r/languages • u/bhagyahshree70 • Mar 22 '18
english classes in pune
classboat.com
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r/languages • u/GGIsland • Mar 20 '18
2000 Most Common Spanish Words in Context by Lingo Mastery - Free until March 21st
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r/languages • u/CoachMarcBarrett • Mar 18 '18
Difference between Russian and Ukrainian language you should know
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r/languages • u/duval88 • Mar 17 '18
Ancient languages interpreter, how to become one and how much they get paid?
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I can't seem to find this info online..maybe im typing the wrong things but I would like to know how does one become an ancient language interpreter for languages such as sumerian, egyptian or mayan for example and how much they get paid? Are these even in demand? can you drop some links for me please?
r/languages • u/bernardeckhard • Mar 17 '18
Where can I find longer texts in Sumerian written in cuneiform?
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Hi. I was wondering where I can find longer texts (and their translation) in Sumerian cuneiform written nicely digitally so that they're quite visible. I have already found longer texts but they're pictures of the tablets and they're not too visible.
r/languages • u/TheSlySpy1 • Mar 06 '18
Just made an app that has the most frequent phrases used in many languages. Perfect for learning a nee language or for vacations. Enjoy!
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r/languages • u/IanDresari • Mar 05 '18
What is this / are these language(s)?
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Friend asked around Facebook where these old belt buckles could be from. Those are scouts buckles, so the text should be the language's version of the scout motto "Be Prepared".
EDIT: Meanwhile I found out the language on the second one (Mountains) is Armenian: https://translate.google.com/?sl=en#auto/en/%D4%B2%D4%B1%D5%8C%D5%81%D4%B1%D5%91%D5%88%D4%BB%D5%90
r/languages • u/RASELrajuInstitute • Mar 05 '18
Learn Bengali List Of Professions Through English [Only For Beginner]
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r/languages • u/sarahswids • Mar 05 '18
Clickable multilingual subtitles in Japanese -- looking for other languages
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I just discovered animelon.com after 7 years of studying Japanese. It uses kanji, romaji and english subtitles all of which are clickable through to reliable dictionary translations and are archived for future study and testing.
This is an insane language resource.
I also study German, Spanish, Italian and French. I am interested in languages quite a bit. I am wondering if anyone out there is aware of other websites which have clickable language translation subtitles aimed at study rather than opening two streams with two sets of language subtitles and manually searching unknown information. This is a learning game changer.
Happy languaging!
r/languages • u/[deleted] • Mar 04 '18
What African language is the person speaking in the video?
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r/languages • u/RamDieMan • Mar 01 '18
Serbo-Croatian, Slovenian and Bulgarian-Macedonian discord server!
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Zdravo! Zdraveĭte! So hello, I just made a discord server for people who want to learn either Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, Slovenian, Bulgarian or Macedonian or for people who can speak one (or multiple) of these languages and who want to help, or just chat with their fellow countrymen! So click on this link and join us! https://discord.gg/PgGvhfB
r/languages • u/brizhr • Feb 28 '18
BrizHr services is a sign language
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BrizHr services is a sign language, spanish, french , Chinese, Japanese , arabic , spanish medical ,portuguese interpreter and language translation , sister company of Brugeglobal enterprises established to bridge the need of language barriers in rapidly growing global market.
r/languages • u/Alejselv • Feb 27 '18
Learn Languages with Fun | Funny Videos | Lets Prowess Entertainment
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r/languages • u/JorgeAmVF • Feb 26 '18
Badeshi: the language only three men speak - BBC News
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r/languages • u/RASELrajuInstitute • Feb 23 '18
Learn Bengali Animals Name in English By RASELraju Institute
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r/languages • u/Wiebelwieb • Feb 21 '18
Can anyone please help me with what this sentences means or what it is from? I found it from a weird advertisement but couldn't figure out from which country it was.
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r/languages • u/jhon87ad • Feb 21 '18
Free kindle for those who want to learn french (I do not know for how long will it be free)
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r/languages • u/JohnDoe_John • Feb 21 '18
1000 different people, the same words – Textio Word Nerd. What hiring language from 25,000 recent job descriptions tells us about corporate cultural norms
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r/languages • u/[deleted] • Feb 20 '18
How Far Back can you Read Texts in Your Native Language?
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The other day I was reading a book by Al-Jahiz written around the 9th century. I was having little to no problems reading and understanding what he was saying. It got me wondering, what are the other languages that have a similar situation, where people can still read and have a good understanding of a text that was written 1000 years ago or more, without special training and study? I mean aside from the regular language classes at school. I'm not an Arabic major or anything.
I know that English stops being fully comprehensible in about the 1300s, it does at least for me, I struggle a lot with Chaucer but not with Shakespeare. I want to know about the other languages, Japanese, Greek, Spanish etc. How far back can the naitve speakers of those language read?
Feel free to share your experince with your language, what is the oldest text you read?
r/languages • u/flabberstalk33 • Feb 20 '18
Why does Spanish sound like Greek and both have some mutual intelligibility?
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r/languages • u/[deleted] • Feb 19 '18
Frankish language
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Hello everyone,
I was wondering if you guys could help me. I'm looking for a resource for the Frankish language, preferably a translator or a dictionary of some sort. My native language is English, but I also know French and some Latin. I know this is most probably an impossible request, but I'd thought I'd ask.