한글 아리아리 1045
새 창으로 보기한글 아리아리 10452025년 12월 5일 --> 2025년 12월 5일, 우리말 소식 ???? 1. [언론에 나온 우리] 감사의 정원 조성 사업 철회 촉구 기자회견25.12.04.2. [알림] 제3회 쉬운 우리말글 기자상 시상식 25.12.16.3. [대학생기자단] 학생 10명 중 9명 ‘문해력 저하’… 한자 교육만으론 부족, ‘맥락·사고력’ 교육 병행해야 - 기자단 12기 조유빈 감사의 정원 조성 사업철회 촉구 기자회견25.12.04.2025년 12월 4일(목) 오전 10시추운 겨울을 뚫고 세종대왕동상 앞에서 오세훈 시장의 '감사의 정원' 사업을 반대하기 위해 ..
한글문화연대 > 한글아리아리Revisiting a revolution through poetry
In “American Independence in verse,” MIT philosopher Brad Skow uses poems to explore the American Revolution from multiple perspectives.
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FYI: NSRF Webinar on L1 and L2 Kven
The Nordic Speech Research Forum convenes on Thu, Dec 11th at 10:00 - 11:00 (Helsinki/Eastern European Time EET; UCT+2). You are warmly welcome to join the webinar via our website https://www.jyu.fi/nsrf. Taking back Kven – Quantity differences in L1 and L2 speech Antti Saloranta & Leena Maria Heikkola, The Arctic University of Norway News: - The webinars continue on Jan 26, 2026 with a special guest talk by Professor Okim Kang (Northern Arizona University). You will find the details and
The LINGUIST List > For Your InformationPoor walruses
From Mark Swofford: Here's a lighthearted Google Translate oddity from a newspaper article on the opening of ferry service between Taiwan and Ishigaki, Japan. The relevant bit: 選在冬季開航,海象較差船舶易晃,影響旅客搭乘意願。洪郁航表示,首航至明年2月底將採試營運優惠價,最低優惠至2000元,而最大優惠價差高達2000元,提高民眾嘗試及體驗意願。 Google Translate renders the main part of that as: "Choosing to sail in winter, ships with poor walruses are prone to shaking, which affects passengers' willingness to […]
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Human Washing Machine
Headline on NDTV, Nov. 29, 2025: "Japan Unveils Human Washing Machine, Now You Can Get Washed Like Laundry." From François Lang, who sent this item to me: I initially parsed this headline as a human [washing machine]; only after looking at the photo did I realize it was a [human washing] machine. Another headline that […]
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FYI: Making Waves December 2025 Meeting
Our next Making Waves meeting will continue exploring the challenges related to the analysis of intonation. On December 10, Maria Francesca Ferin will give a talk titled “Analysing intonation: comparing perceptual annotations and acoustic measurements.” We look forward to seeing many of you there and to another lively discussion. Abstract: This talk addresses the advantages and disadvantages of adopting different methods of analysing intonation. I will compare the use perceptually based l
The LINGUIST List > For Your InformationFYI: Addressing Current Issues in Teaching First-Year Writing to Multilingual Learners: Plurality, Linguistic Justice, and Decolonization
Call for Chapters (https://www.igi-global.com/publish/call-for-papers/call-details/9430) Proposals Submission Deadline: January 4, 2026 Full Chapters Due: May 10, 2026 Introduction Multilingual students in Canadian higher education institutions (HEIs) are a prominent demographic, with the number of international students attending postsecondary institutions increasing from 7% to 18% of enrolled students across Canada during the last decade (Statistics Canada, 2024). The increasing linguist
The LINGUIST List > For Your InformationA new kind of lost in translation
Notable & Quotable: Lost in Woke Translation‘Then a black Dutch fashion blogger wrote an article saying that Gorman’s work should only be translated by a black woman.’Dec. 2, 2025 If we adhered to such a standard for choosing translators, where would it lead? When the young black poet Amanda Gorman became an international success after […]
Language LogVietnam in the Sinographic Cosmopolis
Sungkyun Journal of East Asian Studies (November, 2025) 25 (2): ii–iii. John Phan,Ross King, eds. Editors’ Preface: Special Issue on Vietnam in the Sinographic Cosmopolis Since 2001, the Sungkyun Journal of East Asian Studies (SJEAS) has been playing an increasingly prominent role in scholarship on East Asia, especially language aspects. Sponsored since 2001 by the […]
Language LogThe many purposes and functions of ancient manuscripts from early 2nd-century BC China
New book by Luke Waring: Writing and Materiality in Ancient China: The Textual Culture of the Mawangdui Tombs (Columbia University Press, December 2025) Publisher's description: Excavations at the famous Mawangdui tomb site in south-central China (early to mid-second century BCE) have unearthed many kinds of writing, including documents made of silk, wood, and bamboo as […]
Language LogPets with buttons
The social media site r/PetsWithButtons (created in 2020) is full of interesting observations and questions. One of my favorites is "My cat has started to use “vacuum” as a curse word": Basically the title. I gave him a “vacuum” button because the vacuum is stressful for him and I wanted to be able to clearly […]
Language LogDying minority languages in Europe
"‘We’re a bit jealous of Kneecap’: how Europe’s minority tongues are facing the digital future", Stephen Burgen, The Guardian (11/26/25) What does it mean to lose a language? And what does it take to save it? Those were the big questions being asked in Barcelona recently The author tells us: There’s an Irish saying, tír […]
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