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- [Guide to the Oxford French MLAT](https://linguatute.com/guide-to-the-oxford-french-mlat/) - If you’re applying to study French at Oxford, you’re probably aware that the application process for this differs to that of most other universities, as it requires some additional steps. One of these is the Modern Languages Admissions Test (MLAT). There’s lots of general information on Oxford’s website about this, but there isn’t really anything language specific,
- [Etymology: Identifying English words from Latin and Ancient Greek](https://linguatute.com/etymology-identifying-english-words-from-latin-and-ancient-greek/) - The Linguistic Origins of English English is a member of the world’s largest language family, Indo-European. It belongs to the subdivision of the Germanic, and even more specifically, the West Germanic languages, meaning it is most closely related to German and Dutch. However, only 26% of English is of Germanic origin. The remainder of the
- [Why you should do your year abroad in Uruguay](https://linguatute.com/why-you-should-do-your-year-abroad-in-uruguay/) - Maia Walker argues that Uruguay, with its vibrant culture, delicious food and sweeping beaches, is the ideal year abroad destination.
- [Year Abroad Survival Guide](https://linguatute.com/year-abroad-survival-guide/) - Imagine this: having traversed land and sea, you arrive in a foreign land. The culture, laws, language, are all (somewhat) unknown, and the place and people you call home are nowhere to be seen, as they continue to live their lives, in spite of your absence. Left all alone, you must fend for yourself. Is
- [The Declining Status of Modern Language Study in The UK](https://linguatute.com/the-declining-status-of-modern-language-study/) - Maia Walker discusses the reasons for the declining popularity of Modern Language study in the UK, arguing that we must continue to highlight the personal enrichment, cultural understanding and economic growth afford by language-learning.
- [A New Genre of Russian Literature](https://linguatute.com/a-new-genre-of-russian-literature/) - Russian 'Z' literature, a concerning literary phenomenon which has emerged over the last few years, is coming to the fore due to the popularity of its war-mongering rhetoric and the way in which it influences young men.
- [Four Female Latin American Authors That You Should Read](https://linguatute.com/four-female-latin-american-authors-that-you-should-read/) - Maia Walker suggests four female Latin American authors who she argues are changing the contemporary literary landscape.
- [An Introduction to Elfriede Jelinek's Writing](https://linguatute.com/an-introduction-to-elfriede-jelineks-writing/) - Elfriede Jelinek won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2004 “for her musical flow of voices and counter-voices in novels and plays that with extraordinary linguistic zeal reveal the absurdity of society’s clichés and their subjugating power.” However, her works have been met with mixed reactions; many critics dismiss them as little more than quasi-philosophical musings, fused
- [Ukrainian: A Language of Resistance](https://linguatute.com/ukrainian-a-language-of-resistance/) - Ukrainian is a language which has been historically overshadowed by Russian for centuries. In fact, as long ago as the 17th century, the Russian diaspora has continually attempted to suppress and eradicate the language, as a part of their attempts to destroy Ukrainian national identity. However, it has also become more recently clear that Ukrainian
- [Effective Language Learning: Evaluating Hidden Gems of Online Language Resources](https://linguatute.com/effective-language-learning-evaluating-hidden-gems-of-online-language-resources/) - This article will give you a select choice of resources for languages, with a particular focus on Mandarin Chinese, which should fit in with your daily habits and help you on your journey towards language mastery.
