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The Man Who Spoke Many Languages

El hombre que hablaba muchos idiomas

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The Man Who Spoke Many Languages (El hombre que hablaba muchos idiomas)

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  1. The Man Who Spoke Many Languages

    El hombre que hablaba muchos idiomas

  2. Victor Larsen was a famous traveler, writer, and linguist.

    Víctor Larsen era un famoso viajero, escritor y lingüista.

  3. Since childhood, he had dreamed of understanding people from different parts of the world.

    Desde niño soñaba con entender a personas de diferentes partes del mundo.

  4. At school, he studied English, French, and Spanish, and later he taught himself Italian and German.

    En la escuela estudió inglés, francés y español, y más tarde aprendió por sí mismo italiano y alemán.

  5. When he was twenty, he went on his first big trip across Europe.

    Cuando tenía veinte años, emprendió su primer gran viaje por Europa.

  6. In every country, he spoke with locals in their native language, which opened doors and hearts to him.

    En cada país hablaba con los locales en su idioma nativo, lo que le abría puertas y corazones.

  7. He wrote down stories, recipes, proverbs, and songs he heard on the road.

    Anotaba historias, recetas, proverbios y canciones que escuchaba en el camino.

  8. Several years later, Victor visited South America, Africa, and Asia.

    Varios años después, Víctor visitó Sudamérica, África y Asia.

  9. In Africa, he began learning Swahili, and in Japan — the basics of Japanese.

    En África comenzó a aprender suajili, y en Japón — las bases del japonés.

  10. His travel books became popular not only for their captivating stories but also for his warm attitude toward cultures.

    Sus libros de viajes se hicieron populares no solo por sus historias cautivadoras, sino también por su cálida actitud hacia las culturas.

  11. Victor believed that every language is a key to understanding the soul of a people.

    Víctor creía que cada idioma es una llave para comprender el alma de un pueblo.

  12. By the end of his life, he spoke twelve languages and inspired thousands to learn new ones.

    Al final de su vida, hablaba doce idiomas e inspiraba a miles de personas a aprender nuevos.

  13. He always said: “Languages do not divide us, they unite us.”

    Siempre decía: «Los idiomas no nos dividen, nos unen».

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