World The Good Friday Agreement is under siege – and so is my right to be Irish in Northern Ireland | View
World The Good Friday Agreement is under siege – and so is my right to be Irish in Northern Ireland | View
world news 01/05/2018 ‘Critical period’ for learning new language, says study The “critical period” for learning a new language is much longer than scientists had previously thought, according to a new study.
world news 25/04/2018 German student invents own language From Klingon to Dothraki, invented languages have gained popularity in recent years. One German student has created his own language called Garadálava — and he tells Euronews how it’s done.
world news 15/03/2018 Learn Klingon in 2 minutes (sort of) Euronews speaks with the men behind a new Klingon language course.
world news 22/02/2018 'Archaic' definitions of the word 'feminine' not confined to English 'Delicacy and prettiness' are both used in the English definition of the word 'feminine,' whereas in Russian 'readiness for a sacrifice' is employed. How do other Euronews languages define femininity?
world news 21/02/2018 Which European languages are endangered? Discover how many languages are endangered — or dead — in Europe, as UNESCO reveals its latest findings.
USA 17/01/2018 Is Trump's colourful language on migrants changing our political discourse? Widely condemned by many for "dehumanising" migrants, the US president is walking along a well-trodded path, says sociologist Ulrike Vieten.
world news 08/12/2017 Which language is the hardest for English speakers to learn? Euronews journalists try their hand at pronouncing Hungarian words - one of the most difficult languages to learn if you're a native English speaker.
France 21/11/2017 France steps back from gender-neutral language Édouard Philippe’s move follows complaints that a drive for equality is putting the French language in ‘mortal danger’.
Switzerland 30/10/2017 No insults on syllabus as Swiss school starts Klingon classes Fans have developed the fictional 'Star Trek' language since the 1960s into a coherent syntax-based means of communication between Klingon-speakers.
France 25/10/2017 Irish PM vows to improve French before Ireland 'officially' joins Francophonie Varadkar earned a "bravo" from Macron for speaking in French
Luxembourg 13/10/2017 Juncker turns to beer in bid to get Britain to cough up for Brexit He used a boozy analogy to make his case over the UK's EU divorce bill.
world news 27/09/2017 Is Europe really falling out of love with English? Jean-Claude Juncker claimed English was losing its importance in Europe - did he have a point?
brussels bureau 25/07/2017 Is English really losing importance in Europe? In May, European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker declared that: “slowly but surely English is losing importance in Europe”.
world news 25/07/2017 Here's how to say the Hogwarts houses in other languages Ever wondered how to say the Hogwarts houses in other languages?
world news 16/05/2017 Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome to the EU's 'Tower of Babel' translators The European Union’s 508 million citizens speak more than 60 different languages between them.
Israel 07/05/2017 Israel a step closer to becoming a "Jewish state" Israel's cabinet has breathed fresh life into attempts to codify the country's status as a Jewish state. A ministerial committee has approved a revised version of a bill first proposed in 2011.
world news 01/05/2017 New identities are evolving within our society - that is normal The current social and political debates over migration have brought to the fore questions about cultural diversity and the coexistence of different cultural identities in…
Belgium 03/04/2017 Belgium's German-speaking region gets a new name A small German-speaking corner of Belgium has given itself a new name, stirring controversy across a country where names and language are tools of political warfare, and stoking fears that the long-de
United Kingdom 03/03/2017 Uber in London to appeal driver "literacy" ruling London transport regulators want to force private drivers to prove the level of their reading and writing skills in English
USA 26/01/2017 Translating Trump: How the president's language may pose policy problems Beyond the insults and inflammatory rhetoric Donald Trump's grammar may make understanding the presidency and policy harder in the future.
