A Dive Into the Uyghur Language
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10 Books to Learn AAVE aka Black English
Looking to learn about African American Vernacular English (AAVE) aka “Black English” or “Ebonics”? Below are some of the best books you can purchase in
An Overview of Mongolian
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8 Best Books to Learn Slovenian
Many individuals these days express their interest and willingness to learn a foreign language. Whatever the reason may be, learning foreign languages can bring enormous
A Language Digest of Slovenian and its History
What is the Slovenian language? Who speaks it? What are some interesting facts about Slovenian? Continue reading to learn more about Slovenian. What Language is
5 Must-Have Books for Learning Pashto in 2022
Learning the Pashto language can be quite challenging for those who are interested to master it since the language is difficult to learn for native
6 Books to Help You Master Kurmanji
As a part of our language digest series, we are working to create a massive library of resources that language learners can use to find
5 Books Lithuanian Language Learners Need to Buy in 2022
We have received a lot of positive feedback from our Best Hebrew Books and Best Yiddish Books in the past several months, we decided to
A Complete Summary of Kurmanji
Overview of the Kurmanji Dialect Kurmanji is a Western Iranian language, which comes from the Indo-Iranian language family, which makes it an Indo-European language. Other
What is the Pashto Language?
Pashto, Pashtu, Paktho, or Pakhtu is an Eastern Iranian language. Eastern Iranian languages are a sub-family of the Indo-European language group which includes a boatload
How to Negate Statements in Yiddish
So you want to negate a statement in Yiddish? No problem, let’s do it! Nit or Nisht? In Yiddish you’ll either hear “nit” or “nisht”
Learn Levantine Arabic With These Resources and Tips
As a follow-up to our blog post “Everything You Need to Know About Levantine Arabic” (which you should definitely read!), we’ve created a complete guide
