Lingo in Transit

Travel, Languages and Life

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About

About

The Blog
Lingo in Transit is a continuous life journey learning about other cultures, countries, languages and trying to lead a better life.

I write about my travel adventures (the good, bad, confusing and great), thoughts and impressions. Let’s start a conversation.

The Author

A scientist by training, I started this blog to document my travels and to be able to express myself more creatively. Hailing from Australia, I’m a self confessed croissant connoisseur, winter lover, a coffee snob and scarf enthusiast. I lived in South Korea for a year working as an English teacher and blogged throughout the entire year.

Thank you for stopping by! – Sophie

Contact Me

Instagram: @lingointransit

To discuss collaborations please email: lingointransit [at] gmail [dot] com


19 responses to “About”

  1. cocoaupnorth Avatar
    cocoaupnorth

    Lovely to meet you Sophie. I’ll be catching up on your travel adventures:-)

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  2. joylennick Avatar
    joylennick

    Thank you for reading my post. I’m more of an armchair traveller these days, but can see the sense of shared car travel – while being VERY wary and careful about all the arrangements. Stay safe! And happy travelling. Cheers! x

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  3. equinoxio21 Avatar
    equinoxio21

    Merci pour le suivi…

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    1. Lingo in Transit Avatar
      Lingo in Transit

      Merci a vous!

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      1. equinoxio21 Avatar
        equinoxio21

        De rien.

  4. Sartenada Avatar
    Sartenada

    Hello.

    I read this: “my very own long journey in the language learning world of French and Spanish”. Sounds great. I just wonder if you have read my posts in English, Spanish, French and Portuguese. Her is one example:

    Reindeer2 are curious

    None of these languages is my mother tongue!

    Happy Sunday.

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    1. Lingo in Transit Avatar
      Lingo in Transit

      Yes, I have noticed that you offer these languages for all your posts- it’s very admirable!

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      1. Sartenada Avatar
        Sartenada

        Thank you!

  5. Rebecca Avatar
    Rebecca

    How have I not followed you yet, despite you following my blog and us following each other on Instagram?! Any case, you got yourself another follow, and I can’t wait to see what you put out soon! 🙂

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    1. Lingo in Transit Avatar
      Lingo in Transit

      Haha! It’s so hard to keep up between blogs and social media platforms! Thank you for following!

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  6. Little Miss Traveller Avatar
    Little Miss Traveller

    So pleased to have come across your blog at last. Looking forward to reading more!

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    1. Lingo in Transit Avatar
      Lingo in Transit

      Welcome!

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  7. justbluedutch Avatar
    justbluedutch

    Hallo Sophie..loving your Blog and following your adventures.

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    1. Lingo in Transit Avatar
      Lingo in Transit

      Thank you so much. Likewise, love your artwork!

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  8. thehungrytravellers.blog Avatar
    thehungrytravellers.blog

    Hi Sophie, just seen your blog and it looks very interesting. We will enjoy following your adventures.

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    1. Lingo in Transit Avatar
      Lingo in Transit

      Thank you for your kind words and for finding me so that I could find you both! Likewise, I look forward to catching up on your adventures.

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      1. thehungrytravellers.blog Avatar
        thehungrytravellers.blog

        Its so good to read other peoples travel experiences to get inspiration for next destinations. We set off tomorrow for a trip to Cornwall so please follow us, will give a good insight on that beautiful part of England 😊

  9. travellingtherese Avatar
    travellingtherese

    I’m unsure where you live in Australia, but think about exploring the area around you more and exploring more of Australia where you haven’t been. Look into other new activities – you already seem to be doing that. Think about joining an Australian association linked to the country you like most – ie: Australia Japan association. Your town/city probably has a sister city in the overseas country you like, and you’ll find links with that. Look for cafes/restaurants that cook the food you’ve come to like on your travels. I also always have a travel trip ahead of me to plan for. Heading back overseas shortly, but already have a skeleton plan for next year’s trip to work on as soon as I return home. Settling back is often difficult, but try to find the joy in the life you are living. There’s lots of it out there .. keep smiling.

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    1. Lingo in Transit Avatar
      Lingo in Transit

      I’m in Sydney Therese. Thank you for your great tips. I might try and see if I can incorporate them, particularly the future trip planning. Thank you for your encouragement!

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