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Many European languages are facing challenges at the moment – as European borders become more porous and cooperation increases across the continent, more and more young Europeans are becoming fluent …
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Skype has made video conferencing incredibly affordable in the past few years, and this easily accessible technology is having some interesting effects when it comes to crossing cultural boundaries and …
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A recent report has revealed that Portuguese is now the third most commonly used language on Facebook. Not only is Portuguese the third-most used language on the social media website, …
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The Tibetan language has been laboring under much more significant threats than most others over the past few decades, as China continues to consolidate their control over the occupied country. …
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Teachers are always on the lookout for ways they can get more response and engagement from their pupils, and ultimately produce better learning results. The latest generation of students going …
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Few of us ever stop to think of Old English anymore, unless we come across it in a movie or the occasional book. Fans of films and books like The …
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Norwegian is a unique language in the sense that it has two officially-recognized forms, known as nyorsk and bokmal. While this may seem baffling to students who turn their attention …
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Although Malaysia has been indepedent for decades, there are still concerns amongst language professionals in the country that not enough is being done to solidify Malay as the primary national …
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Even the Catholic Church, an organization steeped in long history and tradition, is coming to participate in the 21st Century in new ways. The pope is now an active Twitter …
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