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Charlize Theron under fire over Afrikaans ‘a dying language’ comments
Entertainment 3 years ago

Charlize Theron under fire over Afrikaans ‘a dying language’ comments

Oscar-winning actor Charlize Theron has sparked a firestorm in her native South Africa for suggesting that Afrikaans, a language descended from Dutch settlers, was heading for oblivion.
Google wants AI in one thousand languages
Science & Tech 3 years ago

Google wants AI in one thousand languages

Google on Wednesday said it wanted to develop artificial intelligence using the world's one thousand most spoken languages.
Youth Pledge and internationalized Indonesian language
Academia 3 years ago

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Youth Pledge and internationalized Indonesian language

Indonesian students, especially those pursuing their studies in education and language, make up abundant human resources to teach Indonesian language and culture in primary schools and colleges.
English, Jaksel style: Why some Indonesians jump between two languages
Lifestyle 3 years ago

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English, Jaksel style: Why some Indonesians jump between two languages

Many South Jakartans occasionally alternate their language between Indonesian and English. We try to find out why.
How common greetings in Asian communities can feel loaded with stigma for women
Academia 3 years ago

How common greetings in Asian communities can feel loaded with stigma for women

In many Asian communities, questions on marital status and descendants are culturally acceptable.
Promising signs: How a uniquely Indonesian form of sign language brings people together
Community 3 years ago

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Promising signs: How a uniquely Indonesian form of sign language brings people together

The Indonesian Sign Language Center (Pusbisindo) is striving to improve communication for all through its ongoing efforts to cultivate and propagate a natural Indonesian signing idiom.
‘If not now, when?’: The survival and revival of the elusive Lampung language
Art & Culture 3 years ago

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‘If not now, when?’: The survival and revival of the elusive Lampung language

As many people from other regions in Indonesia migrate to Lampung, the local language strives to survive in its homeland. 
New hope for Indonesian language learning in Australia
Academia 3 years ago

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New hope for Indonesian language learning in Australia

After the Bali bombings in 2002, some Australian parents forbade their children to learn Indonesian and objected to school trips to Indonesia.
Indonesia’s polyglots: How learning many languages has changed their lives
Lifestyle 3 years ago

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Indonesia’s polyglots: How learning many languages has changed their lives

Many learn a second language in pursuit of job and study opportunities. Many others learn a third language as a hobby, but how many languages are too many? Meet Indonesia’s polyglots, many of whom have learned more than nine languages.
New controversies arise over French language in Canada
Community 3 years ago

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New controversies arise over French language in Canada

Do French-speakers face discrimination in Canada, despite its status as an official language along with English?
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