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Now…back to translating!
Maria y Karen
To whom it may concern:
I want to help. However I do not speak Spanish. Is it still possible to help translate?
Thank you for what you are doing. It is so important.
Lorraine
Thanks for your offer. But it is required to be able to speak Spanish in order to translate.
Dear Maria and Karen,
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Managing Editor
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Hello. I would like to help with the translations from Spanish to English. How would I go about getting involved with that?
Just go to this page: http://hemosoido.com/?page_id=252 and start! The titles in red mean someone else is translating that post. So pick another post to translate. Welcome!
Hi guys! just reading havana real the book and understand you offer blogging training courses wich I’d love to get started on. Can anyone tell me how it works and what should I do? thanks in advance and best regards.
Danny Puig
It is Yoani who offers course to Cuban bloggers living in Cuba.