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| Changes to MARC Code List for Languages | | 2008-07-02 11:48:04 | | As a result of a formal request from the National Libraries of Serbia and Croatia and those countries' national standards bodies to the ISO 639 Joint Advisory Committee, the MARC language codes for Serbian and Croatian will be changed as below from the ISO 639-2 bibliographic codes (ISO 639-2/B) to the ISO 639-2 terminology codes (ISO 639-2/T). This change also supports established usage in bibliographic databases in Croatia. Because the codes are obsolete, rather than deleted, they may still appear in bibliographic records created before the implementation of this change.New CodeLanguage NamePreviously CodedsrpSerbianscchrvCroatianscrSubscribers can anticipate receiving MARC records reflecting these changes in all distribution services not earlier than September 1, 2008. | | By: Catalogablog | | |
| | | Gmail adds support for 8 new languages | | 2008-05-31 05:44:24 | | Keeping up with its continuous development approach Google Apps mail has now added 8 new languages. This is available to Standard, Premier, Education and Partner EditionsNew LanguagesBengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Oriya, Tamil and TeluguGmail now supports following languagesArabic, Bengali, Bulgarian, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Gujarati, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Kannada, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Malay, Malayalam, Marathi, Norwegian, Oriya, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Simplified Chinese, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Tagalog, Tamil, Telugu, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, UK English, US English, Ukrainian, and Vietnamese. To access what's new - Sign in to Gmail, click 'Settings', and select the interface language you prefer.For more information:http://www.google.com/a/help/intl/en/users/gmail.html | | By: Google Apps Today | | |
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| | In Their Own Languages | | 2008-05-05 22:20:00 | | An endless number of languagesGalileans empowered,given a gift of voicean ability to speakto tell Christ’s storySharing the Messiah’s messageof hope, of God’s loveto the whole worldMay 5, 2008Acts 2:1-12Pentecost | | By: Poetry Where You Live | | |
| | My WeShow.com Launches in Five Additional Languages | | 2008-05-05 13:33:00 | | My WeShow.com Launches in Five Additional Languages Video-focused social network now also available in Spanish,German, French, Portuguese, Japanese NEW YORK, NY – May 5, 2008 – WeShow, the human-powered guide to the online video universe, today announced that it has launched My WeShow.com in five additional languages. A powerful video-focused social network that enhances Internet users' online video experience, My WeShow combines the best of video entertainment with social interaction on the web, enabling users to find video, create personalized video communities, and share opinions and content. Users also have the potential to make money with their videos on the site. “We are very excited to open these new language portals on My WeShow.com,” said Marcos Wettreich, CEO and founder of WeShow. “Our online community, and therefore the richness of the My WeShow content, will grow by leaps and bounds as the video and social contributions become more global in sco | | By: PC and Technology - tips, reviews and how to's | | |
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| | Bookbox.com – Free Simple Reading & Listening Materials in Different Languages for Beginners | | 2008-04-16 08:07:10 | | Bookbox.com – Free Simple Reading & Listening Materials in Different Languages for Beginners
Bookbox.com is primarily for kids, but for beginners learning new languages, the free materials there can be quite useful. They have a dozen 1-page stories translated in English, French, Dutch, German, Greek, Gujarati, Hindi, Italian, Mandarin Chinese, Portuguese, Russian or Spanish (language [...] | | By: Eager Learner | Download Free Digital Ebooks & | | |
| | Markup Languages and Web Designing | | 2008-04-14 11:52:00 | | A markup language is a set of symbols or words for describing or identifying pieces of a document. XML and HTML are two kinds of markup language. XML stands for Extensible Markup Language and is used to transport and store data while HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language and was designed to display data.
