At first we didn’t notice, but when we arrived in her native city Niš, it became rapidly clear that our travelling companion Dubravka had a serious left-right problem. While guiding us through the city she consistently switched the directions for left and right. After a few detours because of this and great laughs when we found out what was happening, she started to correct herself by contradiction (Left! No, I mean – right!). (more…)
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The Left-Right Confusion
August 10th, 2007
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