Language · September, 2010 · Global Voices

Language · September, 2010
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Stories about Language from September, 2010

Macedonia: Blogging for Proper Language Use

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe27 September 2010

Russia: Lost and Found in Translation

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe27 September 2010

China: Ai Weiwei's English Tweets

Quick Reads · East Asia25 September 2010

Sri Lanka: Hearings of the Lessons Learnt & Reconciliation Commission

Quick Reads · South Asia24 September 2010

Latvia: Translation of Rainis’ 1929 Article

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe23 September 2010

UK, Romania: “Katalin Varga”

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe22 September 2010

Namibia: Teaching English in Namibia

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa21 September 2010

Africa: Africa's mobile app marketplace

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa21 September 2010

China: Redefining the Great Wall

Quick Reads · East Asia20 September 2010

CEE: Books and Reading Notes

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe18 September 2010

Guyana: Gold Rush?

Quick Reads · Caribbean16 September 2010

Guinea Bissau: Bridging Cultures Through Language

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa15 September 2010

Israel: Israeli scientists claim proof that Arabic is “hard for brain”

Middle East & North Africa7 September 2010

A recent study claims to have proved its hypothesis that reading Arabic is harder for the brain than reading Hebrew or English. Gabriel Nada brings us reactions from netizens.

China: Is the West Becoming Chinafied?

Quick Reads · East Asia7 September 2010

Africa: Africans Share Childhood Memories Online

Sub-Saharan Africa6 September 2010

That African Girl is a blog with a series of posts written by Africans around the world about their childhood. It is a blog about growing up in an African...