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Omniglot - the guide to languages, alphabets and other writing systems - 1 views

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languages learning reference linguistics

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Languages Matter! - 1 views

www.unesco.org/...languages-and-multilingualism

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Bobby Hobgood, Ed.D. on 10 Feb 13

UNESCO promotes linguistic diversity and multilingualism

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Leading companies launch multilingual websites for global market - 1 views

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Businesses Languages and Cultures

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Maria Nuzzo on 04 Oct 12

Interesting article. More proof about the need for competency in more than one language and culture.

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Catálogo de voces hispánicas | Centro Virtual Cervantes - 1 views

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Spr14 610 online tool audio video all learners Spanish inquiry cultures comparisons

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amergin2005 on 16 Apr 14

This resource from el Centro Virtual Cervantes provides video interviews with individuals from a number of regions or cities in Latin America and Spain. Each interview is accompanied by a description of the linguistic characteristics of a particular way of speaking, a text transcript, and information on where the region is located geographically. I personally find this fascinating! I also think it could serve as a resource for students who might not be aware of how many variations there are when Spanish is spoken.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This resource from el Centro Virtual Cervantes provides video interviews with individuals from a number of regions or cities in Latin America and Spain. Each interview is accompanied by a description of the linguistic characteristics of a particular way of speaking, a text transcript, and information on where the region is located geographically. I personally find this fascinating! I also think it could serve as a resource for students who might not be aware of how many variations there are when Spanish is spoken.</div>

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