Every language is a source of unique knowledge and cultural expression. Smaller languages, in particular, offer us new perspectives on the world. They give words to cultural particularities, reveal how people relate to one another, and how a community shapes its identity.
In the series About Spoken Languages, five scholars each shed light on a small or lesser-known language.
Join our lectures and open linguistic windows to a new world!
9 January: Cappadocian, Pontic, Pharasiot by Prof. Dr. Mark Janse
19 February: Yiddish by Dr. Daniella Zaidman-Mauer
27 March: Catalan by Dr. Eva J. Daussá
10 April: Palestinian Arabic by Dr. Nina van Kampen
22 May: Frisian by Dr. Alexia Kerkhof