- [A Guide To Translation: Obstacles And How To Approach Them](https://linguatute.com/a-guide-to-translation-obstacles-and-how-to-approach-them/) - Translating can be both enriching and frustrating, a double-edged sword. Since it is almost impossible to create the ‘perfect’ translation, because there are always arguments for and against the choice of a certain word, this article is intended as a guide to crafting considerate and thoughtful translations. General advice to consider before you start to
- [𐐔𐐯𐑅𐐨𐑉𐐯𐐻 (Deseret): The Forgotten English Alphabet](https://linguatute.com/𐐼𐐯𐑅𐐨𐑉𐐯𐐻-deseret-the-forgotten-english-alphabet/) - The Deseret Alphabet was a writing system, proposed and developed by the Mormon Pioneers of the Latter-day Saints (LDS) Church, to replace the Latin Alphabet and thereby reform English writing. The name ‘Deseret’ comes from its birthplace, the town Deseret in Millard County, Utah, which itself is named from the Book of Mormon. In the
- [Part One: Suggested Reading for Oxbridge German Applicants](https://linguatute.com/part-1-suggested-wider-reading-for-oxbridge-german-applicants/) - Your personal statement is crucial for your university application, allowing you to showcase your passion for Modern Languages and stand out from other applicants. Engaging in wider reading and extracurricular activities related to Modern Languages can help make you a competitive candidate. Literature holds particular importance in Oxbridge universities, so demonstrating an interest in it highlights
- [Part One: Suggested Reading For Oxbridge Spanish Applicants](https://linguatute.com/part-one-suggested-reading-for-spanish-oxbridge-applicants/) - Crafting a compelling personal statement plays a vital role in your university application since it gives you the chance to demonstrate your love of modern languages and distinguish yourself from other candidates. You can stand out as a candidate by participating in extracurricular language activities and reading more widely outside of lessons. Literature holds a
- [Part Two: Suggested Reading For Oxbridge German Applicants](https://linguatute.com/part-two-suggested-wider-reading-for-oxbridge-german-applicants/) - Your personal statement is an essential part of your university application as it gives you the chance to stand out from other applicants and demonstrate your enthusiasm for modern languages. You can stand out as a candidate by participating in extracurriculars related to modern languages and exploring a wide range of texts in the target
- [Language and Cognition](https://linguatute.com/language-and-cognition/) - The human ability to communicate through language is truly astounding. It begs the question of why no other animal species can communicate as humans can, and the study of language, alongside psychology, can point us towards evidence why other animals might not possess similar linguistic capabilities. Comparisons with apes have provided promising theories of language,
- [Loanwords: Helpful or Harmful?](https://linguatute.com/loanwords-helpful-or-harmful/) - A loanword is a word which has been adopted from another language, although this process is often much more permanent than its name would suggest. Even the word “loanword” is a calque of the German “Lehnwort”; the original term is a combination of “lehnen” (to borrow, to lend) and “wort” (word), and this has been
- [Reading The World: The Importance of Literature ](https://linguatute.com/reading-the-world-the-importance-of-literature/) - Studying literature is a key part of modern languages degrees at both Oxford and Cambridge. Although at first glance this focus may not seem as practical as learning about the history or politics of the countries in which a language is spoken, reading novels, plays, and poetry offers an opportunity for intellectual development which goes
- [Beyond Words: The Perfection of Hangul Orthography](https://linguatute.com/beyond-words-the-perfection-of-hangul-orthography/) - The current writing system of Hangul (한글) in South Korea, or Chosŏn’gŭl (조선글) in North Korea, is a writing system invented to represent the specific sounds and grammatical nuances of the Korean language that the previous use of classical Chinese Hanja (漢字) failed to adequately express. Hangul was created in the 15th century by King
- [Symbols of Identity: The Role of the Hangul Writing System in Korean History](https://linguatute.com/symbols-of-identity-the-role-of-the-hangul-writing-system-in-korean-history/) - Hangul (한글), the Korean writing system, stands as a powerful symbol of Korean identity and culture as a result of its survival and perseverance in the face of recurrent political suppression. Its history begins with, and remains today, a testament to the strength Korean national identity. From its beginnings as a writing system created purely
- [Chinese Idioms and Their Origins: Reading Beyond the Characters](https://linguatute.com/chinese-idioms-and-their-origins-reading-beyond-the-characters/) - Chengyu (成语; chéngyǔ ) are an extremely important and interesting component of the Chinese language. Literally translating to ‘[already] formed speech’, these (mostly) four-character phrases succinctly summarise traditional pearls of wisdom, moral lessons and experiences from literature or history, and are often used by native speakers. Often referred to in English as ‘idioms’, this particular
- [The Importance of Incorporating African Literature into Portuguese Studies](https://linguatute.com/african-lusophone-literature-in-syllabuses/) - The beauty of reading is that it transports you into another world, sometimes reviving the past, other times reflecting the present or even predicting a future. We read to see humans and their instincts, which are relatable and often flawed. Though teachers are working on developing syllabuses to be more inclusive to wider readers, there
- [Linguistics at Oxford: a first-year overview](https://linguatute.com/linguistics-at-oxford-a-first-year-overview/) - Linguistics is the scientific study of language, the behaviour that sets humans apart from all other animals. It has a short history of scholarship compared to other disciplines, meaning many aspects of linguistics have come into existence relatively recently, and new innovations are being made all the time. Because it is offered at very few
- [Do You Need To “Read To Succeed” At Oxbridge Language Interviews?](https://linguatute.com/do-you-need-to-read-to-succeed-at-oxbridge-language-interviews/) - The Oxbridge interview process inspires awe–and fear–in many applicants, but there are a number of accessible and fun ways to prepare for interviews which will help to alleviate your worries and elevate your application from good to excellent. Sometimes the literary focus of an Oxbridge Medieval and Modern Languages (MML) degree leads applicants to believe
- [Gender Inclusive Language Toys With Tradition: Spotlight On French And German](https://linguatute.com/gender-inclusive-language-toys-with-tradition-spotlight-on-french-and-german/) - One of the most polemic debates surrounding European languages today revolves around gender. As the visibility of gender queer individuals increases, so too does the pressure from linguistic activists to adapt our spoken and written language to be more inclusive. French and German neopronouns explained In English, the pronoun “they” is commonly used to refer
- [Film and Literature: A New Approach To The Personal Statement](https://linguatute.com/film-and-literature-a-new-approach-to-the-personal-statement/) - Thinking outside the box for the personal statement ‘Standing out’ is often a phrase used when referring to writing a personal statement for the universities of Oxford and Cambridge – but how do you stand out from the sea of Modern Languages applicants? One option that you might not have considered before is watching films.
