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Aikorei Introduction

Hi. Just introducing myself (as agreed). I really just joined this forum because I'm interested to see what it's all about. I love the doctrines of the LDS church, and I'm interested to see what I find out here.

Introduction Aikorei

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Aikorei Introduction Sharing Member & Introductions

Hi, welcome. Hope you have a great time in our community. I notice you speak Guarani, have you served your mission in Paraguay? How do you like Terere? Looking forward to your posts.
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Introduction Aikorei

I did actually serve my mission in Paraguay, and I think terere tastes like weeds. It's supposed to be an 'acquired taste', but I guess I never acquired it.

Introduction Aikorei

I never liked it either! I can drink some "mate" if sugar is added. My grandmother is from Formosa, Argentina and she is also fluent in Guarani (my grandfather was Paraguayan) and even though I heard it while growing up, I never learned it, I always thought it was very hard. Is it true that it is so hot there? I always heard there are also plenty snakes.

Aikorei Introduction

Yeah, it's extremely hot. It's typically 110 degrees or so with 90%+ humidity. We just got used to being wet all of the time, as gross as that is. But the language is beautiful, and I wish there were more people around here that spoke it. Instead I have to settle for speaking Spanish (which I also love).

Ahayhueterei ningo la Guarani . che Paraguay! (I really lov Guarani and my Paraguay!)

Aikorei Introduction

Interesting. In Argentina we use the quechua word "che" (that means "people") for "you" or "dude". Since you speak Spanish, feel free to reply to our many topics in Spanish as well (we have a LDS section there as well)

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