In latest issue of the Atlantic, Barbara Walraff offers a novel way to learn new languages: by reading the fine foreign print on clothing tags, cat food packages, product assembly instructions, and other things found around the house. I’m not sure knowing how to say “turbobrush”in Finnish and Greek is all that practical, but I suppose it never hurts in our fields to know as much in as many languages as possible.
Feb15200912:10 pm
How do you say “Please recycle” in Italian?
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