About Living Together in the Big City: 'Munich Residents are Different from the Bavarians, Not so Prude'
A report on the diverse cultural interactions in Munich's Olympia-Einkaufszentrum highlights the coexistence of different languages and cultures, especially during a public service strike.
The Aena Narrative Prize is Established to Recognize the Best Book of the Year in Spanish with One Million Euros
The newly established Aena Narrative Prize will reward the best book published in Spanish or co-official languages in 2025 with a prize of one million euros.
"Tilde" will provide translations in 34 European languages with artificial intelligence
The Latvian company Tilde has launched an AI translation service that supports 34 European languages, promising accurate terminology and natural language flow for users.
Olinda opens 530 spots for free language and technology courses; see how to enroll
The city of Olinda in Brazil announces 530 openings for free language and technology courses starting next week.
Benin's national languages comeback: Students lead cultural renaissance through digital platforms
The article discusses how students in Benin are utilizing digital platforms to promote and revitalize the nation's national languages and culture.
Namibia: Language Advocates Warn English Risks Cultural Loss
Language advocates in Namibia emphasize the importance of using local languages in public communication to prevent cultural loss.
Do not close the Department of Ancient Languages nor stop Latin teaching
The head of the Reykjavík School says that despite low enrollment, there are no plans to close the ancient languages department or discontinue Latin classes.
Genuine shock: Should the song be changed now?
Søren Torpegaard Lund is confronted with the possibility of having to translate his song for the Danish Melodi Grand Prix, as most competitors are singing in English, despite a trend towards local languages returning to the competition.
Montero promises a "law of Andalusian languages" to combat stereotypes if she wins the presidency of the Junta
María Jesús Montero, the PSOE candidate for the presidency of the Junta of Andalucía, has proposed a new law to support regional languages and enhance vocational training.
A Russian-speaking private school is being established in Turku - later, Chinese and Arabic may also be offered as languages of instruction
A new Russian-language private school is planned in Turku, Finland, with aims to expand language offerings in the future to include Chinese and Arabic.
Anniversaries of February 21: What happened on a day like today?
The article discusses significant historical events that occurred on February 21, including the observance of International Mother Language Day.
In Espoo, several schools have over half of the students speaking foreign languages - now the city is preparing drastic measures
Espoo is considering restructuring school catchment areas to reduce segregation among students of different linguistic backgrounds.
From Paris to London: Gisèle Pelicot's autobiography becomes a publishing phenomenon
Gisèle Pelicot's autobiography, 'Et la joie de vivre', is achieving significant success in bookstores globally, with translations in multiple languages and strong public support.
'I wanted my story to help others': Gisèle Pelicot memoir launches in 22 languages
Gisèle Pelicot's memoir detailing her experience of sexual violence has been released in 22 languages, aiming to provide hope to other victims.
The Indigenous Sarvam AI's Bulbul Talks in Hindi Like Humans
The Sarvam AI's Bulbul model converts written text into speech, focusing on a natural sound in Indian languages.
Indigenous AI Sarvam that Runs Without Internet, a Challenge to ChatGPT and Gemini?
At the India AI Impact Summit, the Sarvam AI platform was introduced as an on-device AI that functions without the need for an internet connection, making it particularly practical for users in India.
Malawi: Expose - the Kwacha's Secret Fall--Why the MRA and RBM Are Speaking Different Languages
Malawi's financial institutions are at odds over the true value of the Kwacha, leading to confusion in the business community.
From 'El Eternauta' to Greek and 'La cautiva' to Azerbaijani: the translations funded by the State
Argentina's government-funded Program Sur approved subsidies for the translation of seventeen Argentine literary works into various languages, reflecting a commitment to cultural exchange and preservation.
Azalea Báalam, the fusion between pop and indigenous languages
Azalea Báalam, a Yucatecan artist, blends modern pop sounds with the depth of indigenous languages like Nahuatl and Maya, creating a unique musical experience.
Soongsil University's Korean Studies Institute signs MOU with Azerbaijan University of Languages
Soongsil University’s Korean Studies Institute has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Azerbaijan University of Languages to enhance Korean studies and cultural exchange.