Most people think that XML is a replacement for HTML but both actually complement each | | By: Gadget Reviews and How-Tos | | |
| | Do you know why English and Chinese languages affect dyslexia differently? | | 2008-04-14 09:46:43 | | Prof. Know Why answers for your general knowledge and awareness: Millions of children worldwide are affected by dyslexia, a language-based learning disability that can include problems in reading, spelling, writing and pronouncing words. According to the International Dyslexia Association, approximately 8 to 15 percent of the students worldwide (if not more) suffer from this problem. But very recently an interesting finding, reported in the online edition of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, opened up a new angle to look at the problem on the whole - Dyslexia affects different parts of children's brains depending on whether they are raised reading English or Chinese. "This finding was very surprising to us. We had not ever thought that dyslexics' brains are different for children who read in English and Chinese," said lead author Li-Hai Tan, a professor of linguistics and brain and cognitive sciences at the University of Hong Kong. "Our finding yields neurob | | By: WHY CORNER | | |
| | Learn Languages Online with BABBEL | | 2008-04-06 05:58:00 | | Babbel is as excellent website to learn languages for free at your own pace.Perfect hybrid between virtual campus and Web 2.0, we can learn fivelanguages. English, Spanish, French, Italian and German. The website willprovide us with complete multimedia exercises as well as a a detailed dictionary,among other resources.The site has a nice and simple interface, clean and elegant. We may contact or chat with people who want to practice a certain language or just seek friends with similar interests | | By: Live Internet News | | |
| | | Google Languages Tool | | 2008-04-01 22:57:32 | | World Wide Web industry is booming all over the world and blogging smashing the net.And as usual, in order to have big traffic in your blogs you must cater the other country languages. And what you suppose to do if you want the chinese community or either the Indonesian fellow blogger you want to understand your post?Don't worry my fellow blogger, here's the google languages tool to the rescue. Actually this tool is old enough for those web nerd here but of course for those newbie in blogging and other purpose, Google Languages Tools is unique and very helpful.As of now, Google Languages tool have no widget yet in order to put it easy to your site or blogs. But their are available code that you can easily copy paste to your blogs and it will appear automatically to you blogs and for just one click, all your post will translated to what languages you want for.
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| | Free Online Text Translation Tool with 100+ Translation Options in 38 Languages! Better than Google Translate! | | 2008-03-31 07:58:34 | | Free Online Text Translation Tool with 100+ Translation Options in 38 Languages! Better than Google Translate!
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Free online translation tools with more than a hundred translation options for the following 38 languages (in alphabetical order): Afrikaans, Arabic, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese, Czech, Croatian, Dutch, English, Esperanto, Farsi, Filipino (Tagalog), Finnish, French, Hebrew, Hungarian, German, Greek, [...] | | By: Eager Learner | Download Free Digital Ebooks & | | |
| | Dictionarist.com – Free Online Talking Dictionary (14 languages; 60 translation options) | | 2008-03-30 07:10:52 | | Dictionarist.com – Free Online Talking Dictionary (14 languages; 60 translation options)
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Free online dictionary with pronunciation for the following 14 languages (in alphabetical order): Chinese (S), Chinese (T), Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Turkish. Four interface languages including English, French, German and Turkish. More than 60 translation [...] | | By: Eager Learner | Download Free Digital Ebooks & | | |
| | Languages | | 2008-03-13 23:27:24 | | So often I get comments or emails from people from around the world who say “Excuse me, my English is not good...” and all I can respond with is “Your English is much better than my German (or Portuguese, or Chinese, or whatever).” The rest of the world should be commended on learning several languages as if its the most normal thing in the world. And maybe it is. The biggest drawback of English becoming the world’s default language is that most native English speakers never learn anything else. I was reminded of this again recently when Mark Boyle gave up his quest to walk to India without any money. He made it as far as the other side of the English Channel. In Calais, he found that the people spoke French and did not understand him! They thought he was a freeloader! Of course, they were right. Not only a freeloader, but one who expected everyone else in the world to speak more languages than he does. Ken Lee (via Arbroath | | By: Miss Cellania | | |
| | Curso de inglês online gratuito na Mango Languages | | 2008-03-10 23:00:27 | | A Mango Languages, um sistema de cursos de idiomas online, lançou recentemente um curso de Inglês criado especialmente para brasileiros.
