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• in Social Media
  I Can Haz Retweet? Twitter Now Speaks LOLCat
  The micro-blogging site has added yet another language to support. Kitteh luvrs everywhere can now feel understood.
  by dopodomani / on Feb 8, 2013
• in Business
  Conquering Language Translation for the Sake Of Social Media
  Sooner than later, human translators will become your next unemployed workforce, thanks to machine translation which shall tackle your inter-language needs.
  by advertzones / on Jan 27, 2013
• in Technology
  Microsoft to Launch New Speech Translation Tool
  Microsoft trial a new voice translation service that can translate spoken English into Chinese
  by cmimanagers / on Nov 10, 2012

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “languages”

 

• Fortran Help- maximum values

  
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  Hello I am currently working on a program that will take the values from a .csv file containing multiple data and analyzing them. The file can be found here: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BzuDEPd26OcheVhiWlZ3STlZU0k/edit?usp=sharing The data in question starts in row 11 and is in the first 4 columns. In my ...
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• Fortran Help- maximum values

  
  Programmers Heaven Forums RSS Feed — Authority: 151
  Hello I am currently working on a program that will take the values from a .csv file containing multiple data and analyzing them. The file can be found here: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BzuDEPd26OcheVhiWlZ3STlZU0k/edit?usp=sharing The data in question starts in row 11 and is in the first 4 columns. In my ...
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• Why I became a languages teacher: to make my subject relevant to students

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 984
  Head of languages Bertram Richter tell Emily Drabble how using Twitter and Skype has revolutionised his teaching and why he teaches in the UK rather than his native Germany My parents are teachers in Germany, as were my grandparents and my great grandparents on both sides. My brother and sister are also teachers. ...
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• Wikipedia to Appear in Shughni

  
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  “Good news Pamiris,” writes [ru] Bektour Iskender, President of Kloop Media, a Kyrgyz news portal and blogging platform. “Wikipedia has provided permission to begin a version of the site in Shughni.” Shughni is one of the main languages spoken in Gorno Badakhshan province (GBAO), a remote, eastern part of ...
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• Report to the Human Rights council on declining minority languages

  
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  In a report by Rita Izsak to the United Nations Human Rights Council in April, she cited various historical and other factors that are causing a decline in minority languages. International laws covering the rights to speak a minority language that she cited include: the International Covenant on Civil and Political ...
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• Is good grammar still important?

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 984
  The inaugural Bad Grammar award has gone to a group of academics for an open letter in which they criticised education secretary Michael Gove. Are we too hung up on the correct use of language? Charlie Higson, comedian and author Language is a uniquely human attribute, one of the things that makes us what we are. ...
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• Top 10 Best American Authors Ever

  
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  The world has advanced and the the advancement has been at a very fast pace. There are many things which are becoming obsolete in this new technology world. But the one things which has survived this change are Books. Books still shape our society. They increase our sensitivity to common human experiences. Authors ...
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• Vocabla - Learn English and Spanish

  
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  Vocabla is a service for learning English, Spanish, and Polish vocabulary. The service can be used online or with the free iPhone and Android apps. The concept behind Vocabla is similar to a lot of other language learning applications. In Vocabla you can create lists of words and phrases that you want to learn. ...
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• Using Language Learning Software

  
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  One of the things that you can easily do is when you have decided to go through a language learning course is to explore options such as the Internet or even specific software that can help you immensely. It is easy enough to make a choice when it comes to......
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• When the Languages Have Been Confounded

  
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  In my living room, I have an oil painting of the grove in Palmyra where Mormonism’s First Vision occurred. It is a family heirloom painted by the wife of a well-known RLDS Seventy of my parents’ generation who befriended them when they retired to Independence. Since Joseph Smith is not shown in the picture, nor ...
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• 5 Links for Developers and IT Pros 5-10-13

  
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  This week, we look at The Open Computing Projects push into open source networking switches, how to determine if a new software language is a turkey and a developer who thinks he must be a bad programmer because he cant find a job.
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• Can Anyone Help with a Yiddish Rhyme that Starts, with "Salz Schmalz"?

  
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  Debra wrote asking for help with a Yiddish rhyme: The following has been passed down through the ages (at least 150 years) by my mothers family, though we can only guess what the words mean now or the correct spelling of the words. I am hoping you may recognize it or be able to decipher it at least. The words were ...
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• Can Anyone Help with a Yiddish Rhyme that Sounds Like, "Sipicle sipicle amadal"?

  
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  Jeff wrote asking for help with a Yiddish song.  Here’s his email: Hi, I grew up reciting a Yiddish rhyme or song where we pinched the skin on the back of each others hands and bobbed them up and down while saying something like (and I’m just writing what it sounded like): "Sipicle sipicle amadal, kimsimir ...
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• Flutes of Fire: Essays on California Indian Languages

  
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  Flutes of Fire: Essays on California Indian Languages Book title: Flutes of Fire: Essays on California Indian Languages Author: Leanne Hinton Book Description: Unique ways of understanding the world Before outsiders arrived, about 100 distinct Indian languages were spoken in California, many of them alive ...
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• What Does It Mean to Be Happy?

  
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  Happiness is almost a national obsession these days. The self-help shelves of bookstores are filled with entries that promise to help you find or achieve happiness. In this context, we rarely think about what the word happy really means. read more
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• Rhyming Reduplications

  
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  Reduplications are words or phrases that contain a duplicated element.  An example is the phrase "riffraff".  The two parts of the word are almost the same (i.e. "riff" and "raff"), but they have a small change (the vowels).  When you have a rhyming reduplication, the duplicated element rhymes with the original ...
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• Malam Ini Tidak Ada Finalis X Factor Indonesia yang Pulang

  
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  Tiga besar X Factor Indonesia mengguncang panggung Gala Show ke 12, Jumat (10/5/2013) malam. Lagu "Its My Life" - BonJovi menghentak pertarungan sengit malam ini.Fatin Shidqia Lubis , Novita Dewi dan Nu Dimension (Nudi) terlihat tampil atraktif . Gitaris Kla Project, Lilo tak kalah semangat menghangatkan malam ...
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• Functors, Applicatives, And Monads In Pictures

  
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  .bda6{position:absolute;clip:rect(477px,auto,auto,481px);} small payday loans very cheap Here’s an excellent post  explaining functors, applicatives and monads with pictures.
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• Popular idioms explained

  
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  Why are we ‘over the moon’ when we’re really happy? The idiomatic phrase ‘Over the moon’ is a very old expression that dates right back to the seventeenth century. The Oxford English Dictionary’s first example of this idiom is from 1718 and an extract from a play in which a character exclaims: ‘I ...
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• 5 Misconceptions around language learning

  
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  1. You need to have a special flair for language to learn a foreign language. While I do believe that there is such a thing as an aptitude for language with polyglots like Alex Rawlings speaking 11 languages at a young age and New York teenager Tim Doner mastering 23 being among the most talented; the belief ...
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