Languages and related news
If you’re a linguist or just love languages check out this section of our blog where we post interesting stuff about languages and culture.
Hawaiian may not be the first language that comes to mind when you think of endangered languages. Still, it is one of the most critically endangered in the world today, with only 400 native Hawaiian speakers left. More people speak Hawaiian as their second language than those who speak it as their primary language!
The longest Filipino word isn’t always the one that’s used most frequently, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t important to the Tagalog language and to the history of Filipino culture.
What languages are spoken in Serbia? While many countries have one official language and others spoken in certain regions, the same isn’t valid for Serbia which has three official languages and many unofficial ones spoken across the country.
What’s the Easiest Language to Learn for Spanish Speakers? If you’re bilingual or Spanish-speaking, you might be interested in learning another language. There are plenty of languages to choose from, but it can be tough to know where to start!
Singapore’s Mother Tongue act lists four official languages. Three are Chinese, and one is Malay, while English isn’t mentioned as an official language; instead, it can be used in court proceedings and government documents if both parties agree to do so.
French is the official language of France, and it’s one of the most commonly spoken languages in the European Union, with approximately 30 million native speakers. So what languages are spoken in France?
Learning how to write in Japanese isn’t as hard as you might think – with the proper knowledge and resources, you can be writing kanji in no time! Japanese writing uses 3 main systems: hiragana, katakana, and kanji.
As the official language of Norway, Norsk or Norwegian is spoken by about 5 million people in Norway and another 2 million people in the rest of the world. It belongs to the family of Germanic languages that includes Danish, Swedish, Faroese, Icelandic, and English languages.
We’ve all heard the adage, Jack of all trades, master of none, but what if that’s not true? What if you could learn two or more languages at once and master them, rather than pick up bits and pieces of each one?
This article will teach you what language they speak in Croatia and give you ten things you should know about the languages of Croatia.?
This article will teach you what language they speak in Croatia and give you ten things you should know about the languages of Croatia.?
Read on to find out how many countries speak French as their official language and get tips on where to learn French around the world!