“Latino, cioè il mondo in una lingua” explores the rich tapestry of Latin as a bridge to understanding diverse cultures and histories. Accompanied by Il Corriere, this book invites readers to delve into the enduring legacy and vibrant relevance of a timeless language.
Read MoreIn a recent statement, President Sergio Mattarella warned that the rise of artificial intelligence could threaten linguistic pluralism. He emphasized the importance of preserving diverse languages, urging a balance between technological advancement and cultural heritage.
Read MoreIn a recent reflection, President Mattarella pointed out that the rise of digital simplification risks diluting the richness of language. As communication becomes more streamlined, the depth and nuance of our lexicon may be sacrificed in pursuit of efficiency.
Read MoreIn a landmark moment for linguistic recognition, South African slang has officially entered the Oxford English Dictionary. Phrases like “yoh” capture the vibrant culture and diverse expressions, showcasing the nation’s rich heritage and global influence.
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Stronzo, Cacca, Troia, Tromba, Pisello: la maledizione dei cognomi italiani
In the rich tapestry of Italian surnames, some stand out not just for their meaning but for their provocative nature. “Stronzo,” “Cacca,” “Troia,” “Tromba,” and “Pisello” highlight a curious intersection of humor and stigmatization, inviting both laughter and curiosity. These names, often met with bemusement, reveal the cultural nuances embedded in Italian identity.
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