https://padlet.com/karissaporter8/mrzevs83riw9gwof Gloria Anzaldua describes her language identity in chapter 5; she had to grow to accept her accent and use of language and rooted her memories in family experiences (vistas, corridos y comida) and exposure to Chicano authors and poets. The spoken word poems we listened to also creatively describe language as libraries and accents like shot guns. What is your language identity? What languages do you speak? Who influenced your use of language? Describe your accent. en-us 2021-10-31 19:34:58 UTC 2021-11-04 13:10:58 UTC hello@padlet.com elenayatesmoretti https://padlet.com/karissaporter8/mrzevs83riw9gwof/wish/1867360351 I speak Italian and English. I believe my language identity is Italian because that is what i have spoken most of my life and it is how I communicated with the family I am close to. My family and my friends are the people that influence my language]]> 2021-11-04 13:05:08 UTC https://padlet.com/karissaporter8/mrzevs83riw9gwof/wish/1867360351 juanesteban2 https://padlet.com/karissaporter8/mrzevs83riw9gwof/wish/1867368011 My language identity is the way i choose to live and what i need to help live my own life.
Languages i speak is Spanish, English and another that i can speak some few words and understand when i mom uses it but i cant use it for now. My mother and father influenced me so i can live a life. But i dont know if i have an accent but maybe since i been growing not using much Spanish out side my house.]]> 2021-11-04 13:08:21 UTC https://padlet.com/karissaporter8/mrzevs83riw9gwof/wish/1867368011