I built the Slot System™ first. The harder question was what shape the other side would take.
I kept coming back to something small: the difference between my ...
I moved to London in 2015 and did what any newly arrived Argentine in a new city would do: signed up for everything.
One of those things was my local book clu...
People occasionally ask why the Spanish on this site sounds distinctly Argentine rather than what they call "neutral." The short answer is that there is no su...
Some systems arrive as ideas. This one arrived as a pattern: noticed once, then again, then so consistently that ignoring it stopped being an opti
...In 2004, Jean-Paul Nerrière coined the term Globish — a blend of global and English — to describe the English spoken around the world by non-native speakers. It...
As you know, I am always bridging between Latin America and the UK. And, although generalisations must be used carefully and sensitively, they can help us she...
Working via interpreters is one of those situations that tends to catch people off guard, even experienced professionals. And yet, for many British-LatAm intera...
Contrary to popular belief, sometimes it is easier to translate a meeting about infrastructure and digital modelling than it is a simple lunch menu.
No, I...
Despite the usual rainy weather and frequent gloomy forecast, there is summer in Britain and The Season is a big, enjoyable deal.
Traced back to the 18th ...
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