Language · July, 2009 · Global Voices

Language · July, 2009
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Stories about Language from July, 2009

Sri Lanka: English Language Standards

Quick Reads · South Asia31 July 2009

Jamaica: On Writing

Quick Reads · Caribbean29 July 2009

What is Team Building in the Filipino Language?

Quick Reads · East Asia28 July 2009

The Balkans: Language Issue

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe27 July 2009

China: Chinese Internet Memes For 2009

Quick Reads · East Asia24 July 2009

Turkey: The Turkish of Dr. Oz

Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa22 July 2009

China: Memorable Quotations from Qin Gang

Quick Reads · East Asia22 July 2009

Syria: Focus on Ability

Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa21 July 2009

Pakistan: Urdu Transliteration Tool

Quick Reads · South Asia20 July 2009

Africa: Challenges for African language study in America

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa18 July 2009

India: No shortcuts please, this is business!

Quick Reads · South Asia17 July 2009

India: How History helped shape ‘Indian English’

Quick Reads · South Asia16 July 2009

Arab World: Trouble for Gay Travels in the Muslim World

Middle East & North Africa15 July 2009

The first gay book to have been ever translated into Arabic after being originally printed in English has run into problems straight off the press. Katharine Ganly reports on blogger...

India:Vandalism of Tamil-Brahmi sites

Quick Reads · South Asia14 July 2009

Guyana: Writing's Purpose

Quick Reads · Caribbean9 July 2009

Russia-Ukraine: State, nation and language

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe9 July 2009

Jamaica: Who's “Bad”?

Quick Reads · Caribbean7 July 2009

Morocco: Learning Arabic

Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa7 July 2009

Azerbaijan: Alphabet(s)

Quick Reads · Central Asia & Caucasus5 July 2009

Japan: Eight endangered languages in the Japanese archipelago

East Asia5 July 2009

In February UNESCO presented the Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger, giving an accurate and worrying description of the languages considered endangered (about 2,500). Among these eight belong to...