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A student discovers just how much he has to learn about comparative linguistics. Emphasis on the Indo-European and Finno-Ugrian/Uralic languages with frequent asides into language rights and language protection.
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excellent
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Classical Tibetan language, translation and reading Tibetan Buddhist texts.
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great
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One language is never enough. Random musings on language.
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great
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Commentary on linguistic issues.
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great
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Observations on language use in the world.
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great
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A small place devoted to language and language learning.
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great
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A blog about the origins of speech.
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great
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Collaboration between the University of Sydney and Paradisec to save endangered Pacific languages and culture.
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great
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SQL is a standard interactive and programming language for querying and modifying data and managing databases
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great
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Adventures in multilinguism.
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great
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About Unicode and historic writing systems
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great
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Translations of Catullus for Jo American, liberally salted with commentary, stories and anecdotes.
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great
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Rosetta, Tell Me More, Michel Thomas, Pimsleur, EuroTalk, Face2face, EFU, Berlitz, Oxford, Cambridge, Barrons, Touchstone and more...
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great
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Investigating the Semitic languages and their relationship to Hebrew.
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great
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Conquering the world one language at a time.
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great
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A place for CESL students to put our work.
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great
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English language is not a language of the English only but also it is now an international. It is very rich language in literature and economics.
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great
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Thoughts on language, language learning and the process of becoming a polyglot.
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great
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French swear words: Learning French words you don’t learn in class.
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great
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Context Training language school is your partner in finding the best solution for learning Romanian. One-to-one tailor-made classes, total immersion courses, summer schools, study and travel programs.
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great
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Practical tips on learning Spanish with examples
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great
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In this blog, you will find tips, advice, and all kinds of information both for translators and translation buyers regarding localization services and business.
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great
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A blog about language use, editing, publishing and the media - brought to you by a sub editor (copy editor) on a weekly UK magazine.
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great
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Language changes. Deal with it. Revel in it.
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great
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This research blog is dedicated to keeping track of the Aramaic language within the media and scholarship at large.
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great
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Miresua is an imaginary, artificial, constructed language; a conlang. These words are not randomly generated. Miresua is an eclectic alphabetic mix of Basque and Finnish, two unrelated European languages, neither of which is related to English (or Spanish
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great
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Tips and resources for learning Hindi.
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great
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For the next 10 months, I will be working as an au pair in Italy for three children. My blog, Single Multilingual, will detail my experience with learning Italian, taking care of children, as well as other linguistic issues that might pique my interest!
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great
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The diary of my language studies: experiences, exams, goals, thoughts, resources, song translations.
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great
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All about discussion.
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great
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