Columbia LRC

Sato Moughalian and Ryan Nazari join Said & Done to discuss the history of the Armenian language and its people, and why they have decided to study this Armenian at Columbia. #armenian #columbia #columbiauniversity #polyglot #languagelearning youtu.be/Aq4z0p1ZT04

🎧 New episode of Said & Done: On Music and Language. Columbia SIPA MA student Denzell Ivery shares how improvisation and musical thinking have shaped his approach to learning Turkish, Russian, Azerbaijani, and Hungarian. #polyglot #columbia #language youtu.be/GWlJDgebCyg

Leyre Alejaldre Biel speaks about her Intermediate Spanish course, Afrolatinas en Estados Unidos. It centers the voices of Afrolatina women, as students research & learn about members of this community. youtube.com/watch?v=Lc680X… #polyglot #languagelearning #columbia #spanish

Emma Kaneira (BC ’25) talks about learning Sinhala at Columbia through the Shared Course Initiative, receiving a Fulbright, and how it all connects to her future in law. Listen now → youtu.be/VDir8SapgbE #Barnard #Columbia #cornell #Fulbright #LanguageLearning #polyglot

In this episode of Said & Done, Francisca Aguiló Mora talks about how the Climate Humanities can play a central role in the second language (L2) classroom #climate #language #polyglot #columbia #columbiauniversity #spanish youtube.com/watch?v=httC8l…

Ever wondered how to tackle Mandarin’s tricky tones or perfect your stroke order? In our latest podcast, Ling Yan & Yike Li from share how their First Year Chinese Learning Hub simplifies these key fundamentals. youtu.be/trl-j5ulOLw?fe… #columbia #chinese #languagelearning

TESOL & World Language teaching share a mission but differ in approach. In the latest Said & Done, Kim Edmunds explores pronunciation, culture, motivation & tech in both fields. 🎧 Listen → youtu.be/WQ_z04Q43BM #TESOL #ESL #TEFL #WorldLanguages #LanguageLearning #Podcast

🎙️ New Episode: How to Be Polite in Javanese 🇮🇩✨ Javanese has a unique system of speech levels that shape social interactions. From Ngoko (informal) to Krama (polite), we break it down and explore regional differences. Tune in now! 🎧👇 #langtwt #polyglot youtu.be/DhnGFf1DUGI?fe…

Benjamin Williams, a junior at Columbia, shares his passion for languages (German, French, Italian, Ancient Greek), collaborating with Francophone asylum seekers, and volunteering at Afrikana to support newcomers #langtwt #polyglot #columbia youtu.be/ZWg4StryFiAMeet

✨ Literature fans & translation nerds—this one’s for you! ✨ In this new episode of Said & Done, Michael F. Moore talks about the art of translation and how he brought Manzoni's Betrothed into English #langtwt #polyglot #translation #columbia youtu.be/94j-3B-rja4

🗳️ Election Day listen! 🎧 Check out the latest episode of Said & Done with Prof. Wynnie Lamour-Quansah as she explores the powerful history of Haitian Creole – its origins, revolutionary roots, & language use today. 🇭🇹 #haiti #electionday #columbia #nyu youtube.com/watch?v=ocGY2P…

Nelleke Van Deusen-Scholl, a sociolinguist and former director of the Yale Center for Language Study, speaks about heritage language learning and the transformative effect that language study can have on people's lives. youtube.com/watch?v=SChMpi… #languagelearning #yale #columbia

Angelika Kraemer shares her journey to becoming a scholar and language professional. We also discuss "language communication" - how to reach and inspire students with a strong message about the value of language learning. #languages #columbia #cornell youtube.com/watch?v=8p1juB…

Wesley Doucette talks about what was easy and what was difficult about learning Turkish, and details his experiences with taking Ottoman Turkish at Columbia in addition to Modern Turkish. #turkish #türkiye #languages #columbia #columbiauniversity youtube.com/watch?v=nKQiTa…

Dave Malinowski, professor of #linguistics and #language development, talks about linguistic landscape (LL) on the latest episode of the #Columbia LRC podcast. #languages #languagelearning #columbiauniversity #sanjosestateuniversity #linguisticlandscape youtube.com/watch?v=zHdYPC…

Fransha Dace talks about the relationship between climate and language, and how learning Swahili helped her to conduct climate research in Chicago and Dar es Salaam #climate #climatechange #language #languagelearning #columbia #yale youtube.com/watch?v=wjpsmL…

To celebrate the newly-released book, "Language City: The Fight to Preserve Endangered Mother Tongues in New York," we revisit a conversation with author Ross Perlin from 2022. #language #languages #columbia #columbiauniversity youtube.com/watch?v=j6dWso…

Liam Liesanggoro discusses how the connection between language and sports, and how playing sports can be a good way for a person studying or living abroad to engage with others and become part of a community. #language #sports #columbia #indonesian youtube.com/watch?v=wPHWYF…

Timi Odunjo speaks about studying Yoruba at Columbia and the cinematic traditions that have inspired him to become a filmmaker. He also discusses his first film, a documentary titled Ballet U. #yoruba #languagelearning #columbia #columbiauniversity #ballet youtube.com/watch?v=c1wULH…

Richard R. speaks about his journey to and within Tibetan Buddhism, and the central role that the Tibetan language has played in his religious practice and in his life over the past several decades. #buddhism #tibetan #columbia #columbiauniversity youtube.com/watch?v=RjFR_s…