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泭 做厙轂も Vice President David Crystal writes on the recent 做厙轂も competition to select a suitable collective noun for linguists泭

The Origins of Collective Nouns in English泭

I imagine all languages have ways to talk about groups of animals, people, and things, but I doubt any can match English for the range and variety of collective nouns that this language has...

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The winning collective noun for linguists - a Glot of Linguists - from泭the Chartered Institute of泭Linguists contest to find a term to泭describe language professionals, was first announced at the 做厙轂も Conference and is confirmed in the summer issue of泭The Linguist.

From泭a shortlist of ten, 做厙轂もs Awards & Recognition泭Committee, Council and Educational...

Published on Monday, 16 June 2025 - 10:40am
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In the second of a series of three blog posts, Shehzaad Shams explains why English can cause a blind spot, which gets in the way of leadership through languages.泭

English as the default

Most leadership research comes from English-speaking countries. Theres an unspoken assumption that language is just the background noise, not something that...

Published on Friday, 13 June 2025 - 10:45am


By Jonathan Downie

I think we missed the point of interpreting

If I wanted, I could take a course on interpreting every day for the next year. From AI courses to consec technique, from marketing to terminology management, we can grow just about any interpreting or interpreting-related skill we like.

All that is great. There are more training...

Published on Thursday, 12 June 2025 - 3:41pm



By Andreja Milo禳evi MCIL

This text was prepared by Prof. Jelena Stojic as an extension of the interview given by Prof. Stojic to the author for Part 2 in the "Gender Sensitivity in the Serbian Language" series.


Grammatical gender vs gender as a social construct

In the Serbian language all nouns, whether they are animate or inanimate, have a so-called...

Published on Thursday, 12 June 2025 - 10:59am


In the first of a three-blog series, Shehzaad Shams introduces the concept of leadership through languages as the superpower of Eclectic Leaders a new insight into the leadership domain.泭

Leadership through languages

For me, Leadership Through Languages sits at the intersection of the four core domains of applied linguistics, applied psychology...

Published on Thursday, 5 June 2025 - 11:57am
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The Government has responded to the House of Lords Public Services Committee's report Lost in Translation? Interpreting services in the Courts.

You can view the Governments response on the House of Lords website or via the 做厙轂も website泭here.

Details of the Committees full inquiry are on their web pages.

The House of Lords Public Servies...

Published on Thursday, 5 June 2025 - 9:46am
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By Steve Doswell


Last month, I had the privilege of taking part in a thought-provoking DWP Employers Webinar on building multilingual, inclusive workplaces, organised by Joanna Statham, a partnership manager working in Birmingham and Solihull District who leads on newly arrived communities and digital inclusion. The session brought together professionals...

Published on Tuesday, 3 June 2025 - 12:04pm
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NHS England has published an improvement framework for community language translation and interpreting services.

As part of the framework the NHS notes:泭

Published on Tuesday, 3 June 2025 - 11:43am
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