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Tenser, said the Tensor is the blog of a graduate student in linguistics. It's about language, science fiction, computers and technology, comics, anime, and other geekery.
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A group blog about learning Korean. We write about our experiences in the classroom, self-study, resources to use, advice and encouragement. Writing in English or in Korean to reflect on the difficulties and successes each of us encounters
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Localization is the method of combining language and technology to produce a product that can cross cultural and language barriers. As the reach of your company's client base grows, so does the need for localization. Find out more about the role business
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You can now learn Latin vocabulary on the go by using your iPod or any other mp3 player. A new episode of three to four minutes in length is added every week. Start now and increase your Latin vocabulary in just a few minutes a day.
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Experiences teaching ASL to hearing children. Updated often.
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Ajax stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. ECMA Script for XML, a simple extension to JavaScript that makes XML scripting very simple.
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Golden Zephyr is my personal blog about my struggle to become fluent in both Korean and Japanese. It contains interesting lessons about grammar and structure in language, as well as word/kanji of the day, and news and pop culture from both countries.
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Mark Peters is a language columnist for Babble, a guest blogger for Oxford University Press, and a Contributing Editor for Verbatim: The Language Quarterly.
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The blog of AdviceForYou.org.uk, provides students with a range of resources and articles from how to survive your first weeks at university to surviving in the UK as an international student. There's something for everyone.
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Learning a new language just became fun, easy and free. Palabea is a social network site for practicing, learning, teaching and otherwise communicating in foreign languages.
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The Cognition and Language Lab runs experiments through the Web testing human reasoning, particularly in the domain of language.
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I love language, which is why I started Metrolingua. I currently translate Japanese and French, but I've also translated Spanish, Portuguese, and German.
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Information, news, and opinions about professional translation.
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All things phonology.
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Lhaesine is a conlang, an artificial or constructed language. This is a project to invent a lexicon of new "words" in an imaginary language.
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Ryan Coleman is co-founder and CTO of Clay Tablet Technologies, developers of integration software for connecting content systems and translation technologies and service providers.
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This blog covers daily life and politics in Israel, as well as Hebrew-English linguistic issues, from the perspective of an American-raised journalist and translator living in Israel.
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This blog aims at monitoring the language development of kids from parents of different nationalities and understand their cultural/emotional affiliation.
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Anything about culture and endangered language of Apatani or Tanii indigenous people of Arunachal Pradesh, Lower Subansiri district, and Ziro, India.
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London-based blog written by a Polish journalist in English. All things Polish - from the language, through social and cultural aspects through to food. of course. thePOLSKIblog helps understand Poles better.
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The world as seen through the eyes of a artist and linguist, raised multilingual and accidentally born dyslexic...
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Learning english language as never been so easy. At BM english speaking we help you improve your communication skills, presentation skills, body language and much more.
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Get advice on anything and everything related to life and relationships in Russia and Ukraine. Learn Russian Language and get cultural tips.
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Do you wish to take Spanish up as a second language but do not have the time to sit in a class each day? If so, you should consider taking Spanish online.
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Cleverlearn English Language Institute (CELI), a fast- growing international school based in the Philippines with branches in four countries across Asia.
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Thoughts and opinions on everything to do with languages, from the history, to common usage, through misuse and even to scientific studies. If it's about languages, then it could be on Lingualogue.
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Being multi-lingual is a huge asset these days because of cultural communication barriers. Here are some language-learning tips.
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My views on politics, culture, living in a foreign country, as well as poetry, stories,book reviews and genersl tidbits. musings.
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The latest postings for language translation.
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A language blog by Graham Pointon. During my years with the BBC I was a frequent broadcaster: on all the national radio networks, many of the local radio services, the World Service, and also television channels - including independent
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