Extractions: Enter word: all dictionary sites (slow) translations definitions in English definitions in French definitions in German definitions in Italian definitions in Spanish HINTS: Adding wild cards expands the search. (* = any number of characters and ? = exactly one character). For example, "tomo*ow", "tomoow" or "tomor*" will find "tomorrow". Foreignword Dictionary Search -To and from 70 different languages! Afrikaans Albanian Arabic Basque Belarusan Breton Bulgarian Catalan Cebuano Chechen Chinese Chinese (pinyin) Chinese (yale) Croatian Czech Danish Dutch English Esperanto Estonian Farsi Finnish French Frisian Galician Georgian German German (austr.)
Intext Languages Amsterdam based editing and translation agency for English, German, and Dutch languages specializing in the cultural sector. http://www.intext.nl/
Vaccine Information Statements Return to language index. English Language packet. Td 6/10/94 Typhoid5/19/04 Yellow fever 3/14/03. Return to language index Arabic http://www.immunize.org/vis/
Extractions: Web version Camera-ready (PDF) version "It's federal law!! You must give your patients current Vaccine Information Statements (VISs)" By N.A. Halsey, MD, Institute for Vaccine Safety, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. Everything you need to know about VISs (updated 12/03). What Are Vaccine Information Statements? Vaccine Information Statements (VISs) are information sheets produced by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that explain to vaccine recipients, their parents, or their legal representatives both the benefits and risks of a vaccine. Federal law requires that VISs be handed out whenever certain vaccinations are given. How to Use this Site All VISs on this site are in camera-ready Portable Document File (PDF) format. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view them. The PDF version of these documents is the same as the version you would receive by ordering directly from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or your local health department, and these documents are suitable for reproducing as a handout for patients.
Foundation For Endangered Languages. Home Foundation focused on the support, protection and promotion of endangered languages. Site includes a newsletter, bibliography, information on grant applications and links to related sites. http://www.ogmios.org/
Extractions: Welcome to the Foundation's webpage, which contains back numbers of our newsletter as well as announcements of the Foundation's activities. Our 2004 conference is to be held in Barcelona (1-3 October). You may be interested to know about our previous conferences Edinburgh Maynooth, Ireland Charlotte, North Carolina Agadir, Morocco Antigua, Guatemala Broome, Western Australia To order the proceedings from any of our past conferences please email Nicholas Ostler on nostler@chibcha.demon.co.uk or write to: Nicholas Ostler, Batheaston Villa, 172 Bailbrook Lane, Bath, BA1 7AA, England. Our latest newsletter (issue 23, Spring - 30 April 2004) is available here The aims of the Foundation are: to raise awareness of endangered languages, both inside and outside the communities where they are spoken, through all channels and media; to support the use of endangered languages in all contexts: at home, in education, in the media, and in social, cultural and economic life; to monitor linguistic policies and practices, and to seek to influence the appropriate authorities where necessary;
Vatican: The Holy See Official Vatican homepage. News services, Church documents, information on the Popes and departments of the Roman Curia. Several languages supported. http://www.vatican.va/
Study Guides And Strategies Comprehensive collection of study guides designed to help learners succeed. Sections of guides include prepraring to learn; study, project, and classroom skills; reading and writing basics; preparing for and taking tests; and science, math and Internet related Guides. Translated into 25 languages. http://www.studygs.net
Semantics Of Programming Languages 30th Spring School in Theoretical Computer Science. Agay, Var, France; 2429 March 2002. http://www.pps.jussieu.fr/~ecole/
The Twelfth Amsterdam Colloquium, 1999 The Twelfth Amsterdam Colloquium, bringing together logicians, philosophers, linguists and computer scientists who share an interest in the formal semantic study of natural and formal languages. University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands; 1821 December 1999. http://www.illc.uva.nl/AC99/
Ardalambion index to the Etymologies by Elvish words where do you find the word you can ArtificialLanguages - an essay by Robert Isenberg, focusing on Klingon and Quenya http://www.uib.no/People/hnohf/
Extractions: A Elbereth Gilthoniel (Sindarin) (Sindarin or Grey-elven, the Celtic-style language of Tolkien's mythos, was very often revised by the Professor: In the pre-LotR period, it wasn't even called Sindarin, but "Noldorin"! The articles below discuss various inconsistencies haunting the primary sources and suggest how the material can be edited to achieve a LotR-compatible "standard" form of the language: Writers should not mix various conceptual stages of Noldorin/Sindarin into a hybrid language that would not properly reflect Tolkien's intentions at any stage.
