LIVING BILINGUAL Blog
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Living Bilingual is a website and blog designed by college students dedicated to teaching and continuing knowledge on cultural/linguistic heritage and bilingualism. We aim to educate students about their heritage and bilingualism, as well as give them opportunities to thrive in their education.
LIVING BILINGUAL Blog
8M ago
Human beings are complex, harmful in many cases; we destroy the beauty that Mother Earth gives us. Nature is something so beautiful and ironically for the human being it represents a threat, an inconvenience to our comfort. We focus so much on our own "human beauty" that we sacrifice anything to see ourselves as the ..read more
LIVING BILINGUAL Blog
9M ago
We live in a beautiful place called "Earth." We have incredible landscapes of beautiful geographies with resources we believe are infinite. The engine of all that nature is natural communities. Community is an important aspect of our daily lives. We rely heavily on these social associations. Some examples of communities are our families, friends, neighborhoods ..read more
LIVING BILINGUAL Blog
9M ago
I would like to honor the life and professional work of my colleague T. Michele Johnson in the field of American Sign Language (ASL). I observed Ms. Johnson teach for many years and witnessed her dedication to students and passion for educating the Deaf as well as future teachers with special education interests. I met ..read more
LIVING BILINGUAL Blog
9M ago
When I was a kid, my parents raised my siblings and me speaking to us in Spanish. Because of that, I remember that when I was just about to start elementary school, I had to take an exam so that the teachers knew the level of English I had. I don't know how difficult it ..read more
LIVING BILINGUAL Blog
9M ago
I am your life on Earth I am the environment, so beautiful and pure. I am life, but they want to kill me. I take care of my sons and daughters, even if they don't take care of me. I help them breathe, but they just drown me. I give them the beauty of flowers ..read more
LIVING BILINGUAL Blog
9M ago
My best friend, Roy Song, was very important in my life, but he is no longer with us. I met Roy when I was six years old. We were in the same class in third grade. Roy was comical, kind, intelligent, and responsible; he would always light up the room wherever he went. Physically Roy was ..read more
LIVING BILINGUAL Blog
9M ago
People say things happen for a reason But why do we have to be poor? I am a kind-hearted person It must be the fault of our President and his mistakes. There is war without reason Politics is corrupted by its constituents and with many disastrous climates The community is becoming very dangerous People get ..read more
LIVING BILINGUAL Blog
9M ago
My name is Emilia Violeta Vicuña. My parents chose my name together. Emilia comes from my dad's name. His name is Emelio because they took out the "o" and put a "a" to make it more feminine. They chose "Violeta" because the night my parents met, my dad came up to my mom and asked ..read more
LIVING BILINGUAL Blog
9M ago
My maternal aunt was very important to me. Her name was Tania Josefina Rodríguez. Tania was a cheerful, kind, and lovely woman. She was a family-oriented person; it was vital for her to keep her family together. Tania had two children with whom she instilled essential values. She taught them to be respectful, kind men ..read more
LIVING BILINGUAL Blog
9M ago
It all started when me and my siblings were transferred to an asylum for orphaned children in Tenerife. I was 2 years old. We lived there for 6 years of our lives. Although many people believe that we should have had a very bad time, I see it as a very big advantage. Many children ..read more