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Students Competing in Juvenes Translatores Translation Competion

Once again Juvenes Translatores is organising their annual Juvenes Translatores Translation Competition on the 21st of November 2019. This year is the 13th annual competition. For the past 13 years t[...]

The Status of English in the EU

English is the most widely spoken foreign language in the European Union (EU). It therefore serves as the working language in the European Commission followed by French and German, albeit all the la[...]

Self-Similarity in Texts: Fabulous Contributions to Computational Narratology

After some time spent to introduce theses of other fellow graduates and researchers, the moment is finally arrived for me to humbly introduce you my master thesis, which have been submitted eighteen[...]

Video-Fix: Lingua Franca- meeting each other halfway

Welcome back to our Sunday appointment! The video of this week introduces us to the Lingua Franca, a mediation language which usually flourish tanks to the contact between populations. Since neig[...]

STUDY VISIT AT TERMCOORD

I am currently a student at the University of Luxembourg, where I am doing a Master in Learning and Communication in Multilingual Context. I thoroughly enjoyed the three weeks of the study visit I d[...]

Scottish Gaelic

Scottish Gaelic or Gàidhlig is spoken in Scotland (Alba), mainly in the Highlands (a' Ghaidhealtachd) and in the Western Islands (Na h-Eileanan an Iar), but also in Glasgow (Glaschu), Edinburgh ([...]

Video-Fix: Videogames as ergodic literature

There are games and there are narrations. And then there is the whole range of possible combinations among them, like for instance the interactive narrations, where the reader is a character who can[...]

I·ATE Food Term of the Week: The Neapolitan “Danubio”

The Danubio (Italian for Danube) is a typical Neapolitan dish, which can be either sweet or salty. It is a leavened pie, made of several buns of “pan brioche” stuffed in different ways. The simp[...]

Pasithelegraphy: when ontology meets conlang

We have already met conlangs some months ago on the occasion of a Video-Fix about Ithkuil, one of the most complex and intriguing constructed languages on the scene. Ontology has been also mentio[...]

Irish Gaelic

Irish Gaelic or Gaeilge is a Celtic language, just like Scottish Gaelic (Gàidhlig), Manx Gaelic (Gaelg/Gailck), Welsh (Cymraeg), Breton (Brezhoneg) and Cornish (Kernewek). Irish first began to appe[...]

Video-Fix: Shibboleth! Show me how you say it and I will tell you who you are

The Shibboleth [/ˈʃɪbəˌlɛθ/] is “a word containing one or more sounds difficult to be pronounced from a non native speaker, through which is possible to recognize people, who do not [...]

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University projects

Welcome to the Universities’ IATE projects page. Here you can find the outcome of IATE projects done by Universities in cooperation with TermCoord. These terminology entries will be evaluated to be imported in IATE after validation by the terminologists of the respective language. The content of the tables published on this page are under the responsibility of each University.

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Students Competing in Juvenes Translatores Translation Competion

The Status of English in the EU

Self-Similarity in Texts: Fabulous Contributions to Computational Narratology

Video-Fix: Lingua Franca- meeting each other halfway

STUDY VISIT AT TERMCOORD

Scottish Gaelic

Video-Fix: Videogames as ergodic literature

I·ATE Food Term of the Week: The Neapolitan “Danubio”

Pasithelegraphy: when ontology meets conlang

Irish Gaelic

Video-Fix: Shibboleth! Show me how you say it and I will tell you who you are

Website maintenance

Website maintenance until 27/09/2019

New homepage under construction! Please apologise any inconvenience. The TermCoord team.

University projects

IATE Term of the week

IATE Term of the Week: Schengen Area

IATE Term of the Week: European Citizen's Initiative

IATE Term of the Week: European Mobility Week

IATE Term of the Week: Biodiversity

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