The New York Times

How England changed their culture and restored a long-lost sense of identity

This article has been updated as part of our Euro 2024 and Copa America coverage, after originally being published in 2021. The word is “whakapapa”. It comes from the Maori language and it is about ...
The Conversation

History shows that Britain has always been multilingual

Lindy Brady does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their ...
Washington Examiner

Polish is 2nd most-spoken language in England

LONDON (AP) — Polish is England’s second language, according to statistics published Wednesday, a dramatic illustration of the wave of immigration that has brought nearly 1 million Eastern Europeans ...
The New York Times

Church of England Considers Gender-Neutral Language for God

The church said that God was neither male nor female and has asked a commission to explore how that is reflected in its services. By Amanda Holpuch The Church of England is considering whether to use ...
The Conversation

Linguistics could make language learning more relevant – and attractive – for school pupils

Jonathan Kasstan receives funding from the British Academy. Michelle Sheehan receives funding from The British Academy and The Leverhulme Trust. Anna D. Havinga does not work for, consult, own shares ...