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An interview with Misato Noto, who lives in Trinidad and Tobago, about encounters with American English, experiences studying in the UK, and the unexpected connections discovered between the Tsugaru dialect and Trinidadian English.
野藤 弓聖 Misato Noto
Born in 1989 in Hirosaki, Aomori Prefecture. Inspired by a mother who loved Western music and movies, developed an early admiration for English and foreign cultures. Moved to Tokyo upon entering the School of English Studies at Tokyo University of Foreign Studies. During the third year of university, took a year off to study abroad at a university in the UK, focusing on international relations. After graduation, returned to Aomori and worked as a public servant for three years. Later married a Trinidad and Tobago national met during the study-abroad period and relocated to Trinidad and Tobago. Currently pursuing a long-held dream of becoming a subtitle translator, while also volunteering as a TED Talks subtitle translator and teaching Japanese to local residents.
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