Language · January, 2008 · Global Voices

The "Tunisphere" is a group a passionate Internet users and bloggers even if their number is not as high as in neighbouring countries like Morocco. Naruto introduces us to some...

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South Korea: Youtube Enters

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Belize: Mourning Palacio

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China: T-shirt with Chinese Character

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Ukraine: Crimean Politicians

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Japan: Language as Long-term Visa Requirement

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Japan: Japanese a Requirement for Residence?

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India: Violence and Language

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Singapore: No Fake Accents

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Mozambique: National languages and African identity

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Morocco: Arabic Classes

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