O curso gira em torno de conversações práticas com o objetivo de preparar o aluno para conversações em situações reais. As lições são apresentadas em slides interativos com texto e áudio, com a opção de clicar [...] | | By: English Experts :: English Tips | | |
| | 55 Languages Made Available In The Beijing Olympics! | | 2008-02-29 20:59:50 | | Athletes, coaches and officials from 205 nations and regions who visit China during the Olympic Games will be served in 55 languages, the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Games of the XXIX Olympiad (BOCOG) said on Tuesday. Foreign-language hotlines would be open around the clock. "Language services will be provided at all Olympic venues and sites with large-scale activities," said Zhao
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| | How to say "I Love You" in several languages | | 2008-02-13 19:41:40 | | Valentine's day is coming ... want to do something unique? ... Tell him/her I love you in another language.Afrikaans: Ek is lief vir jou!Arabic: Ohiboke (male to female), Nohiboka (female to male, or male to male)English: I Love YouSpanish: Te amo; Te quieroFrench: Je T'aimeGerman: Ich Liebe DichJapanese: Kimi o ai shiteru!Italian: Ti AmoIrish: t'a gr'a agam dhuit!Creole French West Indies (Martinique Guadeloupe) : Mwen ainmainw; mwen ainmain vouCreole (Île-Maurice): go kontan toiCreole (Réunion): Aime a ouCreole (Réunion): Mi aim a ouCreole (Haiti): mwen renmen' ouEton (Cameroun): Me te wa dingEwondo (Cameroun) : Ma ding waFarsi : Tora dost daram! Portuguese: Eu amo-tePortuguese: Amo-tePortuguese: Eu gosto da vocePortuguese (Brazil): Eu te amo (prononcer "eiu chee amu")Swedish: Jag älskar dig!Eskimo: NagligivagetFlamand (Néerlandais from Belgique): Ik hou(d) van je ou ik hou(d) van jouwTurkish: Seni SeviyorumHawaiian: Aloha Wau la OeTahitian: Ua here vau ia 'oeIrish: Thaim In Gra | | By: Languages Lovers | | |
| | Sign languages in the UK | | 2008-02-11 18:01:11 | | Did you know that signs used in Belfast are very different from those used in the Channel Islands and in England? If you’re a BSL user, complete the BBC’s BSL survey about the signs you use. (Duration: 15 mins or more) | | By: I look so I can hear... | | |
| | | Where to find languages-related jobs in the United States and abroad | | 2008-01-31 17:07:47 | | Search for Translator Jobs By Location.ProZ.com: the world's leading enabling and sourcing platform for language professionals.INDEED.COM: FIND ALL Foreign Languages jobs in USAIndeed is a Job search engine site- with a radically different approach to job search. In one simple search, Indeed gives job seekers free access to millions of employment opportunities from thousands of websites. Indeed.com includes all the job listings from major job boards, newspapers, associations and company career pages - and continue to add new sites every day.Find all foreign languages jobs on JOB CENTRAL.COMFind languages-related Jobs on SimplyHired.comForeign Language Jobs: THE JOB SITE FOR THE WORLDYAHOO HOTJOBS: Apply for a job now at Yahoo! HotJobs: Search for jobs in the United States, post your resume, and apply to as many jobs as you like for free.The Linguist List: The LINGUIST List is your premier source for information on academic and professional positions for | | By: Languages Lovers | | |
| | Spell checking in other languages | | 2008-01-24 14:26:20 | | Since I write in several languages, I have to use a spell checker.I use a free online spell checker and it's:Orangoo. You can spell check in 28 languages: Bahasa Indonesia, Čeština, Dansk, Deutsch, ελληνικά, English, Español, Eesti keel, Français, עִבְרִית, हिंदी, Hrvatski, Italiano, Latviešu, Lietuvių, kalba, Nederlands, Norsk, Polski, Português, Română, Slovenščina, Slovenčina, Suomi, Svenska, Türkçe and РУССКИЙ!This spell check application lets you check for spelling mistakes from any system or computer that has Internet access. You can spell check a text or an entire website.Pentamen: allows you to spell check in 90 languages.Another Multilingual spell-checkerWhith PROMPT you can spell-check in 7 languagesGreek Spell checkerChinese Spell checkerJapanese Spell CheckerDownload our FREE Toolbar for Languages Lovers
