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De “guay del Paraguay” a “ni tan mal” y “dar cringe”: de dónde vienen las expresiones de moda
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www.elconfidencial.comDe “guay del Paraguay” a “ni tan mal” y “dar cringe”: de dónde vienen las expresiones de modaLa lengua necesita una zona de recambio rápido hecha de intensificadores y muletillas para que el núcleo no tenga que tocarse nunca. Pero hoy esas fórmulas se queman a una velocidad sin precedentes -
En Phoenix, homenajearon a navajos que utilizaron su lengua para proteger secretos militares durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, entre ellos un veterano de 101 años
conectaarizona.comEn Phoenix, homenajearon a navajos que utilizaron su lengua para proteger secretos militares durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, entre ellos un veterano de 101 años – Conecta ArizonaThomas Begay, operador de claves navajo, saluda durante el himno nacional en una ceremonia con motivo del Día de los Operadores de Claves Navajo, el -
Lederer on Language: Literature lives at the KPBS San Diego Book Festival
www.sandiegouniontribune.comLederer on Language: Literature lives at the KPBS San Diego Book FestivalNext Saturday, Aug. 22, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the University of San Diego, KPBS will host its annual San Diego Book Festival. The event is free for book lovers of all ages. Attendees will enjoy panel discussions with award-winning authors,… -
Clinton PD roll out body cameras that translate foreign languages in real time
www.nbcconnecticut.comClinton PD roll out body cameras that translate foreign languages in real timePolice in Clinton are trying to overcome language barriers by using a new tool that’ll help them better understand the people they serve. With the press of a button, the Axon body camera Clinton Police Sergeant Spencer Mangs is wearing records and can translate 50 languages in real time. In town, officers are using Spanish and Portuguese translation the most….
