Taipei, Agencia IP.- Juan Pablo Puerta López, better known as Juampi, is a 14-year-old Paraguayan who has distinguished himself in Taiwan’s demanding educational system and recently won first place in a prestigious YouTuber competition. In an exclusive interview with Agencia IP, he shared his experience of adaptation, learning, and growth in the Asian country, where […]
Juampi has big aspirations and dreams of continuing to explore the world of digital communication.
Taipei, Agencia IP.- Juan Pablo Puerta López, better known as Juampi, is a 14-year-old Paraguayan who has distinguished himself in Taiwan’s demanding educational system and recently won first place in a prestigious YouTuber competition. In an exclusive interview with Agencia IP, he shared his experience of adaptation, learning, and growth in the Asian country, where he faced and overcame numerous challenges.
«We moved here six years ago. We relocated because of my mom’s job, my dad and my little brother,» Juampi recalls. The transition to a new culture and language was not easy, especially for a child who arrived without any knowledge of Mandarin and with forgotten English skills.
«It took me quite a while to learn Chinese. I arrived with my English completely forgotten, but gradually, I regained it and then learned Chinese too,» he explains. He first attended a public elementary school where he received exceptional language support. «After classes, we had something called ‘An xin pan,’ an extra lesson where we did homework and studied math and Chinese, the most required subjects here.»
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