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Introducing Speaking of Us: A Wikitongues Podcast

Introducing Speaking of Us: A Wikitongues Podcast

A podcast by Wikitongues, exploring who we are and where we come from. For more information, visit wikitongues.org/podcast.
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Ep. 5 | What are "Creole" languages, anyway?
What are Creole languages, anyway?| Michel DeGraff

What are Creole languages, anyway?| Michel DeGraff

Is this a valid linguistic category? And why celebrate Creole languages— everyday, everywhere? Michel DeGraff discusses with us.
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Unpacking Creole Languages, Part 1: An Introduction

Unpacking Creole Languages, Part 1: An Introduction

Part One in a series on creole languages and linguistics
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Timothy McKeon
Unpacking Creole Languages, Part 2: A Racist Paradigm

Unpacking Creole Languages, Part 2: A Racist Paradigm

How perceptions of race influenced the development of creole linguistics
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Timothy McKeon
Ep. 4 | The History of Ideas
Ep. 4: The History of Ideas | Astrid Carlsen

Ep. 4: The History of Ideas | Astrid Carlsen

In this episode of “Speaking of Us”, Kristen and Daniel talk with Astrid Carlsen, Executive Director of Wikimedia Norge, about the…
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Ep. 3 | Our Social Frameworks
Ep. 3: Our Social Frameworks | Abdesalam Soudi

Ep. 3: Our Social Frameworks | Abdesalam Soudi

In episode 3 of Speaking of Us, Kristen and Daniel talk with Dr. Abdesalam Soudi, professor of linguistics at the University of Pittsburgh…
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Episode 2: The Tapestry of America
Episode 2: The Tapestry of America

Episode 2: The Tapestry of America

In the second episode of “Speaking of Us”, we speak with John Kazaklis, Wikitongues contributor.
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In the Beginning, God Made Me Circassian.

In the Beginning, God Made Me Circassian.

Circassians arrived in Amman, Jordan over 150 years ago fleeing genocide and war in the North Caucasus. I sat down with a prominent leader…
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John Kazaklis
Episode 1: A Multilingual Little Hybrid
Episode 1: A Multilingual Little Hybrid

Episode 1: A Multilingual Little Hybrid

In the first episode of “Speaking of Us” we speak with Anna Luisa Daigneault, Programs Director of the Living Tongues Institute.
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Talking Dictionaries: Creating Language Accessibility Online

Talking Dictionaries: Creating Language Accessibility Online

In the fight to sustain languages, talking dictionaries are a significant innovation that uses digital technology to make linguistic tools…
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Isabella Mandis
Runasimimanta: An abridged history of Quechua

Runasimimanta: An abridged history of Quechua

Quechua, known to its speakers as Runasimi or “people’s language”, is the principal Indigenous language of the central Andes today.
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Lucia Giordano
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