and learning…
Moving Beyond “Where is the Bathroom?”
I’ve traveled internationally a fair bit, and I’ve long thought that, at the very least, there are seven words/phrases you should know how to say in the language of…
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Chiles and Chapulines
I love gastronomy. Good eating is an obsession of mine, and I’ll freely admit that at times I transcend mere foodie-ness and dabble in food snobbery.
As such, I find…
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