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  • A Dictionary of Slang  - Features an extensive dictionary of English slang and colloquial expressions.
  • Bilingual Family Newsletter  - Quarterly publication for bilingual or multilingual families. Includes subscription information and sample issue.
  • Celtic Voices  - The National Library of Wales presents a virtual museum of Celtic culture, arts, and languages, to reflect the variety of the Library’s collections.
  • Colmcille  - Established to create an interactive community spanning Ireland and Scotland, promoting the use of the Gaelic languages. Describes their projects and community grant scheme.
  • Esperanto Association of Britain  - Dedicated to promoting Esperanto as an international language for communication without discrimination; provides details of courses and learning materials, news and events, and information about their library.
  • IleTec  - Specialists in web design and services, software, and translation services for Gaelic and Welsh; includes a profile, and portfolio of their projects.
  • Mercator Institute  - UK component of a Europe-wide network of universities active in research on lesser-used languages; includes information about their projects, research, resources, and news. Hosted by Aberystwyth University.
  • Plain English Campaign  - Campaigns against gobbledygook, jargon, and misleading public information. Includes details of their annual awards for the best and worst examples of English, and the Crystal Mark seal of approval scheme.
  • Romani Linguistics Site  - A University of Manchester project to explore the linguistics of the Romani language and its dialects; includes details of courses and research, with resources.
  • Septic's Companion  - Provides a guide to British slang with audio pronunciations, along with a selection of humorous rants about British life.
  • The Very Best of British  - Presents an extensive and often humorous look at the differences in language between British English and US English.
 
 
 
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