Language Travels
Marco NevesStories of words and languages around the world
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The first day of the year
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From January to August, the months bear names derived from gods, emperors, and other Roman origins – no surprises there. However, the last four months – September, October, November, and December – intrig...
The connection between Galician and Portuguese
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After several years of writing and speaking about languages in Portuguese (and some articles in English on this page), I have decided to create a podcast in English.
🎥 Inaugural Episode: The Galician-Portuguese Connection
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Why does Norway have two names?
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The Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to Jon Fosse, who writes in Nynorsk, one of the two official standards of Norwegian. The following article tries to explain the peculiar linguistic situation...
The woman who hated Catalan
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1. Barcelona
In the last week of the 20th century, when I was in my silly twenties, I found myself on a bus heading for Barcelona with a group of friendly Algarvians. I don't have space here to ex...
The Strange Case of the English Princess Who Knew Two Languages
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1. The Bilingual Princess
The journalist was enthralled by the feat of the little princess who managed (imagine that!) to learn Spanish by talking with her Spanish nanny... She learned a language...
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Lecturer at NOVA University of Lisbon. Founder of Eurologos-Portugal, a translation company. Author of 15 books on language and translation.
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