A man of many love languages
Bob Bratcher could read the Bible in Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic, but he spent a good part of his life trying to make sure others could read it in whatever language was easiest for them.
World Languages Institute at Bellevue College Continuing Education Celebrates 25th Anniversary
The World Languages Institute at Bellevue College Continuing Education celebrates its 25th anniversary. Trade ties with Asia and the rise in global economy have grown the World Languages Institute into the largest language program of its kind in the Northwest.
University to eliminate 4 foreign languages
The Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures in the College of Arts and Sciences will have to cut $700,000, 14 full-time instructors and one part-time instructor to accommodate next year's budget cuts, according to department chair Emily Batinsk...
Israel sponsors Dubbo Indigenous languages hub
hubThe Embassy of Israel is financing an IT centre that will give Indigenous Australians a new way to share their traditional stories.
A man of many love languages
Bob Bratcher could read the Bible in Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic, but he spent a good part of his life trying to make sure others could read it in whatever language was easiest for them.
Letters: Learning languages still matters
The British mentality surrounding language learning is summarised by the question perpetually asked by pupils: "Why do I have to learn German? They all speak English anyway." ( Wer will heute noch Sprachen lernen? , G2, 25 August). One only has to watch 15 minutes of German television to realise the influential power that the English language has in Germany. This is repeated around the world ...