* The Many Languages Of Asterix Collector's site, with images from the Cleopatra issue in 50 languages. http://www.wi.leidenuniv.nl/home/hoogeboo/asterix.html
Extractions: 02.03.01. Five years. C omics and languages are fascinating: I collect the comic A of Goscinny and Uderzo in all its translations, from Afrikaans to Welsh. It is always a great surprise to learn about unknown Asterix translations! M y C ollection Languages Wanted: Chinese Yali (Peoples Republic), Filipino (Tagalog), Hindi, Japanese, Telugu, Valencian. Specific Editions: Basque, Galician (2x Mas Ivars), Russian (MDS Moscow), Turkish (Kervan Kitabcilik). L ist of Asterix Editions . Many kind correspondents helped to compile the list of Asterix Editions. It contains available languages, dialects, and translations. Now more than 100 languages, more than 1000 translated titles. Lots of pictures that allow you to make a tour around the world in 80 Asterix covers. Moved. Have a look at The Many Languages of Asterix at The World of Asterix Links Mailing list C leopatra is one of my most loved books in the series. Exotic, charming, and full of temperament. And what a nose! Have a look at the covers from my collection; read the `Pharaonic Times' in thirty languages; enjoy the phrase book to `cock-a-doodle-doo' next time abroad. www.asterix.tm.fr
Ethnologue Report For Timor Lorosae Information on the languages spoken in the country. http://www.ethnologue.com/show_country.asp?name=Timor Lorosae
Extractions: Home AOSD Conference Other Events Technology Welcome Submit a link About the AOSA aosd.net is home to the annual Aspect-Oriented Software Development conference and is intended to provide a comprehensive source of information about AOSD. Follow the links above for information on the conference, other events, and AOSD technology and methods. Use the submit button to the left to suggest new content for the site. Suggestions will be reviewed by the site editor before being added. aosd.net also supports two mailing lists, a low-traffic list for announcements and higher-traffic list for general discussion. To add yourself to these lists, or to view the archives, use the links at the bottom of the page. For a good overview of AOSD and aspect-oriented programming (AOP), the October 2001 issue issue of Communications of the ACM is a good place to start. It has a nice collection of articles that cover representative work in AOSD. The archives of the AOSD conference also provide a collection of high quality research papers and practioner reports. Other links under Technology provide access to much more information. announce aosd.net
Human Rights Watch / Defending Human Rights Worldwide Organization dedicated to protecting the human rights of people around the world, standing with victims and activists to bring offenders to justice, to prevent discrimination, to uphold political freedom and to protect people from inhumane conduct in wartime. Investigates and exposes human rights violations and hold abusers accountable. In English with versions in six other languages. http://www.hrw.org/
Extractions: (New York, June 10, 2004)—Businesses purchasing sugar from El Salvador, including The Coca-Cola Company, are using the product of child labor that is both hazardous and widespread, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Bush Policies Led to Abuse in Iraq Report Children Working as Domestics Face Abuse Malaysia: Detention Center Visits Will Not End Abuse ... More News Releases...
