LanguagesEsperanto, The Language Made For HumankindEsperanto is a language that was invented by L.L. Zamenhof in 1887. He intended for it to be used as an international auxiliary language.Blog
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← Back to the blogLanguagesEsperanto, The Language Made For HumankindEsperanto is a language that was invented by L.L. Zamenhof in 1887. He intended for it to be used as an international auxiliary language.
LanguagesHow the Cherokee and Navajo languages survived European colonialismAround 300 Native American languages are purported to have once been spoken in North America when the Europeans arrived. Here we will look at two languages native to North America: Cherokee, and Navajo.
HistoryThree Simple Mistranslations that Echoed Through HistoryThere are times when these mistranslations have inconsequential results, and there are times when these mistranslations have nearly catastrophic results.
LanguagesLoanwords As a Window Into MultilingualismScience shows us that people who speak more than one language actually comprehend and express reality in more than one way.
Languages6 Idioms You Didn’t Know Were ReligiousMay The Force Be With You, Go The Extra Mile and Yin and Yang are just a few examples. Whether you are religious or not, it is impossible to ignore the impact that the religions of the world have had on its languages.