I'm away to Gleann Cholm Cille in Ireland today, which is why these up-dates are being announced today rather than on Sunday. My access to email and the web might be limited while I'm there, so please be patient if you're expecting a reply to your email.

18th July

New language and alphabet: Gondi

New language: Venda

New translation: the Czech language page has been translated into Czech

11th July

New phrases page: Interlingua

New language and alphabet: Kotia

New links page: Greek

Improved page: Tibetan

New article: Top 5 Techniques for Improving Your American Accent

4th July

New languages: Kaqchikel and Otomi and Tumbuka

New phrases page: Tumbuka

Improved pages: Sanskrit phrases and Thai

27th June

New languages: Nuu-Chah-Nulth, Saramaccan and Sranan

New con-script: Rtug

20th June

New languages: Amis and Atayal

Improved page: Visible Speech

New pictures in Gallery by: Yaman Kayihan

New recordings of: the Czech alphabet, the Tower of Babel in Czech and Czech colours

13th June

New languages: Q'eqchi' and Tokelauan

New con-script: Fishscales

New article: Learning through music and the media

6th June

New languages: Cofán, Mingrelian, Sakao and Tuareg

New con-script: Heptal

New article: WordSteps - personal online vocabulary tutor

New recordings of Zulu phrases

30th May

New languages: Dong and Shilluk

New con-script: Narkhokul

New Tower of Babel translation: Dong

New links pages: Endangered and minority languages, Hebrew and Language learning

23rd May

New Tower of Babel translations: Oriya and Telugu

16th May

New language: Nuer

New con-script: Kavaka o Fuvupo

Improved page: Tamil phrases

9th May

Improved pages: Gujarati and Oriya

New Tower of Babel translation: Gujarati

New con-script: Daukin

2nd May

New phrases page: Samoan

New Tower of Babel translations: Shona, Tsonga, Tswana, White Hmong and Yoruba

25th April

New con-scripts: A-tom-tom Code and Herami

New Tower of Babel translations: Bemba, Georgian, Hakka, Igbo, Ilocano, Lao, Lingala, Malagasy, Southern Sotho

New article: Língua Estrangeira para Lusófonos

New recordings of sample texts in Bugisnese, Faroese, Javanese, Latvian, Minangkabau and West Frisian

18th April

New phrases page: Tibetan

New language: Dzongkha (Bhutanese)

New con-scripts: English Code and Streyauthe

Improved page: Tibetan

11th April

New phrases page: Frisian (West)

New recordings of Korean and Thai phrases

New con-script: Caps

New article: Comparação Português e Castelhano

4th April

New con-scripts: Mandrakard and Universal Phonetic Alphabet

New recordings of phrases in: Afrikaans and Italian

New Tower of Babel translations in: Cheyenne, Gwich’in, Massachusett, Mohawk, Navajo and Ojibwe

28th March

New phrases page: Iban

New colours page: Telugu

New articles: Serbo-Croatian language issues and Learning French, a pleasant adventure for everyone!

New Tower of Babel translations in: Azeri, Cherokee, Dakota, Hawaiian, Hawaiian Pidgin, Karakalpak, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Mongolian (Cyrillic alphabet), Turkmen, Uyghur and Uzbek

New Tower of Babel recordings in: Church Slavonic and Hebrew

21st March

New languages: Bagatha, Blin, Creek, Gadaba, Jatapu, Kolam, Konda-Dora, Koya, Kupia, Porja and Zuni

New pages: proverbs and sayings in Kazakh and Manx

New bookstore page: Ogham

Improved page: Greek

14th March

Improved page: Zhuyin fuhao / Bopomofo

New fictional scripts: Fonic and Hymmnos

New phrases and recordings in Pashto

New downloadable script charts for: Arabic, Cyrillic, Georgian, Greek, Hiragana, Katakana, Korean and Zhuyin / Bopomofo

7th March

New languages: Kanuri and Zarma

New con-script: Pixel Script

New recordings of the Lithuanian phrases, alphabet and sample text

28th February

New languages: Aghul and Seri

New phrases pages: Please and Talossan

New article: Some tips on Learning the Indonesian Language

21st February

New language: Akhvakh

New article: Rhotics Ready: Getting a Handle on the Consonant "r"

New tongue twisters in Slovak with recordings

New UDHR translations in Calabrian dialects

14th February

New con-script: Akkhara Muni

New translations: the About me text in Kala Lagaw Ya and Turkish

Improved pages: English, Kala Lagaw Ya and Meriam Mir

7th February

New language: Syrian Arabic

New con-scripts: High Ƕarian and Pseudoglyphs

New article: Learning Arabic

31st January

New language and alphabet: Bhojpuri and Kaithi

New con-script: Symetrika

New phrases pages: Bhojpuri and Marathi

24th January

New language: Konkani

New article: Tales from Eastern Europe: Challenges and Benefits of Running a Translation Company in Poland

17th January

New language: Bukhori

New con-script: Këble

New song: Á Sprengisandi (Icelandic)

10th January

New con-scripts: Nav and Phonetic-Picture Writing

New phrases page: Tamil

3rd January

New con-scripts: The Kain and Sigil Panel Script

New article: How to Speak Indonesian

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