MScMultilingualism

MSc in Applied Multilingualism and Centre for Applied Linguistics & Multilingualism @UniOfGalway

[MScMultilingualism @MScMultilingua1]

Great that this position is adopted. Check also https://t.co/VYYZTZxvzq

[PoLaR Lab @lab_polar]

Do monolinguals provide control in bi/multilingualism research? And what are the implications of the default practice? Short answers: No, they don’t and too many to enumerate here. Read to understand our positioning more! This has been a long time coming.

https://t.co/vOCCVRqRpU

[MScMultilingualism @MScMultilingua1]

For those interested in teaching English

[EuroSLA @EuroSLA]

📢📢📢 New paper in JESLA, the journal of EUROSLA 📢📢📢

Teaching to the test: The effects of coaching on English-proficiency scores for university entry

by @DanijelaTrenkic and @HuRowling

Read #OpenAccess here

https://t.co/BnS2n4g0Pa

[ICML2023 @ICML2023]

📣Have you submitted your proposal yet? The deadline is in 3 days! More info here 👉 https://t.co/Cvao7WvPwn

[IRAAL - Irish Association for Applied Linguistics @IRAAL_Ireland]

📢 Just two days to go until #IRAAL2022!

👉 Check out the schedule here to plan ahead: https://t.co/qtfUj9ss4X

💻 Registration open from 10am on Friday 30th Sept (James Barry Exhibition Centre)

[Colin Flynn (Cóilín Ó Floinn) @ColinJFlynn1]

Prof. Pádraig Ó Duibhir discusses the troubling rise in exemptions from the study of Irish. Maith thú, a Phádraig! @sealbhu @o_duibhirp @FiontarGaeilge @thbaketal @MScMultilingua1

[CASSCS Research @CASSCSResearch]

Postdoctoral Researcher post available @LLCNUIG @uniofgalway for the project Multilingual Island: Sites of Translation and Encounter (MISTE). Further information and to apply: https://t.co/Vm8W8ffTbY
@GalwayOc @PiotrBlum @AndreaCiribuco @galwayCASSCS @Galway_Research

[Council of Europe Education @CoE_Education]

🎉🎂🎉🎁🎉🎈🎉🌍🎉🌷🎉
📣26 September – Happy European Day of Languages!👏🎉
📣26 septembre – Excellente journée européenne des langues !👏🎉
#coeEDL #EuropeanDayofLanguages

[Translating for Europe @translatores]

🇪🇺 Happy European Day of Languages #EDLangs from all of us @DG Translation

📅🔗 https://t.co/lxRKLuv6Gy

[IAITH @IAITH]

Lansiad Llyfr ‘Language, Policy and Territory’

29ain o Fedi 5.00-6:30

Ar Zoom

I fynychu’r digwyddiad, cofrestrwch trwy’r ddolen Zoom: https://t.co/NPm6gJqlXa

#iaith #llyfr

[EP Interpreters @EP_Interpreters]

It's our favourite day of the year!
We ❤ the #EuropeanDayOfLanguages and together with all #1nt working for the European Institutions wish all of you a very special day!

#EDL2022 #EDLangs

[Council of Europe @coe]

🎉 Today is the European Day of Languages 🎉

It's a celebration of the rich tapestry of languages which make our continent so special. Diversity is our strength.

👉 https://t.co/0YXpCVoDEQ
#coeedl #EuropeanDayOfLanguages @ECMLCELV

[MScMultilingualism @MScMultilingua1]

#TereoMāori has been one of the official languages of #Aotearoa/#NewZealand since 1987, but there is no legal requirement for bilingual signs. The one below is an exception, but this could soon change and Aotearoa/New Zealand could have bilingual signage by 2023
@MooreInst

[MScMultilingualism @MScMultilingua1]

This is a bilingual sign in English and #TokPisin in #PapuaNewGuinea. But that’s not all - this country is the most linguistically diverse in the world. It has 832 living languages, but only Tok Pisin, English, Hiri Motu, and Sign Language have statutory recognition
@MooreInst

[MScMultilingualism @MScMultilingua1]

What is the influence of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages after 20 years? Dr Dorothy Ní Uigín (@acadamhoeg) talks about it in the last seminar of 2022 at #CALM.
Watch the video on the link below

@coe @ForasnaGaeilge

https://t.co/YDoYd8VAht
#Languages

[MScMultilingualism @MScMultilingua1]

In #BritishColumbia, Canada, a community speaks #Squamish, one of the critically endangered languages, according to UNESCO. This bilingual sign below shows Squamish and English. Squamish is currently spoken by active learners.
@MooreInst @langlandscape #linguisticlandscape

[MScMultilingualism @MScMultilingua1]

Dr Marion Ní Mhaoláin shows us how to transform #manuscripts into a more readily accessible text. What manuscript? The Flower/Ó Direáin Collection preserved in @bealoideasucd!

Learn more at the link below

@MooreInst @galway_and

https://t.co/oR5HQzDbmh

#ÁrainnAbú #gaeilge

[MScMultilingualism @MScMultilingua1]

#Suriname in #SouthAmerica is a former #Dutch colony. This sign below shows Dutch, English, #SrananTongo, a creole influenced by English and Dutch. Suriname also has a large population of Indian descent who speak a dialect of #Hindi.
#linguisticlandscape #multilingualism

[MScMultilingualism @MScMultilingua1]

#languagelandscape #multilingualism #southafrica #afrikaans #zulu #xhosa #bantu

[MScMultilingualism @MScMultilingua1]

#SouthAfrica has 11 official languages! English is used as a lingua franca throughout the country and as the government's and media's main language. But the main spoken languages are Afrikaans, Zulu and Xhosa, two of the nine #Bantu languages recognised by the government.

[MScMultilingualism @MScMultilingua1]

Back to the future! Dr @petarmilin (@unibirmingham) talks about the #LinguisticEmergence in usage and the psychological mechanism of learning as a part of the work of the #OutofourMinds team.

Watch the video below👇

@MooreInst @galway_and @nuigalway

https://t.co/0QykyUY7Yh