… to think that English – or any language – could hold enough expression to convey the entirety of the human experience is as arrogant of an assumption as it is naive.
Here are a few examples of instances where other languages have found the right word and English simply falls speechless.
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Lexiophiles, a project by the Hamburg-based language portal bab.la, has compiled a list of the Top 100 Language Blogs in 2010 based on over 20,000 reader votes and recommendations. A few translation blogs made it into the list, which can be found here.
The ICANN has rolled out the first non-Latin TLDs and the Egyptian Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, previously online at <http://www.mcit.gov.eg>, was apparently the first to go online with its new Arabic URL:
And if that’s rendering as gibberish in your browser, well, then you might want to consider an update.
Don’t let the title fool you, this huge list features quite a diverse collection of links to not only to blogs, but also to communities, platforms, tools and podcasts all geared to language, linguistics, learning English, vocabulary, grammar and more.
