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am 26.09.2005 von http://transblawg.eu

Today is European Languages Day, as I have mentioned sporadically since 2003, but it must have been going on longer than that. There is a game where you …

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City names in many languages/Mehrsprachige Liste von Städtenamen

Transblawg / Language hat links to a superb list of names of European cities in several languages at wordiq.com, via a comment from vicente at Pepys’ Diary. Here’s Athens: Afiny (Russian, Ukrainian), Ateena (Finnish), Aten (Norwegian, Swedish), Atena

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Transblawg / Datenbank zu EU-Kaufrecht in sieben Sprachen CISG in seven languages Two professors have developed a database in German, English, French, Spranish, Italian, Dutch and Chinese. Once you have selected the article, you can compare up to seven languages

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Jurabilis / Pretty neat project! Contact torsten.jochem@gmail.com directly for more information. ------------------------ Vyjayanthi Rao (Professor at the Anthropology department as well as GPIA) is supporting a project of a very well known Chinese artist, wh

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Languages Forum (originally ####)

Transblawg / I have already reported that the Compuserve Foreign Languages Educational Forum, FLEFO, has become The Languages Forum. It appears that if you type FLEFO into a message there, the word is replaced by the Compuserve computer with #### (see thread...

St. Jeromes Day/Hieronymustag

Transblawg / Last Sunday was apparently the European Day of Languages, which has been taking place (in great secrecy) since 2001. I did mention it last year, but I decided it wasn’t really correct to publicize something that doesn’t publicize itself.

Miscellaneous notes on weblogs

Transblawg / Technorati has a Blog Finder (via muepe.de). Here you can search for blogs by keyword. I tried translation. Patrick Hall’s infundibulum is building up to something with languages and the web. I haven’t pursued its blogroll, except to have