Tag: Euskera
The Incredible Revival of the Basque Language in France
"The Incredible Revival of Basque in France". That was the title of the op-ed piece by chief editor Michel Feltin-Palas in the French daily...
The “Aita Gurea” that has been on the Mount of Olives...
On this day 118 years ago, a plaque with the text of the Lord's Prayer in Basque was placed in Jerusalem. There were a...
A Course to Train 35 Basque Teachers Starts in Argentina
The San Nicolás Basque Center has just started a new course to train Basque language teachers for the Basque Centers of South America. This year,...
Amaia Gabantxo: Word Warrior
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
Amaia Gabantxo is from Bermeo (like our Basque language editor, Leire Madariaga), and really, we shouldn't have to...
From Melbourne: “19 key places” in Bilbao and San Sebastian, and...
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
Michele was born in Melbourne, Australia to a family of Italian origin. She is a lover of languages...
‘The Economist’ published an ode to ‘bertsolaritza’
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
On Valentine's Day, The Economist, in both their print and online editions, regaled their readers with a true love...
How the Basque language has survived, on US public radio
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
Broadcaster Public Radio International (PRI), part of the US public radio network, has a program, The World in Words, led...
Closing a nearly five-century old circle: a ‘novena’ of the Basques...
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
A few days ago, we dedicated a longer article to the Brotherhood of the Virgen of Arantzazu of...
A Basque lullaby heard at the Chicago Planetarium
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
Amaia Gabantxo never ceases to pleasantly surprise us. At this rate, we’re going to have to make up...
The king of an island in the Moluccas who, in the...
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
We found this story so interesting that we just jumped at the chance to break the rules and...