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'I accidentally invented trip-hop' – how we made DJ Shadow's Endtroducing | Culture - Vimarsana News

'I accidentally invented trip-hop' – how we made DJ Shadow's Endtroducing | Culture

‘People said: “Nobody’s going to listen to instrumental trip-hop.” But I was thinking of huge soundscapes, like the ones by Pink Floyd or Beethoven’

Puppet show bring native languages to live though characters of Turtle and Wabbit - Vimarsana News

Puppet show bring native languages to live though characters of Turtle and Wabbit

The La Crescent Public Library welcomed community members to the Z Puppet Rosenschnoz show 'Say It! Sing It! Play It! In Cherokee.'

Source: wxow.com
Museum to host virtual language fair - Vimarsana News

Museum to host virtual language fair

This year, the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History’s annual Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair will be hosted virtually, similar to last year’s fair.

Maharashtra Teacher Gives Students Lessons In Local Gondi Language, Wins Praise - Vimarsana News

Maharashtra Teacher Gives Students Lessons In Local Gondi Language, Wins Praise

The teacher Rajendra Bosam told news agency ANI that he is doing this to preserve the tribal culture and make the next generation aware of their language.

Source: ndtv.com
Native Language Day: Words are constantly changing, says institute director - Vimarsana News

Native Language Day: Words are constantly changing, says institute director

Slang abbreviations already in widespread use such as põmst or pmst could easily at some point be accepted as part of the formal Estonian language, Institute of the Estonian Language director Arvi Tavast said, noting that words are constantly changing.