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Getting to know Alexandra Philbin: A Q&A with an Irish language activist

Getting to know Alexandra Philbin: A Q&A with an Irish language activist
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Preserving languages is a preservation of culture

Preserving languages is a preservation of culture
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Why you should care about Indigenous languages

The fight for preservation is urgent.

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Can an app decide if a language lives or dies? Not if Welsh speakers have anything to do with it | Gwenno Robinson

Duolingo is ‘pausing’ its Welsh course despite high demand – we need robust forms of learning that aren’t driven by profit, says writer and documentary-maker Gwenno Robinson

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The secret Bristish language that was used to outwit the Nazis

Very few people outside the island know that Jersey has its own language – or that it was cannily used as a clandestine code during German occupation in WW2.

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