Language Series Other Than English "Every Day" to Be Aired Late Night by NHK Radio Restructuring
NHK has announced that the language series 'Every Day,' which includes languages other than English, will be moved to late-night hours due to the restructuring of its radio programs starting from March 30.
Reading and writing can lower dementia risk by almost 40%, study finds
A study indicates that engaging in reading, writing, and learning languages can significantly reduce the risk of dementia by nearly 40%.
State Language Proficiency Certificate: Over 4,600 successful candidates in 6 foreign languages
The Greek Ministry of Education announced that 4,635 candidates successfully passed the State Language Proficiency exams in six foreign languages in November 2025.
Selection for teachers in TO offers vacancies with salaries up to R$ 5,300; see how to apply
The Service Social da Indústria in Tocantins is hiring teachers with salaries reaching R$ 5,300 and additional benefits as they seek applicants for roles in the fields of Natural Sciences and Languages.
Welcome to the calentón: no nation speaks and thinks in a single language
The article discusses the cultural significance of multilingualism and highlights the controversy around Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance, emphasizing the enrichment that different languages bring to nations rather than weakening them.
Language teachers concerned about the focus on English in language choices
The Finnish Association of Language Teachers expresses concern over the increasing focus on English in students' language choices, leading to a decline in the popularity of other foreign languages.
Good news for New Mexico: the state promotes learning the native language from an early age
New Mexico is promoting the early learning of indigenous languages to help preserve the cultural heritage of its significant Native American communities.
Brazil Connected translates videos into indigenous languages and increases program adherence
The Brazil Connected program translates informational content into indigenous languages to enhance access to digital satellite antennas in remote regions of Brazil.
UFJF opens lottery for free language course slots; see how to register
The Federal University of Juiz de Fora (UFJF) is holding a lottery for free slots in beginner courses of six different languages.
The Tamayo Museum inaugurates 'Wayamou: Languages of the Common' by Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe, an exhibition that connects with the Amazon jungle
The Tamayo Museum has launched its 2026 exhibition program with 'Wayamou: Languages of the Common,' featuring works by Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe that reflect his connection with the Amazon rainforest.
Subtle phallic joke or bad translation: Valentine’s Day card by official languages watchdog causes a stir
A Valentine’s Day card from Canada’s Official Languages Commissioner has sparked controversy over its suggestive wording and the quality of its translation.
What the titles of politicians' doctoral theses reveal
The article discusses the prevalence of doctoral degrees among members of the Bundestag, the differences in dissertation topics among political parties, and the languages that are more prone to plagiarism.
The Ukrainian War Increased the Need for Interpreters in Finnish Emergency Services
The ongoing war in Ukraine has led to a significant rise in emergency calls in foreign languages in Finland, necessitating more interpreters for these communications.
Constitutional Court gave fifteen days for Government to send agreement with United Arab Emirates in original languages
The Constitutional Court has granted the Ecuadorian presidency a fifteen-day period to submit the full text of the Investment Treaty with the United Arab Emirates in its original three languages: English, Spanish, and Arabic, as part of a constitutionality analysis requested by President Daniel Noboa.
Arabic as a curricular language at the Montale high school in Rome sparks political controversy
The Montale linguistic high school in Rome becomes the first school in the capital to offer Arabic as a third curricular language, igniting a political debate regarding the inclusion of non-European languages in education.
Meloni cheers for Orbán: ad with far-right leaders
Giorgia Meloni expresses support for Viktor Orbán in a campaign ad featuring far-right leaders speaking in their native languages amidst Hungary's fluctuating political landscape.
Did not succeed with Silesians, will succeed with Greeks? The state may recognize another national minority
The article discusses the current efforts to recognize Greeks as a national minority in Poland and the potential benefits they could gain, while also addressing past failures with the recognition of Silesian and Vilamovian languages.
SYRIZA: The censorship of the mayor of Florina against Banda Entopica is unacceptable
SYRIZA criticized the mayor of Florina for censoring the Banda Entopica concert due to their performance in Slavic languages, highlighting serious issues regarding artistic freedom.