The Linguaphile Project

The Linguaphile Project Linguaphile is devoted to speakers, learners, and teachers of less-commonly taught, minority, and diaspora languages.

02/21/2018

Learning to identify and cultivate these feelings could give you a richer and more successful life

Thoughts?
07/30/2017

Thoughts?

An artificial intelligence system being developed at Facebook has created its own language. It developed a system of code words to make communication more efficient. Researchers shut the system down when they realized the AI was no longer using English.

06/14/2017

Attention New York City!

New York City may be the most linguistically diverse place in the world, but that diversity began with Lunaape (also called Lenape or Delaware), a Native American language of the Algonquian family. Today, Lunaape is still spoken, and is actively being revitalized, in Moraviantown and Munsee, in Cana...

03/08/2017

"Of the 7,100 languages currently in use worldwide, only 500 are used online while only 348 are supported by Google, the world’s leading search engine, according to a UNESCO report published in 2015. And even many of those languages that do make it on the Internet have limitations: , for example, is represented by only a single font on Microsoft Word.:

http://www.eurasianet.org/node/82356

Dato Dolidze’s fingers move slowly on the old handset as he writes a text message to his son.   “My phone only has the Latin alphabet, so every time I text I need to translate the Georgian letter

02/17/2017

I have always been fascinated by word manipulation, so I started this project as a personal challenge. I manipulate Arabic words and transform them into their meaning, and I made a total of 40 illustrated words.

“To me the most interesting thing of all is how these texts shaped women’s understandings of themselves,” says Silber. “...
02/17/2017

“To me the most interesting thing of all is how these texts shaped women’s understandings of themselves,” says Silber. “This writing system teaches us quite a lot about the relationship between literacy and different powered groups in society.”

http://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/nushu-chinese-script-women

This gender-specific practice continues to fade with time.

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