Tag: Euskera
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’
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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
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Broadcaster Public Radio International (PRI), part of the US public radio network, has a program, The World in Words, led...
A Basque lullaby heard at the Chicago Planetarium
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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...
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We found this story so interesting that we just jumped at the chance to break the rules and...
An interesting reflection about the role and resurgence of “local languages”
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Quartz is an online publication that is among the 2,000 most read in the world. In it, Alice...
BBC: a spectacular article about Basque, “the oldest language in Europe”
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Today, at 7am, while our readers were getting their daily email with the blog updates, the BBC published...
The University of Nottingham has created a video about Harry Potter...
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Kit Sandeman for the Nottingham Post broke the news to us.
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the publication...
Explaining bertsolariak in Nevada
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The Nevada Today has published an article penned by Jill Stockton explaining to the readers in that US...
Two poetry collections by Gabriel Aresti have been translated into English...
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In this entry, we’re reuniting two “old friends” of the blog: Amaia Gabantxo and The University of Nevada,...