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| | Mixing Up languages | | 2008-01-24 12:55:17 | | It happens often when someone is bilingual or multilingual to mix up languages.It happens to me when I have to speak a lot of languages one after another in a very short period of time.For example, if I speak to someone in English, and someone comes and don't speak English, I have to speak with him in his language, then, someone else comes and I have to speak with him in another language ... in a short period of time, I have spoken three different languages. When I get back to the first person (who speaks English), I got confused ... then, I speak Spanish, French or whatever and I mix up languages. It takes a few minutes before I realize that I English is the language that I have to speak.I only mix up languages in this kind of situations ... when my mind is solicited (too much) to use a lot of languages simultaneously ... when the mental translation is done rapidly.It happens to me also, when I am stressed, angry, and voluntarily I don't bother to use the proper language but my native | | By: Languages Lovers | | |
| | How to Determine languages levels? | | 2008-01-15 12:55:34 | | I want to thank all of you who have downloaded my toolbar ... I have a lot of downloads so I guess that you enjoy it ... I see that I have visitors all over the world so I am going to add more and more features to it in order to serve a wider number of readers. Everytime I will make a change to my toolbar, the upgrades will show up on yours.Recently, someone asked me how to determine a language level ... what is a beginner level, or an elementary, an intermediate, advanced level?I will just give you some basic clues to determine if you are a beginner, an elementary, intermediate, or advanced level.A beginner or false beginner level:You don't have knowledge or the language, you have basic understanding of it and you try to make literal translation from your language.Elementary level: You still think in your native language before translation. You use the dictionary extensively. You are able to understand basic instructions, directions, and you can use simple phrases for everyday life.L | | By: Languages Lovers | | |
| | Languages Lovers Community Toolbar | | 2008-01-12 16:13:55 | | A toolbar for languages lovers. NO ADWARE, NO MALWARE, NO SPYWARE. You will find a huge amount of resources for languages learners ... Tons of dictionaries and encyclopedias ... Multilingual dictionaries ... Tons of FREE resources online ... Tons of resources for freelance translators, translators, teachers, students, languages lovers ... Languages-related opportunities for job seekers nationwide ... International News ... You will be able to listen to music and add your own channels if you like ... and much more ... Everything that you need is in the toolbar ... The toolbar is easy to install. Anytime, I upgrade, it will appear on yours so you don't have to worry about the upgrades.Download the toolbar now! http://languageslovers.ourtoolbar.com/Quick Installation: If you want me to add more features in the toolbar that you think will be useful for languages learners, let's me know ...Download our FREE Toolbar for Languages Lovers
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| | "I LOVE YOU" in different languages | | 2008-01-07 22:51:11 | | Afrikaans : Ek is lief vir jouEk het jou liefAlbanian : Te duaAmharic : AfekrishalehouArabic : Ana Behibak (to a male)Ana Behibek (to a female)Basc : Nere MaiteaBavarian : I mog di narrisch gernBengali : Ami tomAy bhAlobAshiBerber : Lakh tirikhBicol : Namumutan ta kaBulgarian : Obicham teCambodian : kh_nhaum soro_lahn nhee_ahBon sro lanh oonCantonese : Ngo oi neyCatalan : T'estim (mallorcan)T'estime (valencian)T'estimo (catalonian)T'estim molt (I love you a lot)Chinese : Wo ie ni (Manderin, Cantonese)Croatian : Volim te (most common), orJa te volim (less common) Czech : miluji teDanish : Jeg elsker dig Dutch : Ik hou van jou Estonian : Mina armastan sind Esperanto : Mi amas vin Persian (Farsi) : Tora dust midaram Flemish : Ik zie oe geerne Finnish : Mina" rakastan sinua French : Je t'aime Friesian : Ik bin fereale op dyIk ha^ld fan dy (Most commonly used phrase) (the ^ is above the a) Gaelic : Ta gra agam ort German : Ich liebe DichI mog Di ganz arg! (Sueb | | By: What I Think... | | |
