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More than words: Teaching English in Ecuador
In the 24 years that I have been “Ali, short for Alicia,†I have secretly longed for a nickname of distinctive familiarity and endearment. Now, in this small provincial city tucked in the Sierra region of central Ecuador, I have been branded with the inescapable moniker of “China,†or sometimes the affectionate diminutive, “Chinita.†Disregard […]