Poemas del río Wang

One of the world’s best language books is The Little Prince. It has been translated into even the smallest languages, and almost a...

A common feature of the hitherto presented war phrasebooks is that sixty or seventy years later these volumes were rare guests on the s...

God’s name in vain… Frehling Santino, 1700 An instructive article appeared yesterday at the Nyelv és Tudomány (Science and Languag...

El nombre de Dios en vano… Frehling Santino, 1700 Un instructivo artículo apareció el último día de julio pasado en el portal de N...

With the escalation of the Katsap-Khokhol conflict, it is very timely to keep expanding our vocabulary with the informal naming (н...

We have already seen, that Leo Rosten’s The Joys of Yiddish pays special attention to the interjections – aha! oyoyoy! feh! hoo-ha! nu!...

Thanks to the readers of Río Wang, we already know which is the most entertaining language of the world. But which is the most difficult o...

Ya hemos dicho algo de los glosarios o libros de frases durante la Guerra, pero nada de uno tan curioso como este. Esta máquina de traducir ...

We have already written about a number of wartime phrasebooks, but never about any more peculiar than this one. The 13×18 cm sized Stummer D...

Nineteen-forty-two, as we have seen, brought a boom in Russian phrasebook business, and Hungary did not miss the international trend. Hav...

Raimundo de Madrazo y Garreta (1841-1920): Untitled “Everyone knows that there is a language of the stamps, which is related to the langu...