| | | What can I do with my Foreign Languages skills? | | 2007-12-20 13:51:53 | | People who know different languages have to combine their knowledge with a chosen field to give them a competitive edge in the job market. I have listed in a previous post languages-related jobs provided by some job search engines ... the list will be updated regularly ... since there are new employers and new opportunities every day.Now, I am going to list potential employers and careers options in diverse industries:Potential employers: Banking facilities, Non-profit Organizations, Government & Information Services, Import/Export firms, Telephones companies, Telemarketing, Travel Industry, Airlines/Airports, Visitors Bureau, Convention Centers, Universities/Colleges, Language Schools, K-12 Schools, Social Service Agencies, International Agencies, Law Enforcement, Hospitals, Armed Forces ... Career Options in Business:Business ExecutiveImport/Export SpecialistInternational Banking/Finance officerInternational LawyerPublic Relations ExpertSales SpecialistTechnical liaison (US Busi | | By: Languages Lovers | | |
| | MARC Code List for Languages | | 2007-12-07 09:17:23 | | News from LoCThe 2007 edition of the MARC Code List for Languages is now available from the Library of Congress. This new publication contains a list of languages and their associated three-character alphabetic codes that allow for the designation of the language or languages in MARC records. References from variant forms and specific language names assigned to group codes are included. This edition contains 484 discrete codes, of which 55 are used for groups of languages.The list includes all valid codes and code assignments as of September 2007 and supersedes the 2003 edition of the MARC Code List for Languages. There are 27 code additions and 12 changed code captions in this edition.An XML version of the 2007 edition of the MARC Code List for Languages is available for use in applications. | | By: Catalogablog | | |
| | Good Morning in 102 Languages | | 2007-12-05 03:17:59 | | How to say “good morning” if you’re in Germany, Japan or maybe even Tonga? Here’s a list that may help you out
Goeiemôre (Afrikaans)
Mirëmëngjes (Albanian)
Qilachxizax (Aleut)
صباح الخير [ṣabāḥul kẖayr] (Arabic)
բարի լույս [bari luys] (Armenian)
Kedamtookh brikhta (Assyrian)
Bonos díes (Asturian)
Sabahınız xeyir (Azerbaijani)
Egun on (Basque)
Добрай раніцы [dobray ranitsy] (Belarusian)
Shu-probhaat (Bengali)
Dobro jutro (Bosnian)
Добро утро [dobro utro] (Bulgarian) | | By: WakeUpVibes Blog | | |
| | Merry Christmas in Many Languages | | 2007-12-04 01:02:00 | | African Geseende KersfeesArabian Idah Saidan Wa Sanah JadidahDutch Vrolijk Kerstfeest or Zalig KerstfeastBrazilian Boas Festas e Feliz Ano NovoChina Gong Xi Hsin Nian bing Chu Shen Tan (Shen Tan Kuai Le!) Croatia Sretan BozicDenmark Glaedelig Jul English Merry ChristmasFrench Joyeux NoelHawaiian Mele KalikimmakaHebrews Mo'adim Lesimkha. Chena tova Indonesian Selamat Hari NatalItalian Buone Feste NatalizieKorean Sung Tan Chuk HaJapanese Shinnen OmedetoGermany Froehliche WeihnachtenLatin Natale hilareMalaysia Selamat Hari NatalMaori Meri KirihimetePhilippines Maligayan PaskoRusian Pozdrevlyayu s prazdnikom RozhdestvaSpain Feliz NavidadThailand Swadee Pee MaiGreek Kala ChristouyennaFinnish Hyvää joulua Portugese Feliz NatalAny correction or addition is welcome | | By: Rooms of my Heart | | |
| | 40 Languages for Google Custom Search | | 2007-11-20 13:50:00 | | StepForth has used Google's custom search for nearly a year now to allow a powerful but free search option for our website. Well it turns out Google's custom search is now available in 40 languages according to the a posting today at Google's Official Blog:"Today, we're pleased to tell you that the Google Custom Search platform is available in 40 languages, in close to 80 countries worldwide. And now you can search your Custom Search engine (CSE) in the language of your choice. We hope to see more people creating useful CSEs -- we want to see more colo(u)red beams on the globe!"Read on...
