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Babel Kebab is coming...

Why the name?

Babel is pretty universal.

Kebab is fairly straightforward, also a multilingual noun.

Together they create a Space for skewering together bits and bobs about language from around the Web; remnants of the Tower of Babel. (Different one.)

Whenever I publish a new edition of the Free Language Letter I re-publish it here for many reasons, mainly to bring attention to the Free Language website, but also to offer subscribers here a quick summary of the content I am researching and producing at Free Language. So here goes...

Welcome to the Eighth Edition of The Free Language Letter.

25 new free resources for 12 languages have been added to the site. There are not as many updates as usual because I have been working behind the scenes on the new overview pages for each language.

Quick View of What's Inside

• New! Afrikaans, Arabic, Cantonese and Mandarin Chinese Overview Pages
• Now Available: 34 Languages :)
• New resources for Catalan, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Swedish
• New Social Language Learning Resources
• New News Feeds in Catalan, French, German, Italian, Polish and Spanish
• Featured Resource: Lingro Public Domain Dictionary and Online Translation Tool (and so much more)
• Language Factoid

Direct from Money Flows...

As I was walking through the Grenadian countryside this morning, the idea occurred to me to put together my two (current) main pursuits: language learning and making money online.

So this is a quick post to inform subscribers to watch out for upcoming content in multiple languages about the art of making money on the web. Real money, the kind of money you can live and support a family on.