The English language is full of words with origins in Greek mythology. How has the Greek language influenced English? Credit: jovike, Flickr, CC BY 2.0 Imagine for a moment human history as a river, ...

If you have applied for one of our undergraduate programmes, or received an offer, you can meet our language requirements in the following ways: • You are a national of Canada or one of the UKVI list ...

Daily haiku selections from around the world for the English edition of the oldest daily newspaper in Japan. Go to Haiku Submission Form Go to Haiku in English Archives Haiku in English FAQ ...

But once you understand how and when to use "a," "an," and "the," your English will sound much more natural and accurate. Let's explore how these articles work, with examples to guide you.

Language should be a medium of unity, not a tool of discord. English, like all Indian languages, must be valued for its integrative potential, not vilified for its past.

Before entering any negotiation, it's crucial to recognize your value within the organization. Understand the impact of your strategic communications work—how it drives the company's objectives ...

Tagalog The Filipino language was prevalent in California, Hawaii and Nevada, where it was the second-most popular non-English tongue. Nevada has more than 590,000 Tagalog speakers, making it the ...

Amid a simmering language row, Union Home Minister Amit Shah opened another front by asserting that those who speak English in the country would soon feel ashamed. Speaking at a book launch event, the ...

Workplace toxic behavior, be it passive aggression, undermining, or relentless negativity can quietly erode your confidence ...

Reprint: R1409D Language pervades every aspect of organizational life. Yet leaders of global organizations—where unrestricted multilingualism can create friction—often pay too little attention ...

4 Assertive Language Use assertive communication when discussing your work. Assertive language is direct yet respectful, helping you to state your case without being aggressive or passive.

I’m deeply grateful for what the English left us: language, education, infrastructure, and governance. Thanks to that, I could come to the US, excel, and live my dream.