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| | I LOVE U In Different Languages | | 2007-11-15 04:28:29 | | Express Your Love In Different LanguagesEnglish - I love youAfrikaans - Ek het jou liefAlbanian - Te duaArabic - Ana behibak (to male)Arabic - Ana behibek (to female)Armenian - Yes kez sirumenBambara - M'bi feBangla - Aamee tuma ke bhalo aashiBelarusian - Ya tabe kahayuBisaya - Nahigugma ako kanimoBulgarian - Obicham teCambodian - Soro lahn nhee ahCantonese Chinese - Ngo oiy ney aCatalan - T'estimoCheyenne - Ne mohotatseChichewa - NdimakukondaCorsican - Ti tengu caru (to male)Creol - Mi aime jouCroatian - Volim teCzech - Miluji teDanish - Jeg Elsker DigDutch - Ik hou van jouElf (from The Lord of The Rings, by J.R.R. Tolkien)- "le melin"Esperanto - Mi amas vinEstonian - Ma armastan sindEthiopian - Afgreki'Faroese - Eg elski tegFarsi - Doset daramFilipino - Mahal kitaFinnish - Mina rakastan sinuaFrench - Je t'aime, Je t'adoreFrisian - Ik hâld fan dyGaelic - Ta gra agam ortGeorgian - MikvarharGerman - Ich liebe dichGreek - S'agapoGujarati - Hoo thunay prem karoo chooHiligaynon - Palangga ko ikawHawaiian - Aloha Au Ia`oe (Thanks Craig)Hebrew - Ani ohev otah (to female)Hebrew - Ani ohev et otha (to male)Hiligaynon - Guina higugma ko ikawHindi - Hum Tumhe Pyar Karte haeHmong - Kuv hlub kojHopi - Nu' umi unangwa'taHungarian - SzeretlekIcelandic - Eg elska tigIlonggo - Palangga ko ikawIndonesian - Saya cinta padamuInuit - NegligevapseIrish - Taim i' ngra leatItalian - Ti amoJapanese - AishiteruKannada - Naanu ninna preetisutteneKapampangan - Kaluguran dakaKiswahili - NakupendaKonkani - Tu magel moga choKorean - Sarang HeyoLatin - Te amoLatvian - Es tevi miiluLebanese - BahibakLithuanian - Tave myliuMalay - Saya cintakan mu / Aku cinta padamuMalayalam - Njan Ninne PremikunnuMandarin Chinese - Wo ai niMarathi - Me tula prem kartoMohawk - KanbhikMoroccan - Ana moajaba bikNahuatl - Ni mits nekiNavaho - Ayor anosh'niNorwegian - Jeg Elsker DegPandacan - Syota na kita!!Pangasinan - Inaru TakaPapiamento - Mi ta stimaboPersian - Doo-set daaramPig Latin - Iay ovlay ouyayPo | | By: the relations | | |
| | Communication Via Internet Languages: | | 2007-11-01 06:32:00 | | The late 1980s saw some of the first breakthroughs in creating websites taking place at CERN. It led to a boost in popularity of the internet as a medium of communication and broadcaster of information. A new stratum of professionals emerged who became indispensable to businesses with their skills in harnessing this newly unleashed media.GML or General Markup Language was the first ever language these web developers used for composing web pages. It was influenced by Script which pioneered the concept of styles being separated from the marked up document. GML allowed for processing same source files to produce books, reports and electronic editions. A drawback of this language was it was limited to only document formats.SGML or Standard General Markup Language was then introduced, which proved to be an intermediary for manipulating and exchanging text documents. SGML, in turn was used as a base for another language, HTML or Hypertext Markup Language, which allowed the developers to use fixed tags for composing a website. SGML’s more recent descendant, XML or Extensible Markup Language, allows users flexibility in terms of defining their own tags.XML, made new kinds of Java based applications possible. JavaScript, a scripting language [not to be confused with the programming language Java], allowed an individual to add new elements and attributes to a webpage, besides re- structuring options, without having to know any other complex languages. JavaScript also enabled a shift from static HTML displays.Ajax [Asynchronous JavaScript and XML] is another JavaScript based programme, which reveals and updates parts of a web page as a systematic process. The attributes of Web 2. 0 can be seen in such a programme where interaction between the user and the web site is made possible. Google Maps is a good example of Ajax techniques.Our website packaging at Cosmos Creative Services includes graphic design, coding of web pages and interactive web applications. We use languages l | | By: Search Engine Optimization | | |
