[Travelandtourism] Question About Blind People and Language Imersion

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On Nov 25, 2014, at 9:43 PM, Chris Jones via Travelandtourism wrote:

> Dear Listers:
> My name is Chris Jones and I am wondering if anyone has had experience in being imersed in a foreign language and how you may have gone about it as a blind person.  I am totally blind and a fluent Braille user.  I am hoping to go on a mission trip to Krakow, Poland and I do not know any Polish.  Years ago, I learned French, but I am not fluent in it now, and I know a little German, but, again, these are very different languages than Polish.
> If anyone has any relevant experiences, I would very much like to hear from you.
> Should you prefer to respond privately, my e-mail address is clj1 at cableone.net.
> Thank you for your time.
> Chris Jones
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