Linguists need preservation of languages to study human language Indigenous languages can tell us a lot about humanity. But as we are advancing our knowledge, languages are dying out rapidly.
Evolutionary biology can help us understand how language works We can now apply all the modern tools of computational evolutionary biology to answer linguistic questions, such as: how languages change and why they are distributed in the way that they are.
Isolated people in Sweden only stopped using runes 100 years ago In a remote part of Sweden they used runes until just a hundred years ago. The people in the area also speak their own language: Elfdalian.
Fight on to preserve Elfdalian, Sweden's lost forest language OPINION: Secret language has preserved linguistic features that are to be found nowhere else in Scandinavia.
The new face of Nordic profanities Nordic youths don’t swear more than their elders, but they use widely different profanities, a Nordic swearword conference finds.
