Question about identical flags
Scott had the correct answer to the question we asked in our previous post. It was indeed the flag of the Ainu people, which is also the latest dictionary added …
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Do you recognize this flag?
Here are a few hints: This is the flag of a group of people whose language is classified as an isolate (it doesn’t belong to any family). The blue represents …
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A new design for Freelang (1)
Page after page, we are now working on version 4.0 of our website. You can already see the new version on several dictionary pages, like Spanish, Dutch or Irish Gaelic. …
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Out of office
The sign on the picture above shows a warning in English, with its translation in Welsh. Whoever contacted the translator probably sent her or him an email, got the reply …
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11 new dictionaries on Freelang
Renato Figueiredo is taking us to a journey round the world, and a journey in time too. We start in Europe in the 17th century, with an Old Prussian dictionary. …
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Other websites: Brazilian Portuguese, Turkish and English
Quite frequently, fellow webmasters use our submission form to add their websites to our directory. Our directory has not been updated for a long time and we are thinking of …
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The real Maverick
So McCain is a “maverick”. Palin used that word again, 6 times, during the last debate with Biden on October 2. To her it probably means some kind of a …
Read More200th Freelang dictionary
We are happy to announce that we’ve just uploaded our 200th dictionary on Freelang! It is a Cherokee-English dictionary, made by Shawn Greene. I would like to thank all the …
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Precision about the new installation routine
It seems that the new installation process of the Freelang dictionary is working fine. We’ve only had two or three emails reporting problems so far, and we are trying to …
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Moving from Blogger to WordPress
I’m happy to announce that our blog is now powered by WordPress. When I started this blog I knew very little about blogging, so I chose Blogspot because some of my friends …
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