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Scientific Studies of Intelligibility in Scandinavian Languages5 comments

Robert Lindsay wrote 5 days ago: I’ve been asked to provide this information from some folks who, incredibly, are insisting tha … more →

Tags: Danish, dialectology, Icelandic, Linguistics, Norwegian, Sociolinguistics, Swedish

More Diverse English Dialects21 comments

Robert Lindsay wrote 6 days ago: We have already gone over some strange English dialects on this site in past posts. One tiresome can … more →

Tags: Africa, Australia, Britain, California, East Africa, English language, Europe, Indo-European, Indo-Hittite

Classical roots of English video - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary

dynamomelano wrote 1 month ago: more about "Classical roots of English video – Me…", posted with vodpod … more →

Tags: Environment, Food, Information, Nature, Classical roots of English video, Merriam Webster Online Dictionary, French, Latin, Greek

Know your Groceries

exitlanguages wrote 1 month ago: Image via Wikipedia … or end up with a face like a Russian flag. In other words, be alert to t … more →

Tags: Article, language, social sciences, English, slang, 1920s, Natural, Linguistics, 1950s

Goodwood Breakfast Sub....

rb73 wrote 2 months ago: Yup… the Breakfast Club was more of a breakfast submarine due to the amount of rain it saw! I … more →

Tags: Cars, Family, Alex, Goodwood, Car, Granddad, chrome, breakfast club, hot rod

Bellydancing...

caridwen wrote 3 months ago: So, the bellydancing thing. Where did THAT come from, you are wondering? I’m a 5 -foot-8-inch, … more →

Tags: bellydancing, French, Celtic, Breton, middle east, North Africa, irish step dancing, Ballet, Anna Pavlova

Weird Language - Yola

Robert Lindsay wrote 4 months ago: Note: Repost from the old blog. Extinct language, related to English! Straight up from Old English, … more →

Tags: Linguistics, Regional, Europe, History, Reposts From The Old Site, Language Classification, Ireland, European, language families

Noodles Nugget of Minutia of the Day: July 9th, 2009

Noodles McIntosh wrote 6 months ago: Rise n’ Shine! It’s Thursday July 9th, 2009. Noodles’ Nugget of Minutia of the Day … more →

Tags: Nuggets, Noodles, nugget, Minutia, Advice, Wisdom, Daily, basque, language

F*** A** or other words to that effect.34 comments

polkaontheisland wrote 6 months ago: I couldn’t write since last week because of being very angry.  I still am, but after a week I … more →

Tags: The Naked Brit, Poland, Britain, Culture, Rude, WASP, Protestant, PM Project Services, Thomas Jean Associates

Jews in Russia

meinkrampf1 wrote 6 months ago: (From Chapter 6, “Mein Krampf” by S.I. Fishgal, http://stores.lulu.com/fishgal) “Not every Jew came … more →

Tags: Jew, Western Europe, Greek colonies, Black Sea, scythian, kherson, sevastopol, Simpheropol, Dnepr

Who Am I?2 comments

theyammreport wrote 7 months ago: I am a combination of life, personality and heritage.  By the age of two I was completely aware of t … more →

Tags: Domestic Bliss, Number 9, John Lennon, year of the ox, Mothers, Leo, Latin, shyness, Only Child

Apostrophes and Possession: Understanding Modern Grammar Rules for English1 comment

jdimos wrote 7 months ago: Though the English language is considered a Germanic language, ironically many of the words and gram … more →

Tags: writing, Reading & Writing, Manuscript, language, English, Grammar, Possession, Possessive, Apostrophe

Summer Cooperative African Language Institute comes to MSU

lingoproz wrote 8 months ago: Found on MSU.edu on 8 May 2009 Contact: Stephanie Motschenbacher, International Studies and Programs … more →

Tags: News, Programmes + Competitions, African languages, Afrikaans, Arabic, isiXhosa / Xhosa, isiZulu / Zulu, kongo, learning a language

New Roman Battlefield in Germany: The Search for Information before the Excavation1 comment

jzholloway wrote 8 months ago: New Roman Battlefield in Germany: The Search for Information before the Excavation A new Roman battl … more →

Tags: CEC, History, iccec, mythology, Philosophy, Politics, Religion, archaeology, Augustus

A language with three different spellings: Scots

sprawi wrote 8 months ago: I have been newly in Scotland  and as I like to visit a country beside the usual tourist paths I was … more →

Tags: in english, Scots, Standardization

Reworking of German Language Classification Part 3: High German5 comments

Robert Lindsay wrote 8 months ago: Updated November 1. This post will be regularly updated for some time. Warning! This essay is very l … more →

Tags: Linguistics, Regional, Europe, Italy, France, Germany, switzerland, Austria, Poland

A Reworking of German Language Classification Part 2: Middle German3 comments

Robert Lindsay wrote 8 months ago: Updated November 1. This post will be regularly updated for some time. Warning! This essay is very l … more →

Tags: Belgium, dialectology, Europe, France, german, Germany, Indo-European, Indo-Hittite, Language Classification

A Reworking of German Language Classification, Part 1: Low German9 comments

Robert Lindsay wrote 8 months ago: Updated November 16. This post will be regularly updated for some time. Warning! This essay is very … more →

Tags: Comparitive, dialectology, Europe, german, Germany, Indo-European, Indo-Hittite, Language Classification, language families

North Sea Fisherman Patois

Robert Lindsay wrote 9 months ago: Interesting quote from the Free Republic: I used to work with a Dutch guy who said that he was at so … more →

Tags: Regional, Europe, Britain, Germany, Netherlands, Language Classification, dialectology, language families, Indo-European


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