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The International Year of Indigenous Languages Social Media Campaign

On Monday, January 28th, our world’s first International Year dedicated to Indigenous Languages was launched from the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Headquarters in Paris, France. Every year the United Nation...
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FX. Ngawan: A Story of Hyperpolyglot from Borneo Island

FX. Ngawan: A Story of a Hyperpolyglot from Borneo Island(FX. Ngawan: Kisah Seorang Hyperpolyglot dari Pulau Kalimantan)Two weeks ago, I had an amazing trip to my friend’s house in Serawai. Serawai is the name of a sub-district in Sintang Regency, West...
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Answering Your Most Common Questions About Sign Languages

Sign languages, just like all natural languages, are developed by the people who use them. American Sign Language (ASL) shares more syntax with spoken Japanese than it does with English. ASL is not related to British Sign Language (BSL), as English speakers might assume, but is derived from French Sign Language (LSF).
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