1894. Escribir en inglés



Pido perdón por los posibles errores que cometa al escribir en inglés, que no es mi lengua madre. 

 De todas maneras seguiré haciéndolo en esa lengua, que sospecho que más gente entenderá. / Foto de: teaching class. www educationnews org

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