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11. Paraguayan stereotypes and learning Spanish? | Alejandra Acuña part 2 of 2
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This is an episode about stereotypes about and from Paraguay; and we also touch on the subject of teaching Spanish.
How do Paraguayans see themselves and how other countries see them? What do Paraguayans think about Argentinians? What do Argentinians think about Paraguayans? These and other insights come up during the second part of my conversation with Alejandra Acuña Balbuena (@aleacu_a on Twitter), born and raised in Paraguay, who has lived in Norway and is currently teaching Spanish at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque.
Part 1 of this conversation approached the Spanish language itself in Paraguay and its differences from other types of Spanish.
In this episode, you’ll also find out how to play piano in Spanish! --not a joke; not fully a joke, at least.
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