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Naming all the creatures and plants in nature is no small task. Fortunate Phaka is a zoologist who has conducted the first comprehensive analysis of naming and classification of frogs and reptiles in nine South African cultures. The list includes 136 frog and 407 reptile species that have been scientifically…

Anthony Albanese has urged Labor loyalists to keep their foot on the gas as the campaign enters its final stretch.

With Canada’s federal election approaching, political parties are focused on mobilizing voters. However, they may be overlooking how ethnic communities are already shaping the country’s political life.

Finding the right code or text editor is essential for developers, writers, and professionals who need a smooth and efficient editing experience on Mac.

Top court rejects petition demanding removal of Urdu from public signage in Maharashtra

Other lives: Modern languages teacher in Harlow who was an active member of the town’s community life

Languages are windows into the worlds of the people who speak them – reflecting what they value and experience daily.

The fascinating story of the ancient words that survive in the mouths of billions of speakers today

Remember the first time you watched a foreign film with awful dubbed dialogue? The lips moving one way while completely disconnected words floated through the air? For decades, this jarring viewing experience was simply what we accepted as the price of crossing language barriers in entertainment.

A decades-old spat over alleged Hindi imposition in the southern state of Tamil Nadu has erupted again. Here’s why.

Centuries later, Jamaican Patwa and US Gullah Creole retain many Africanisms adopted from enslaved people