- [Why we need to update how we teach Latin](https://linguatute.com/why-we-need-to-update-how-we-teach-latin/) - Amo, amas, amat, amamus, amatis, amant. If you journeyed back about 70 years to a beginners Latin class , you would likely hear something akin to this being chanted. It’s part of what is known as rote-learning, a memorisation technique based on repeating words aloud – while effective, it has come to be associated among
- [Welsh: A Language Revived](https://linguatute.com/welsh-a-language-revived/) - One of the first things that greets me as I journey on my way home from Oxford to Wales is the sign, ‘Croeso i Gymru’ (welcome to Wales) – it’s one of many bilingual signs which line Wales’s roads and streets, bearing the Welsh first, English second. This seemingly inconspicuous sign is symbolic of years
- [Xiaolu Guo](https://linguatute.com/xiaolu-guo/) - Xiaolu Guo (郭小橹) is a Chinese-born British writer and filmmaker. An award-winning creative, Guo’s work is renowned for captivating narratives that detail the pains of overcoming cultural boundaries and traversing complexities of identity. Guo’s unique perspective, which she explores in her works, arises from her own experiences of living across continents. Her works cover topics
- [Marie NDiaye: Daring Story-Telling On Screen, Stage and Page](https://linguatute.com/marie-ndiaye-daring-story-telling-on-screen-stage-and-page/) - Marie NDiaye was born on 4th June 1967 in Pithiviers, France, to a French mother and Senegalese father, who left his family to return to Senegal when NDiaye was a toddler. She began writing at a young age and published her first novel, Quant au riche avenir, before she had left school.
- [The epic instinct: examining Beowulf, the Epic of Gilgamesh and the Ramayana](https://linguatute.com/the-epic-instinct-examining-beowulf-the-epic-of-gilgamesh-and-theramayana/) - Why do we tell stories? This question has occupied literary scholars, historians, and authors alike for centuries. One approach to finding an answer has been to study epic poetry, which has been defined by as ‘an extensive poem…that [examines] a pivotal epoch in the past of a particular people, and that endures because it both
- [A Guide To Wider Reading For Oxbridge Language Applicants [PART ONE]](https://linguatute.com/how-to-read-around-your-subject/) - A 2-part series for Oxbridge language applicants PART ONE: THE BASICS Wider reading is an integral part of the Oxbridge application process. It demonstrates a genuine interest in the subject you are applying to study, showing the interviewer that you have gone out of your way – and out of the curriculum’s way – to
- [Oxford Language Degree: A Tale of Two Faculties](https://linguatute.com/oxford-language-degree-a-tale-of-two-faculties/) - Katie Kessler compares her experience of studying Japanese within the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies to studying European Languages at the University of Oxford. If you’re thinking of studying a language degree at Oxford, there are two potential destinations for you: the Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages (MML), responsible for all European language study,
- [A Guide To Wider Reading For Oxbridge Language Applicants [PART TWO]](https://linguatute.com/modern-languages-a-guide-to-wider-reading-for-oxbridge-applicants-part-two/) - PART TWO: BECOMING THE PERFECT OXBRIDGE CANDIDATE Continuing our discussion of wider reading, this post outlines some further ideas on how you can use extra-curricular reading to enrich your application to study languages at Oxbridge. Linguistics Linguistics is an overarching, umbrella term for a few different academic fields, including:Phonology – the study of sound systems
- [Music and Linguistics: Leonard Bernstein's Approach to Music Through a Linguistic Framework](https://linguatute.com/music-and-linguistics-leonard-bernsteins-approach-to-music-through-a-linguistic-framework/) - Leonard Bernstein Leonard Bernstein is one of the most significant composers and conductors of the 20th century, best-known for his Broadway hit Westside Story. After studying music at Harvard and Curtis, Bernstein eventually went on to assume the Charles Eliot Norton Professor of Poetry at the university in 1972. The following year, he presented a
