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Europe
Defining who or what is German has never been easy, leaving language as the key marker of identity
Katja Hoyer
Ross Perlin’s exuberant, radical Language City explores ‘the most linguistically diverse city in the history of the world’
Samantha Ellis
The English language as written today is often nearly incomprehensible on first reading
Chilton Williamson, Jr.
It started off by displaying what is called the adverbial genitive
Dot Wordsworth
Art
It’s important that all schoolchildren are educated to the same linguistic standard
Andrew Doyle