Speak your mother tongue with pride, Anambra first lady urges Nigerians
The First Lady of Anambra, Dr. Nonye Soludo, encourages Nigerians to embrace and speak their mother tongues as a celebration of their cultural identity.
Sensory vests and live sign language: how people with disabilities followed the parades in adapted spaces at Sapucaí
A samba school focused on inclusivity will open the Champions Parade this Saturday at the Sambódromo da Marquês de Sapucaí, emphasizing diversity and accessibility for people with disabilities.
Finger-Spelling in Language
The article discusses the development and significance of finger-spelling in the Estonian language, particularly its historical roots and contemporary use.
Was it a crush or a spark? The RAE invites you to talk about love in Spanish
On Valentine's Day, the RAE encourages Spanish speakers to use the richness of their language to express their feelings of love and friendship.
If you want to hire Black people, don’t require them to speak fluent English
The article discusses the unnecessary requirement of fluent English in Brazilian corporate job postings, which disproportionately impacts Black candidates and reinforces socio-economic disparities.
REPORT TO READERS ⟩ Who Needs Russian-Language Media in Estonia and Is It Dying Out
The prospects of Russian-language media in Estonia are diminishing, yet it remains a crucial element for societal cohesion and an integral part of the media landscape.
Do you use these 9 words? It can reveal where you are from in Finland
The article discusses how certain Finnish words can indicate a person's regional origin within Finland, highlighting the importance of language in cultural identity.
Award-winning Helle Metslang: the opportunity to explore what was started until the end is a game of chance
Helle Metslang, an emeritus professor at the University of Tartu, received a national scientific award for her research on the usage-based diversity of the Estonian language, marking significant contributions to contemporary linguistics.
Early Childhood Education: How Children Learn that the World is Big and Diverse
Children at the Kita Campus Nest in Landshut learn about Brazil from Marcelo Costa e Silva, engaging with the culture through language and activities.
New license plate MU: Who doesn't drive a big city car is automatically a country bumpkin
A recent study highlights the rich diversity of German curse words compared to those in Spanish and English, showcasing a unique aspect of German culture.
Grandma looks good in English, Spejbl in Lithuanian. How do puppeteers Mudráková and Trecha teach the characters to speak?
Puppeteers Mudráková and Trecha explore how linguistic diversity enriches puppet characters, focusing on English and Lithuanian.
Rammos for Florina: We will sing whatever we want in whatever language we want
Greek singer Rammos expresses his intention to perform songs in any language during his concert in Florina, challenging language barriers in music.