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Where do Spanish Words Come from? — Heirs of the Ancient
Where do Spanish Words Come from? — Heirs of the Ancient
Spanish, the second most spoken language in the world, is the result of spectacular historic events, many of which even happened by chance…
M. Soledad Berdazaiz
Oct 16
Linguistic Parasitism
Linguistic Parasitism
Colonization, and its effect on language.
Levi A.
Oct 12
Why We May Never Speak a Universal Language
Why We May Never Speak a Universal Language
One language to bind or rule them all?
Rui Alves
Oct 10
You Don’t Know the English Language as Well as You Think You Do
You Don’t Know the English Language as Well as You Think You Do
Do you know what the word ‘be’ actually means?
Sarah FitzGerald
Oct 9
The Babel Paradox — A Highly Relevant Yet Overlooked Topic
The Babel Paradox — A Highly Relevant Yet Overlooked Topic
Why we need to set the record straight about languages
Rui Alves
Oct 8
As a Japanese Person, I Am Yet to Find My Accent in London
As a Japanese Person, I Am Yet to Find My Accent in London
The influence of languages and accents on our identity
Yuri Minamide
Oct 7
There Are No Limits in Languages
There Are No Limits in Languages
Join the Babel and come write with us
Rui Alves
Oct 6
Cinema: Subjective, Objective Points of View
Cinema: Subjective, Objective Points of View
A character rendered the conduit into story
Peter Markham
Oct 1
Why Is Esperanto So Easy for Romance Language Speakers?
Why Is Esperanto So Easy for Romance Language Speakers?
As a language teacher, I see Esperanto as a lever for learning new languages
Rui Alves
Oct 1
The Case for Cyrillic
The Case for Cyrillic
Why we shouldn’t be afraid to study really difficult languages
Trevor Whitaker
Oct 1
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