thank you for leaving such a heartfelt comment, Igor. It's really important to hear things like these from people I truly admire like you. Thank you for your support.
Your text/podcast massively hit home for me.... I could write another dissertation about this really.
I've lived in England for 7 years and the entitlement of both British and Brazilians to talk about my accent is beyond me.
As a sociolinguist myself, I'm often wary when I hear Brazilians talking about accents because many of us mix the concepts of "pronunciation and accent", which are correlated but different in nature.
What happened to you, though, was definitely a case of accent bias. Not that my opinion matters, but your accent is not only absolutely beautiful but it is also very clear. Your enunciation is outstanding.
I'm glad you brought this to the fore!
Keep up the good work and keep writing (and speaking) beautifully as you do.
oh.. your comment made my day. Seriously, thank you so much for taking time to leave this lovely comment. so happy to know that I have such a researcher reading my text. It fills me with excitement to able to bond with like-minded people here. Where are you based in the UK? How has it been? I spent a couple of days in northwest London, I did enjoy it. Thank you once again for engaging with my content and for leaving this heartfelt comment. Your comment made me feel much better about what happened, hands down. Have a lovely day. Best regards.
Hi Felicio! My apologies for my late reply. I'm based in Essex, which is an hour-ish from London. If you ever come to this neck of the woods again, please let me know so we can grab a coffee and chat about all-things English/Portuguese.
I enjoy living here but the feeling of belonging comes with a price. I'm not 100% Brazilian anymore, nor will I ever be British. It's an eternal limbo. You're always between the train and the platform…. But this is a topic for another time.
I need to catch up on your latest texts. I love them! Have a lovely day, Raiza.
oh, can't thank you enough for your unwavering support, Marisa. You've been so lovely and supportive, and it makes a whale lot of difference. Thank you so much leaving this heartfelt comment here.
Wow... sorry to hear that, Felicio.
Don't let this get you down. As you said, the rest of the experience was superb and people have been learning a lot from you, including me.
You do a service to us all sharing your thoughts being here or on Instagram. Keep it up!
thank you for leaving such a heartfelt comment, Igor. It's really important to hear things like these from people I truly admire like you. Thank you for your support.
Hi Felicio,
Your text/podcast massively hit home for me.... I could write another dissertation about this really.
I've lived in England for 7 years and the entitlement of both British and Brazilians to talk about my accent is beyond me.
As a sociolinguist myself, I'm often wary when I hear Brazilians talking about accents because many of us mix the concepts of "pronunciation and accent", which are correlated but different in nature.
What happened to you, though, was definitely a case of accent bias. Not that my opinion matters, but your accent is not only absolutely beautiful but it is also very clear. Your enunciation is outstanding.
I'm glad you brought this to the fore!
Keep up the good work and keep writing (and speaking) beautifully as you do.
oh.. your comment made my day. Seriously, thank you so much for taking time to leave this lovely comment. so happy to know that I have such a researcher reading my text. It fills me with excitement to able to bond with like-minded people here. Where are you based in the UK? How has it been? I spent a couple of days in northwest London, I did enjoy it. Thank you once again for engaging with my content and for leaving this heartfelt comment. Your comment made me feel much better about what happened, hands down. Have a lovely day. Best regards.
Hi Felicio! My apologies for my late reply. I'm based in Essex, which is an hour-ish from London. If you ever come to this neck of the woods again, please let me know so we can grab a coffee and chat about all-things English/Portuguese.
I enjoy living here but the feeling of belonging comes with a price. I'm not 100% Brazilian anymore, nor will I ever be British. It's an eternal limbo. You're always between the train and the platform…. But this is a topic for another time.
I need to catch up on your latest texts. I love them! Have a lovely day, Raiza.
I’m really sorry to hear that happened to you.
oh, can't thank you enough for your unwavering support, Marisa. You've been so lovely and supportive, and it makes a whale lot of difference. Thank you so much leaving this heartfelt comment here.