Bon dia a tothom! Hellow everybody !
Salaam malekum !
I’m Laia, the volunteer from Barcelona who’s traveling to Senegal.
I was born in Catalonia the 2nd July 1985, but it is just a coincidence, one random fact…;)
I could also be called Mame Diarra and be born in Senegal 24 years ago. I’m arrived the last week in this crazy colored country and once again I feel at home. The country of the Teranga, as the Senegal open and warm hospitality is called by the Senegalese people.
The first days at work with FESFOP (Festival International de Folklore et des Percussions de Louga) have been so grateful! As Modeste said in his rapport, I also enjoy by the reception, by the meeting of the FESFOP team.. I’m just start feeling all we can share and learn together, and it makes me feel so so happy to be in this big EVS project inside Globa-l-inks network!!
As Cristina said, now it’s the moment to learn new fantastical languages, Mooré in Burkina, Wolof in Senegal. And it is not just the language but it is all around the language... the crossing salutations in the streets, great dealing in the market, friendly dealing with the calesh’ boys (donkey carts’ driver), …
Salaam malekum !
I’m Laia, the volunteer from Barcelona who’s traveling to Senegal.
I was born in Catalonia the 2nd July 1985, but it is just a coincidence, one random fact…;)
I could also be called Mame Diarra and be born in Senegal 24 years ago. I’m arrived the last week in this crazy colored country and once again I feel at home. The country of the Teranga, as the Senegal open and warm hospitality is called by the Senegalese people.
The first days at work with FESFOP (Festival International de Folklore et des Percussions de Louga) have been so grateful! As Modeste said in his rapport, I also enjoy by the reception, by the meeting of the FESFOP team.. I’m just start feeling all we can share and learn together, and it makes me feel so so happy to be in this big EVS project inside Globa-l-inks network!!
As Cristina said, now it’s the moment to learn new fantastical languages, Mooré in Burkina, Wolof in Senegal. And it is not just the language but it is all around the language... the crossing salutations in the streets, great dealing in the market, friendly dealing with the calesh’ boys (donkey carts’ driver), …
The adventure has just begun…!
The best wishes from Senegal to all of you, EuroAfrican-EVS team!!
Jamm ak jamm!
Laia
The best wishes from Senegal to all of you, EuroAfrican-EVS team!!
Jamm ak jamm!
Laia
…wuàla Mame Diarra… ;)
linda!!!! como no tenia noticias tuyas fui a preguntar por ti...y claro q estas bien:-))) y disfrutando imagino! quiero ir por ti! escribeme porfi! ;-))))) mua. silvia
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