Metaglossia: The Translation World

Recently, the Turkish state took a decision to designate Kurdish language as an elective course, as part of their drive to rekindle the stagnated "Kurdish Opening". This decision will implement in coordination with the Institute of Living Languages at Mardin Artuklu University.
The Kurdish Globe was able to interview Professor Dr. Kadri Yildirim, the Director of the Institute of Living Languages. He is a professor of Arabic literature and language, whose research has specialized in the works of Kurdish classic literature. In addition, he has considerable works in the Kurdish and Turkish languages in relation to Ahmad-i Khani.

Globe: How long are your ongoing efforts in relation to the Kurdish language at the University of Mardin Artuklu? Would you give us information about the level of studies?

In Hindi films from the ‘70s till the late ‘80s, the new-bahu-of-the-house made it her job to dismiss traditions.

Débat : "la langue maternelle comme outil de développement"
Vendredi 4 mai à la délégation de la culture de Bonanjo à 15h.
C’est sur ce thème que sera centré le débat. Intervenants : Pr Carl Ebobissé : typologie ethnique et importance de l'enseignement de la langue maternelle dans le système éducatif camerounais, Pr Héléne Ntonè : rôle de l'université dans la production des activités culturelles, M. Valère Epée : place de la culture Sawa dans le patrimoine, M. Mayi Ongla : rôle des pouvoirs publics dans la promotion de la langue maternelle au Camerounais.