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19/04/2020

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01/11/2018

30/11/2016

Listen as the actress Sarah Jones offers tips to help you sound like someone else.

27/11/2016

Which Language Uses the Most Sounds?

Taa, spoken by a few thousand people in Botswana and Namibia, is believed to have the largest sound inventory of any language in the world.

16/10/2016

http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20161014-the-foreign-words-that-seem-like-english-but-arent

Pseudo-anglicisms are words in other languages that seem like English but aren’t. Though some people are still concerned about them creeping into use.

01/12/2015

22/11/2015

Our senses have a big impact on which words thrive and which fizzle out.

06/10/2015

We asked residents in Port Moresby, Jakarta, Lagos, Delhi and Los Angeles: what's it like to live in a country that's home to more than 300 unique tongues?

04/10/2015

We represent each language within black borders and then provide the numbers of native speakers (in millions) by country. The colour of these countries shows how languages have taken root in many different regions

03/01/2015

"by 2115, it’s possible that only about 600 languages will be left on the planet as opposed to today’s 6,000"

English will still dominate a century from now, but it will no longer share the planet with thousands of other languages. Instead, expect fewer but simpler modes of oral communication on every continent.

23/12/2014

Of course you heard the famous song "Let it go" from the movie Frozen. Did you know they recorded the song in 25 different languages? Check out this awesome compilation, including sub titles and singers. Respect, Disney!

Share to spread the beauty of languages.

The lyrics and singers' mouth may help you to sing "Let It Go" in 25 languages. Why don't you enjoy the movie and song with your family and friends? [1] Engl...

19/12/2014

"Cultures, to be sure, show how we are different. Languages, however, are variations on a worldwide, cross-cultural perception of this thing called life." http://mobile.nytimes.com/2014/12/07/opinion/sunday/why-save-a-language.html