I am so excited, words cannot express how thrilled I am to be part of the GLN Teaching Fellowship. I love people and enjoy the interaction with the community; that's my greatest motivation. I am originally from El Salvador, a country full of culture, music,...
Learning a language gives me the chance to put myself in the shoes of a whole different culture. That makes me grow. Teaching is also very interesting since it's another way to learn about my culture and connect with others. Being part of GLN is...
Teaching Bulgarian through GLN is a way for me to give back to the amazing program that has already allowed me to learn Bosno-Serbo-Croatian (for work) and Japanese (for fun). I could never have survived the adventure of my four-month research trip to Sarajevo without...
Originally from Berlin, Germany I moved to Washington, DC with my husband in 2009. While I’m a huge fan of my home town, I also very much enjoy the things DC has to offer like meeting people from all around the world and a diverse...
As an expatriate living in the US for over five years and working for a multicultural organization, I came to value both my culture of origin and my ability to speak in a foreign language fluently so much more. I am lucky to speak several...
I am Hungarian and American. I have spoken Hungarian in the home ever since forming my first words, although I was born and raised in Washington State. I have conducted research and performed translation, and I’m looking forward to sharing Hungarian language and culture with...