| | How to blog in Kannada (and Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and other regional languages?) | | 2007-08-29 07:32:00 | | Of late few people were landing in this blog trying to find out how to blog in Kannada (or other regional languages like Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam for that matter).This post gives some basic information related to writing in Kannada, Telugu, Tamil etc and is for the benefit of such individuals who want to blog (or just type) in regional languages. Those who are already aware of this please ignore this post (will be good if you can read and give extra tips, if any...)Now onwards I’ll be giving instructions keeping Kannada language in mind. Similar steps can be used for other languages.How do I blog in Kannada? ಕನ್ನಡದಲ್ಲಿ ಬ್ಲ್ಲಾಗು ಬರೆಯುವುದು ಹೇಗೆ?First, register and start a blog with blogger or wordpress etc. These popular hosts will not provide a plug-in or utility to type your content in regional languages and you’ll have to relay on third party applications/websites to type in Kannada.Now comes two aspects:A. You just want to publish one post in Kannada language with Kannada script For this, you just need to type in Kannada somewhere and copy paste the text in the content box of new post.If you have installed softwares like Baraha and Nudi, life will be much easier. You can type and save your writing at your convenience and publish when you want, by copy pasting the kannada character into blog new post page. (unicode characters can be easily copy pasted under web 2.0 platform...)In case you’re accessing net from a system where you can’t install Baraha or Nudi or don’t want to do that each time, you can make use of web pages which allow you to do that: I like two such pages: One: http://demo.vishalon.net/kannadatypepad.htm or http://www.quillpad.com/kannada/ (both of these support several other regional languages including Hindi, Tamil, Gujarati, Marathi, Telugu etc)(Quillpad has improved a lot in past few months. Now it is possible to type Kannada English combination). Type your content here and then copy paste in blogger. In case you want to save it, send it to your gmail Id by mail.Use this approach whereever you want to put Kannada characters-Orkut scrapbook/comments in other blogs etc..B. You want to change entire blog layout with Kannada Simple. For title, you can consider designing a good banner with blog title, image, description and then save this as a jpg image. From blogger dashboard, nagivate to template-Title, replace tittle with above image. For other places (like to replace comments with “tippani” ಟಿಪ್ಪಣಿ, ಲೇಖಕರು, ವರ್ಗ etc) go to templates-edit the "posts" box, look for place where comments is there and replace it with Kannada word (type them first elsewhere as described in step A above).Hope this helps.Coming soon: SEO for regional language bloggers Note: Certain audio video contents may not appear properly in your mailbox. Pls check the blog for full experience-Shrinidhi Hande | | By: eNidhi - A professional amateur | | |
| | Gmail in 40+ languages | | 2007-08-09 17:02:00 | | The Gmail is available in many language settings. It supports the following languages Arabic, Bulgarian, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Simplified Chinese, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Tagalog, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, UK English, US English, Ukrainian, or Vietnamese.To change the language view in your Gmail account:Click Settings . Select a language from the Gmail display language: drop-down menu in the Language: section. Click Save Changes. But it's important to note that this doesn't affect the language in which your messages are sent and received. Some of the features available in the English setting may not be available when you select another language setting.
