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The Top 4 Modern Uses of Latin
Guest Blog by Katie Wilson. The Top 4 Modern Uses of Latin Latin is one of the most difficult languages to learn, especially in modern society. Most find that there is no longer a need for Latin u… more →
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SourceFactor - no compromise
oogtech wrote 11 minutes ago: You could skip the best part of this article and visit sourcefactor.org – SourceFactor is an i … more →
not zero-sum
Wes F. in Hapeville wrote 1 hour ago: I understand Jim Motter’s frustration, though I don’t think it needs to be one or the ot … more →
I'd like to thank...
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osarah wrote 6 hours ago: No, really, we got our first blog award! Thank you to purejoy at consider it pure JOYfor passing alo … more →
.:How to Make Puffles Walk on Walls:.
Karolcia wrote 1 day ago: How to Make Puffles Walk on Walls? I’ve found an awesome Club Penguin cheat where you can make y … more →
The Great Debate » Debate Archive » America’s spies and a language crisis | The Great Debate |
rilwan wrote 2 days ago: Excerpts from The Great Debate » Debate Archive » America’s spies and a language crisis | The Great … more →
10 facts...
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aiwish472 wrote 2 days ago: and one, about me. You can skip this post. 1. I like learning about the French Revolution. Ever sin … more →
Pronouncing the End Times
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Nick Norelli wrote 3 days ago: I’ve been listening to Dale Allison’s lecture on The Historical Christ and the Theologic … more →
Carleton Place is an exurb
Carleton Place Public Library wrote 3 days ago: (photo of the Carleton Place Town Hall by Julescamp) Recently, I came across a new term that I had n … more →
Patriotism, or lack thereof
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Jess wrote 3 days ago: Yesterday my little sister did something I thought was rather strange. She was typing a comment to s … more →
State of South African Education
riateachertalk wrote 3 days ago: I have been out of the classroom for a number of years and yet I still think of myself as a teacher … more →
No
Mark Trost wrote 3 days ago: The most important word in any language is no. It’s the first word that is clearly understood by ch … more →
Polytonic Keyboard Problems
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Nick Norelli wrote 4 days ago: I used to be able to type in Greek with no problems using the Tyndale Unicode kit. For something re … more →
I Love You in Different Language
suzzippik wrote 4 days ago: Afrikaans – Ek is lief vir jou Albanian – te dua Arabic – Ana Ahebak / Ana Bahiba … more →
Language Extensions
pyritz wrote 4 days ago: I think there is great potential for creating language extensions (as opposed to creating a new doma … more →
Product Review: iVocab Biblical Hebrew 2.0
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parkersmood wrote 4 days ago: Thigpen, J. Michael, and David M. Hoffeditz. iVocab Biblical Hebrew 2.0: Vocabulary for Eight Beginn … more →
News you may have missed #0014
intelNews wrote 4 days ago: Belarus releases US lawyer jailed for industrial espionage. Emmanuel Zeltser who spent a year in ja … more →
Mind your languages
Steve wrote 4 days ago: “For Michael Kelly, director of the Subject Centre for Languages, Linguistics and Area Studies, the … more →
Japanese Phrase of the Week - 6
Cedes wrote 5 days ago: Sorry for the delay in updating! This week’s phrase to learn: “Cho~ kawaii!” – “Sooo cute!” Pronou … more →
Biblical Hebrew is Now for Sunday School Classes
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parkersmood wrote 5 days ago: Last Sunday, I taught my 1st Hebrew Class as a Sunday School option at my church. I have 6 students … more →
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