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22. The last sound kids learn in Spanish | Hanne Evhammar part 3 of 3
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Hint: Swedish and Spanish share that sound!
Also, the ‘invisibility’ of Central America, the general geography of the Spanish-speaking world, what is Chilango, the biggest historical figures in the Spanish world, the most famous current showbiz figures of the Spanish world (reggaeton, anyone?).
This is part 3 of my conversation with my guest from Sweden. Useful, curious, and funny things related to the Spanish language and culture come up in this series of conversations with people who are not from a Spanish-speaking country.
And, at the same time, we also learn useful, curious, and funny things about how the Spanish language and culture are seen from the outside.
Hanne Evhammar left her hometown of Stockholm over five years ago and has since been living in London. Currently she works for Acamar Films, producers of Bing —an international award-winning animated series—, and interestingly enough that’s where our paths meet. At the end of this episode in particular we talk about the challenge of translating and dubbing that show into Latin American Spanish.
¡Muchísimas gracias, Hanne!
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