AclEnglish.com English for communication, general English and for qualifications needed to enter an English speaking University. http://www.aclenglish.com/
Extractions: Contact us aclEnglish is a collection of resources containing around 1200 hours of instruction. It is organised into courses , and supported by a range of customer services aclEnglish is a dynamic product backed by a continuing program of research, development and innovation at acl, one of Australia's leading English Language Teaching institutions. acl packages aclEnglish into aclEnglish Solutions for educational institutions wishing to enhance their ELT through the addition of a high quality range of educational resources, courses and services. Client institutions are able to take on as much of the resources, courses and services as they need to meet their educational and business goals. Top acl Privacy policy
Locales & Languages FAQs on locales, language groups, system and user locales, codepage support, and Unicode support. http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/DrIntl/faqs/Locales.mspx
Extractions: Advanced Search GlobalDev Home Get World-Ready Dr. International ... FAQs Posted: What is a locale? What is a language group? How many language groups are there? How to add language groups in Windows 2000? ... NEW! Which of the Windows XP locales do not have codepage support? In the Windows operating systems, a locale is a set of user preference information related to the user's language, environment and/or cultural conventions. This information is represented as a list of values used to determine the correct input language, keyboard layout, sorting order, and the formats used for numbers, dates, currencies and time. In order for a particular locale to be available for selection, the appropriate language group must be installed. Windows 2000 and Windows XP includes support for 126 and 136 different locales, respectively, ensuring that users around the world can configure their systems to use the correct formats for their own language and region. Locale support in Windows is provided through a number of different locale settings: the user locale input locales , and the system locale . Taken together, these settings offer users a great deal of flexibility when setting up a machine.
Language Index Click for Home Page. LANGUAGE. Welcome to the Language section. To hear soundsamples and read words, click on the language you would like to hear. http://www.ohwejagehka.com/lang.htm
VLCC: A Compiler-Compiler For Visual Languages A powerful tool for the automatic generation of Visual Programming Environments (Windows 3.x/95/NT), generated Borland C++ 4.53 compatible source code. http://www.dmi.unisa.it/people/costagliola/www/home/ricerca/vlcc/vlcc.htm
Extractions: The Visual Language Compiler-Compiler (or VLCC in short) is a powerful tool for the automatic generation of visual language environments. Through VLCC a designer may implement a visual language in a YACC-like fashion by specifying: the appearance of the tokens of the language (bitmaps and wmf type of images are also allowed) the syntax of the visual language in a particular grammar formalism which can be alphanumerical ( positional grammars , i.e., YACC-like notation) or visual the semantics of the language by associating semantic rules to each positional or visual grammar production VLCC consists of two editors: a graphical editor for the design of the visual tokens (named symbol editor ) and a graphical/alphanumerical editor for the definition of the syntax and semantics (named production editor It generates BorlandC++ 4.53 source code to be integrated with pre-built code and compiled to produce the final graphical environment implementing the desired visual language. The final environment is a graphical editor presenting a palette with the visual tokens as specified in the symbol editor, and a menu for the typical editing functions like "copy", "save", etc. The menu includes the command "compile" whose behavior is defined by the syntax and semantic specification given in the production editor.
Language Resources The site contains an alphabetical subject index, English language practicepage, and an English grammar clinic to aid students of English grammar. http://www.educationindex.com/language/
Extractions: Language Resources SM A B C D ... O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Read German stories (Rumpelstiltskin, Hans Huckebein, and more) in German, or in English. The University of Chicago's Project for American and French Research on the Treasury of the French Language (whew...no wonder they use an acronym!) was created as a database of words from written French. It now contains over 150 million words ranging from the 17th to the 20th centuries. A great tool for French scholars and researchers, as well as lovers of language. An extensive collection of public domain French literature, in French. Put together by a Spanish teacher, this is an impressive group of foreign language links. There are French, German, and Spanish collections, including newspaper and magazine links in all three languages. There's also a chat section, and one for homework help. This is "An Etymological Chinese-English Dictionary" which would be very useful to students of Chinese. The point and click translation method and excellent use of frames make the site a pleasure to visit, and the background information is interesting even if you're not studying Chinese.
