'Why don't they speak our bloody language?' - Stuff.co.nz
'Why don't they speak our bloody language?'Stuff.co.nzMy lack of facility with foreign languages is something I regret every time I travel to a non-English speaking destination. It's not as if I...
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View ArticleCatSpanish App Combines Cuteness, Humor, Visual Association, Testing and...
Hire Lolcats to Teach you Spanish for $0.99 The Cat Academy is an entertaining idea from the folks at Memrise, one of the hottest and coolest (?!) sites for learning languages (and many other things)...
View ArticleMemrise.com Merges Science, Fun and Community to Help Learn English Online...
Learn English with 'Mems' that Create Vivid, Sensory Memories Memrise English is a fun, community-oriented (i.e. 'social') and - gasp! - scientific way to learn English online. The idea behind the...
View ArticleNoche Oscura en Lima - Chapter 33
Hay que tener buena vista y hondo conocimiento del país para atravesar los Andes del Peru. Antes de emplear a Inambari, Grant le había enseñado un mapa hecho poco...
View ArticleTranslation Services and Glossary Development – ICC
GPI was recently selected by the International Cricket Council (ICC), the global governing body for the sport cricket, to provide a targeted selection of translation and localization services. Cricket...
View Article"I can't stand it when a man doesn't trim his nails."
You're talking about men with a group of girlfriends. Everyone is talking about what kind of men they don't like. You tell them about a quality that you don't like in men. I can't stand it when a man...
View Article12/2/13 - suffrage
1. The right to vote. 2. A vote cast in deciding an issue. 3. A short, intercessory prayer on behalf of souls departed.
View ArticleWords in the News: Plunge
AN “Arctic plunge” is set to trigger freezing temperatures this week and could bring snow across much of Britain by Friday. Severe gales are expected to sweep in from the North and cause blizzards on...
View ArticleIIT-Guwahati to hold Panini Linguistics Olympiad - Times of India
IIT-Guwahati to hold Panini Linguistics OlympiadTimes of IndiaThe competition is all about solving problems by analytical and deductive thinking and one need not be a student of linguistics," said...
View ArticleReuters Video: 'Fast and Furious' actor Paul Walker dies in car crash
'Fast and Furious' action star Paul Walker died in a fiery car crash in southern California. Karen Hendren reports. TRANSCRIPT REPORTER: Actor Paul Walker died in a fiery car crash Saturday afternoon...
View ArticleCartoon: Cyber Monday
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View ArticleThai Protests 2013: Who to Follow on Twitter
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View ArticleWord of the day: Advent calendar
Advent calendars originated in Germany. The very first ones were home-made versions with 24 pictures being hung on the wall. The first printed version appeared in Hamburg in 1902 in the form of a...
View ArticleForeign English
Foreign English is listening to a joke told by a Brit and missing the clue just because of one word. The embarrassment when you don't know how to react to the small talk in a lift. The first time...
View ArticleCudzoziemska angielszczyzna
Cudzoziemska angielszczyzna to słuchać dowcipów opowiedzianych przez Brytyjczyka i nie zrozumieć pointy przez zaledwie jedno słowo. Zmieszanie, gdy nie wiesz, jak reagować na odzywki w windzie....
View ArticleWord roots and routes: tell and count
Next in a series of posts exploring some of the ‘roots’ and ‘routes’ of English vocabulary. Tell and count, of Germanic and Latinate origin respectively, have followed similar routes in English. The...
View ArticleWord roots and routes: tell and count
Next in a series of posts exploring some of the ‘roots’ and ‘routes’ of English vocabulary. Tell and count, of Germanic and Latinate origin respectively, have followed similar routes in English. The...
View Article[SilverSpoon] Join Neutrino Now (Spaces Permitting)
Thank you for your interest in the SilverSpoon/Neutrino program. Neutrino is now temporarily opening up for new enrollment into the program (select languages only). However, right of entry is...
View ArticleMessy children make better learners: Toddlers learn words for nonsolids...
Parents, let your children get messy in the high chair: They learn better that way. That's according to a new study which concludes that a 16-month-old's setting and degree of interaction enhances his...
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