What is Esperanto?

by Editor - February 26, 20131

Do you know what Esperanto is? If you are like many people, you may never have heard the linguistic term Esperanto. Esperanto was introduced in the year 1887 as an international language that was neutral in nature. It was thought up by an ophthalmologist by the name of Doctor L.L. Zamenhof

How does a Language die?

by Editor - February 21, 20132

A dead language is one that is only used in special contexts, such as medicine, prayer and science, and not in everyday life. When I think of dead languages, Greek and Latin come to mind immediately. However, I’ve recently become aware of the vast number of languages that are not only

I Love You: Similarities between Languages

by Editor - February 20, 20133

How do you say I Love You in French? In Spanish? Italian? Are there any similarities between the languages? Languages are uniquely human. Once you begin to study a second or third language, you will begin to notice how similar languages can be. Even if the languages are spoken in countries

England’s second language is … Polish!

by Editor - January 30, 20132

Forget about Punjabi, Arabic, French or Chinese, it is Polish that became England's second language. New data from 2011 census released by the Office of National Statistics, reveals that the number of people in England and Wales that speak Polish exceeds 500,000. The next in line are Punjabi, Urdu, Bengali and Gujarati, followed by Arabic,

Imagine – John Lennon

One World

by Editor - January 28, 20130

Imagine Imagine there's no heaven It's easy if you try No hell below us Above us only sky Imagine all the people living for today Imagine there's no countries It isn't hard to do Nothing to kill or die for And no religion too Imagine all the people living life in peace You, you may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not

Why language education must be free

by Editor - January 27, 20138

Language education must be free! There is a big misunderstanding regarding the place of language education in our life. Most of the people still hold the old belief that language education is a product like any other product and hence, must be consumed. It is a fundamental error, since language education

What will be the language of the future?

by Editor - January 25, 201323

English, Arabic, French, Chinese or perhaps Esperanto, what will be the language of the future? English, as we all know, is the leading international language. Everywhere you go, language schools are offering English classes, English language courses and English summer schools. All is about English. However, what will be the situation in