Spanish Lesson on How to Speak Chino

I delve into the historical realities of Asian migration to Peru by dissecting the folk etymology of “chino.” There is a plethora of ways to use the word “chino” (Chinese) in colloquial Spanish that range from orange juice, marijuana, curly blondes, children, a gaucho’s wife, a person with indigenous physical characteristics, fifty cents to several Peruvian ex-presidents.

 Asian Contemporary Art Week 2014: Field Meeting

Day 2 / Session 1 / October 27th
0:00 Opening Remarks: Leeza AHMADY and Xin WANG
9:00 MAP Office (Laurent GUTIERREZ, Valerie PORTEFAIX) (Hong Kong)
30:45 Patty CHANG (Boston)
46:50 Beatrice GLOW (New York)
1:02:30 Tintin WULIA (Melbourne)
1:18:00 Manal AL DOWAYAN (Dhahran/Dubai)
1:33:00 Discussion

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