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Gratis adgang til Den Store Danske Encyklop\u00e6di
\n<\/strong>Som Gyldendal lovede i november i fjor, har danskerne nu gratis adgang til hele Den Store Danske Encyklop\u00e6di<\/a>.
\nDet betyder, at du nu uden videre kan s\u00f8ge i de 161.000 artikler, hvilket er noget mere end de knap 104.000 artikler p\u00e5 den danske udave af Wikipedia.<\/p>\n

Konference: Fokus p\u00e5 sprog og kommunikation som v\u00e6kstredskaber<\/strong>
\nForbundet Kommunikation og Sprog er medarrang\u00f8r af en skandinavisk konference\u00a0 om International Virksomhedskommunikation<\/a> \u2013 den f\u00f8rste af sin slags. Dagens emner er blandt andet interkulturel kommunikation, overs\u00e6ttelse og lokalisering. Det er en konference om hvad sprog og kommunikation kan bruges til for at skabe v\u00e6kst hos eksportvirksomheder:
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\nDerfor er det sv\u00e6rt at l\u00e6re dansk<\/strong>
\nRodgrod mae flothe. Vi griner, n\u00e5r vi uds\u00e6tter ikke-dansktalende for den popul\u00e6re tungebr\u00e6kker, men sp\u00f8gen afsl\u00f8rer faktisk, hvorfor de har s\u00e5 sv\u00e6rt ved at l\u00e6re det danske sprog, fort\u00e6ller videnskab.dk<\/a><\/p>\n

New language policy for Greenland
\nReykjavik, Iceland<\/strong>
\n(Ice News<\/a>): The proposed bill divides Greenland\u2019s language needs into three categories: those who need to learn Greenlandic, those who need to learn Danish or English, and those who need a basic introduction to Greenland\u2019s history, society and culture. The new bill will ensure every citizen of Greenland has the opportunity and right to learn Greenlandic, Danish, and English, as well as to learn about Greenland\u2019s culture.<\/p>\n

Languages make a difference, stresses senior UN official on International Mother Language Day
\nNew York, USA<\/strong>
\n(UN News Centre): The United Nations pursues multilingualism as a means of promoting, protecting and preserving the diversity of the world”s languages and cultures, the world body”s top official responsible for its communications said in a message marking International Mother Language Day<\/a>, Feb 21. Today also signals the end of the International Year of Languages, which was launched by the General Assembly with the message \u201clanguages matter!\u201d to promote \u201cunity in diversity\u201d and international understanding through multilingualism.<\/p>\n

Nordplus Nordiske Sprog og kultur 2008-2011<\/strong>
\nNordplus\u00a0 Nordiske Sprog- og Kulturprogrammet<\/a> har som m\u00e5l at styrke sprogforst\u00e5elsen i Norden og at stimulere interessen for viden om og forst\u00e5else for nordiske kulturer, sprog og levevilk\u00e5r.<\/p>\n

EU moves to address shortage of English interpreters<\/strong>
\nBrussels, Belgium (EurActiv<\/a>): Fearing that the EU institutions will likely face an acute shortage of English interpreters by 2015, the Commission is seeking to boost language learning among young people “to make sure that EU multilingual meetings can continue to be fully serviced with interpreters” when many of the current staff retire.<\/p>\n

New Professorship to give Karelian language a boost Finland <\/strong>
\nHelsinki, Finland (YLE) 13-02-2009: Joensuu University has launched Finland\u2019s first Karelian language professorship<\/a>. Karelian associations say they hope the appointment will help raise younger generations’ interest in Karelian language and culture. Karelian language classes are now offered in two places in the world: Joensuu and Petroskoi, Russia. The Joensuu region\u2019s strong Karelian cultural heritage has been the driver behind the new professorship.<\/p>\n

Sweden promises to do more for national minority languages<\/strong>
\nStockholm, Sweden (Eurolang<\/a>): The Swedish government has promised to do more to preserve and promote the country’s national minority languages. Since 2000, Finnish, all Sami dialects, Torne Valley Finnish (Me\u00e4nkieli), Romani, and Yiddish have had special status as national minority languages in Sweden. But integration minister Nyamko Sabuni wants the government to do more to ensure that endangered languages, including several Sami languages, don’t die out in Sweden.<\/p>\n

Dialektfrossa<\/strong>
\nOgs\u00e5 svenskerne interesserer sig for dialekterne, iflg Spr\u00e5ktidningen<\/a><\/p>\n

Humor og faglighed ryger n\u00e5r l\u00e6reren taler engelsk<\/strong>
\n12. februar 2009
\nP\u00e5 stadig flere videreg\u00e5ende uddannelser underviser l\u00e6rerne p\u00e5 engelsk, men det har s\u00e6rdeles uheldige bivirkninger. Fagligheden s\u00e6nkes, humoren skrumper, og dialogen g\u00e5r fl\u00f8jten, iflg videnskab.dk<\/a><\/p>\n

Danmark er sunket til barbari<\/strong>
\nDet socialdemokratiske forslag om at tvinge indvandrerfor\u00e6ldre til at tale dansk med deres b\u00f8rn er ikke kun skadeligt for b\u00f8rnene. Det er ogs\u00e5 en forbrydelse. <http:\/\/politiken.dk\/debat\/kroniker\/article643717.ece><\/p>\n

Berlingske Tidende,<\/strong> sprogdebat<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Taskforce Sprog, forslag til styrkelse af flersprogethed i Danmark<\/strong>
\nTaskforce Sprog har v\u00e6ret etableret i regi af Danmarks Erhvervsforskerakademi, DEA, og Forbundet Kommunikation og Sprog, med Birgitte Jensen som formand. Forslaget har f\u00e5et en del medieomtale<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Danske sm\u00e5b\u00f8rn skal tale tysk og kinesisk<\/strong>
\nN\u00e5r de sm\u00e5 synger, skal de ogs\u00e5 synge p\u00e5 tysk eller kinesisk. S\u00e5dan lyder meldingen\u00a0 fra forbundet Sprog og Kommunikation 07.02.09<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Danske b\u00f8rn skal tale tysk og engelsk<\/strong>
\nDet st\u00e5r skidt til med danskernes evner til at tale andre fremmedsprog end engelsk. Det mener en r\u00e6kke organisationer. De vil derfor have b\u00f8rnehaveb\u00f8rn til at synge p\u00e5 kinesisk og skoleb\u00f8rn til at l\u00e6re tysk i femte klasse. Artikel af Jens Ejsing i Berlingske Tidende 6. februar 2009.<\/a><\/p>\n

Til kamp for det danske sprog \u2013 ikke imod det engelske<\/strong>
\nDe seneste par uger har debatten om det danske sprog s\u00e6rligt p\u00e5 universiteterne buldret frem og tilbage i medierne og her p\u00e5 Christiansborg. Jeg er meget glad for, at vi tager den vigtige diskussion og ikke mindst, at s\u00e5 mange stemmer blander sig i den offentlige debat,\u00a0 siger socialdemokrat<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Tidligere udsendte versioner af Sprogpolitisk opdatering kan ses her<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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