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| | Languages to learn to be a Pro Blogger | | 2007-07-27 20:10:06 | | If you have read some of my other articles I have advocated having your own blog on your own webhost. With that ability, comes customization.
Unless you want to shell out a lot of money for a good custom design, you are going to have to learn some web languages to get a [...] | | By: Dollars Blog | | |
| | Google docs and spreadsheet in 10 languages | | 2007-07-25 12:18:00 | | This is My 555th post .I wanted something really cool but didnt get one so . Still this is just ok.Google docs and spreadsheet is now available 10 lainguages .It is availaible in Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Swedish, Czech, Ukrainian, Hungarian, Thai, Vietnamese, and Indonesian.To change your default language, click the "Settings" link from the top right of your document list. This takes the tally to 25 languages.This means that now they know how to say "collaborate" in 25 languages!
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| | SSS 7 - Google developing new languages? | | 2007-07-15 08:16:00 | | I am surprised the fact that Google is developing new languages has not had more media coverage. I only discovered it myself when looking at the new Google translation site.Here is a selection of their language translation options:Chinese (Simplified to Traditional) BETAChinese (Traditional to Simplified) BETAEnglish to Arabic BETAEnglish to Chinese (Simplified) BETAEnglish to Chinese (Traditional) BETAEnglish to FrenchEnglish to GermanEnglish to ItalianEnglish to Japanese BETAEnglish to Korean BETAEnglish to PortugueseEnglish to Russian BETAEnglish to SpanishIt seems rather a waste of time to me. If people have to relearn their language then why does Google not develop just one international one. They could call it GoogleTalk.One of my favorite blogs, Adelaide Green Porridge Café, not only has interesting commentary on life, the universe and everything but humor to boot. Here is but a sample:My iPhone, Granny's iPhoneAsk and You Shall ReceiveFunny High School AnalogiesThe web s | | By: Blogging Sueblimely | | |
| | The Frog Ribbits in Many Languages | | 2007-03-23 03:27:02 | | I was just poking around tonight, trying to decide if it’s bed time or not, when I happened upon the coolest thing I’ve seen in forever. Alta Vista’s Babel Fish. As I’m sure you’re aware, The Babel Fish, as portrayed in Douglas Adams’ Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, is a little fish you stick in your [...] | | By: The Frog Bog | | |
| | Additions to MARC Code List for Languages | | 2006-10-18 19:44:00 | | Additions to MARC Code List for LanguagesThe following codes have been approved for use in the international language code standard, ISO 639-2 (Codes for the Representation of Names of Languages--Part 2: alpha-3 code) and are also being added to the MARC Code List for Languages.New codeLanguage namePreviously codednqoN'Kon/azzaZazan/aSubscribers can anticipate receiving MARC records reflecting these changes in all distribution services no earlier than January 17, 2007.MARC | | By: Catalogablog | | |
| | Code Search Engines: Search Computer Languages Source Codes | | 1970-01-01 07:59:59 | | Search for source codes of any programming languages has been demand since programmers and developers are being gifted 24/7 broadband internet with themselves they now dont have to go all those heavy reference books to page by page.
Among all code searching websites Google once again in search come top in this with its product Google [...] | | By: India Web 2.0 | | |
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