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Oct 26, 2026
James HarperHOST
A Spanish version is on the way.
James HarperHOST
And all episodes will be subtitled on YouTube in Spanish, Portuguese, Bahasa, French, and other major languages spoken by coffee producers.
Lucia SolisHOST
Whether you're a producer, you work with producers, or you're just curious about what it actually takes to make coffee farming a viable business...
James HarperHOST
We think this is going to be very useful.
Philippe BorremansGUEST
Overall, I think it was very confusing.
Philippe BorremansGUEST
Now, there are a couple of countries in the world where we actually now know and see that some things were very well done from a communications point of view, using symbols that work with the overall population, translating, and I'm not only talking about translating from language, but translating depending on the segmented audience, what their risk perception is, how do they see this, adapting the messaging, using different wording, positive and negative framing and all these things.
Philippe BorremansGUEST
So interesting.
Philippe BorremansGUEST
Unfortunately, people died and we were, I think, not really well prepared, although an epidemic going into pandemic was on every single risk report for the last five years before COVID broke out.
Jared WattsHOST
As something that we use in every interaction, it can be easy to overlook.
Jared WattsHOST
But it is vital that we actively review our language use and communication styles to ensure that we're consistently respectful, inclusive and culturally responsive.
Jared WattsHOST
I'm Jared Watts, an obstetrician and gynaecologist based in the Kimberley of Western Australia.
Jared WattsHOST
So joining me in this important discussion is Dr Penny Wilson.
Jared WattsHOST
Thank you.
Jared WattsHOST
So let's begin why we're having this conversation in the first place.
Jared WattsHOST
It's important to acknowledge that language is forever evolving and our understanding of communication styles and practices.
Jared WattsHOST
This is why it's essential that we frequently reflect on the words that we use and the way that we communicate.
Jared WattsHOST
As something that we use in every interaction, it can be easy to overlook.
Jared WattsHOST
But it is vital that we actively review our language use and communication styles to ensure that we're consistently respectful, inclusive and culturally responsive.
Jared WattsHOST
I'm Jared Watts, an obstetrician and gynaecologist based in the Kimberley of Western Australia.
Jared WattsHOST
So joining me in this important discussion is Dr Penny Wilson.
Jared WattsHOST
Thank you.
Jared WattsHOST
So let's begin why we're having this conversation in the first place.
Jared WattsHOST
It's important to acknowledge that language is forever evolving and our understanding of communication styles and practices.
Jared WattsHOST
This is why it's essential that we frequently reflect on the words that we use and the way that we communicate.
Valentina CastilloGUEST
We have English.
Valentina CastilloGUEST
We have Bahasa from Indonesia.
Valentina CastilloGUEST
We have French.
Valentina CastilloGUEST
We have Portuguese.
Maoi ArroyoGUEST
It's coming up, so you should start looking into it.
Maoi ArroyoGUEST
By the way, you don't need to learn Bahasa or any other language, because we all speak some form of English.
Maoi ArroyoGUEST
So come to my country.
Maoi ArroyoGUEST
It'll be fun.
Gabrielle KotkovHOST
Before we get into the episode, I want to tell you about a new workshop I just released called Parenting Multilingual Children.
Gabrielle KotkovHOST
This is a practical, reassuring workshop for anyone raising kids with more than one language.
Gabrielle KotkovHOST
The workshop covers how children actually learn multiple languages, what's typical at different stages, and the different ways multilingual parenting can look in real life.
Gabrielle KotkovHOST
You'll also get simple strategies you can use at home, plus clear answers to common questions so you can feel more confident and supported in your multilingual journey.
Gabrielle KotkovHOST
To learn more, head to multilingualmontessori.org.
Gabrielle KotkovHOST
Okay, let's get into today's episode.
Gabrielle KotkovHOST
Hello and welcome back to the Multilingual Montessori podcast.
Gabrielle KotkovHOST
I'm Gabrielle, a Montessori educator with a specialization in multiple language acquisition.
Tom FacchineHOST
And I had certain criteria, okay? So, criteria one is that it has to have theological clarity, right? It has to actually describe what is going on, if it's truth versus falsehood, if it's guidance versus misguidance, right? The second criteria was that it had to be in a traditionally Umatic language, stretching from West Africa to Indonesia.
Tom FacchineHOST
That means that I ran this through AI just to see what it came up with.
Tom FacchineHOST
We went through Hausa and Wolof and Somali and Arabic and Persian and Ottoman Turkish and Urdu and Turkish, Bosnian, Malayalam and Bahasa.
Tom FacchineHOST
We went through, like I said, go through all these languages and see what you can find.
Tom FacchineHOST
The third condition was that it had to be concise.
KenjiHOST
Yes, out loud, wherever you are.
KenjiHOST
Language lives in your mouth, not your ears.
KenjiHOST
Let's go.
KenjiHOST
Before we dive in, ninety seconds on pronunciation because Japanese is merciful.
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