Posts with tag.: diversity

The Catalan language is more than a means of communication; it is a symbol of Catalonia's cultural richness, historical legacy, and collective memory

African languages embody the cultural heritage, diversity, and identity of the continent

Do the languages we speak shape the way we think? Do they merely express thoughts, or

The new General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) results show foreign languages

Quality translations and targeted marketing alone can help break the lingering stereotype

At the summit of Translators, Optimization Promotion, head of the Organization of Islamic Culture

Crisis Commons is an organisation that, among other things, works to provide manpower

The twang of a New York accent is familiar to many around the world through Hollywood films.

The parliamentary commission will craft a new points-based formula that will determine

As Vladimir Grigoriev mentioned, this functional vacuum should be filled in and they take

Belarusians form a larger share of their country’s declining population than they did a decade

A former employee who screened interpreters for Afghan languages at Mission Essential

In a May 2010 speech to the Council on Foreign Relations, U.S. Secretary of Education

Many translators and interpreters have been helping industry. With chemical, leather, IT,

Popular terms like shanzhai (fakes) and fangnu (mortgage slave) have been included in the

Delegates at the Trinity College Camarthen conference explain why endangered languages

The Ukrainian opposition has called on parliament not to consider a controversial language

Westmoreland County taxpayers paid more than $1,700 for an interpreter to translate court

Cuba’s Fidel Castro spoke for more than four hours. Indian politician VK Krishna Menon was on the

Language has become big business in the world of business. The recession has only slowed its

A “hidden” language spoken by only about 1,000 people has been discovered in the remote northeast

Talisman Theatre was born to build bridges. Its mandate is to introduce new French-language Quebec

Earlier this year research by the BBC World Service Trust revealed just how poorly understood

A historian in the Aegean Turkish province of İzmir has almost completed preparing the first Turkish

The runaway success of Stieg Larsson’s “Millennium” trilogy suggests that when it comes to

While the number of college students studying Spanish, French and German increased only modestly

Tougher language tests for new immigrants have again been called for after Government spending

Rockfield, near Monmouth, famous for its recording studios, was given the name Llanoronwy

Although the web was founded using English, the swelling adoption of the world wide wibble is

Wikipedia turns 10 this January. In 2010, we saw several Wiki Media Foundation bigwigs visit India

The Partido Popular (PP) and the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party

The history of the Welsh language has taken another turn with the adoption of the Welsh Language

The state of Rhode Island has agreed to improve language services, after a 2007

Lito Lapid, Senator of the Philippines, wants all signs and billboards translated to either English or Filipino.

The Crown is taking the rare step of asking a judge to “sever” a trial for two people accused in the

Emphasis on health outcomes and the move to address disparities in care are bolstering comprehensive

We hear a lot about “dying languages.” But which ones are really on the verge of extinction?

he City Council may step back and take a closer look at the city’s controversial Downtown Community

The education minister has defended her department’s expenditure on bilingual documents after

The Directorate-General for Translation of the European Commission (DGT) launched an interactive