The director of the UNESCO Chair in Linguistic Technologies, TECLIN, Jesús Cardeñosa, will be in Chile from 9 to 24 October with the aim of implementing the Chile Node of TECLIN, which will be located at the Catholic University of Temuco.
A group of scientists of the Max Planck Institute of Psycholinguistics of Nijmegen (Netherlands) has discovered that the mechanisms that people use to clarify confusions in conversations are the same all around the world.
The aim of the UNESCO Atlas of languages in danger of disappearing is to make the people in charge of the development of policies, the speaker communities, and the public in general aware of the problem of the languages in danger of disappearing and the need of protecting the linguistic diversity of the world.
80 experts in bilingualism and multilingualism from all over the world have met these days in the Summer School of the University Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona). Among the main issues are the bilingualism of young African-Americans.