- [The UK Linguistics Olympiad: Is It For You?](https://linguatute.com/the-uk-linguistics-olympiad-is-it-for-you/) - Are you interested in languages? Do you like puzzles? Would you like the chance to win a medal in a national competition? If you answered ‘yes’ to all of the above, then the UKLO may be the perfect blend for you! The United Kingdom Linguistics Olympiad (UKLO) is a language-analysis competition open to all school-age students of
- [International Idioms: You Say 'Tomato,' I say 'Shrimp Sandwich.'](https://linguatute.com/international-idioms-you-say-tomato-i-say-shrimp-sandwich/) - What are idioms and where do they come from? Whether you use idioms around the clock or just once in a blue moon, it’s no secret that they can be utterly bananas. We often don’t notice how strange they can be until we are asked to explain or translate them. Have you ever had to
- [How to Analyse Texts in an Oxbridge Interview](https://linguatute.com/how-to-analyse-texts-in-an-oxbridge-interview/) - Both Oxford and Cambridge place a heavy emphasis on the importance of literature in their Modern Languages degrees. Therefore, as an Oxbridge applicant you should be prepared to answer questions during your interviews about the literary texts you have mentioned in your personal statement. This article will guide you through five common Oxbridge literature interview questions,
- [Elvis Has Left The Chamber: What Is Lost And Gained When Translating Harry Potter](https://linguatute.com/elvis-has-left-the-chamber-what-is-lost-and-gained-when-translating-harry-potter/) - The Trials and Tribulations of Translating Harry Potter Literature aimed at the younger reader often has deceptively complex language, as it tends to rely on word-play, puns and humour – all of which are intrinsically tied to the rules of the original language and its cultural conventions. Jokes drawing on homophones and cultural inside-jokes can
- [Lost And Found: Traces Of A Mother Tongue](https://linguatute.com/lost-and-found-traces-of-a-mother-tongue/) - The language we are exposed to in infancy – and perhaps even in utero – have a profound impact on our linguistic capabilities, as exhibited in a 2014 study of Chinese adoptees in Canada. A 2014 study conducted by the University of Washington, ‘Mapping the unconscious maintenance of a lost first language’, showed that internationally
- [Oxford Admissions Tests: A Quick Guide To The LAT (Language Aptitude Test)](https://linguatute.com/oxford-admissions-tests-a-quick-guide-to-the-lat-language-aptitude-test/) - What is the LAT (Language Aptitude Test)? One of the most famous and unique Oxbridge admissions tests is Oxford’s Language Aptitude Test, which is effectively a linguistic challenge where applicants are given short examples from an artificial language, and asked to translate sentences of increasing length and difficulty from and into this invented language in
- [The Schwa As A Symbol Of Gender Inclusivity In Modern Italian](https://linguatute.com/the-schwa-as-a-symbol-of-gender-inclusivity-in-modern-italian/) - In recent years, the need for gender-inclusive language has risen throughout many cultures, as seen in the widespread use of the 3rd person singular “they” and “them” in English. Italian, however, has opted to introduce an unfamiliar sound – the schwa – to determine gender-inclusive nouns. The Schwa There is a sound familiar to so
- [On The Border Between Language and Dialect](https://linguatute.com/on-the-border-between-language-and-dialect/) - There is a wealth of popular linguistic articles in print and online that claim to systematically explain what is meant by the terms, “language” and “dialect”. Many opt for the neat conclusion that a language is written and codified as well as spoken (standard), whereas a dialect is merely spoken (vernacular). But such dictionary-clinging definitions
- [Entangled Etymologies: Separating Fact From Fiction](https://linguatute.com/entangled-etymologies/) - If you pick up a baby name book while browsing the shelves of a charity shop, you are likely to come across slapdash etymological work. Whether it’s claiming that Claudia comes not from claudus (‘lame’) but from clausura (‘closure’), or confusing the etymologies of Helen and Eleanor, these books sell names to prospective parents –

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