Side Note: I could not find Hindustani on the Google Translator, but I did find that the language is based from two different languages - Hindi and Urdu. I substituted the way these languages write the phrase for the Hindustani section.
A blog where I can "chitter chatter" about the connections between the study of New Media and of English.
Thursday, February 12, 2015
English for New Media Project Done!
I just finished pulling together my English for New Media Text Project. I decided to do a little video showing how the top ten languages used around the world write the phrase "English for New Media". You can either watch the video here from YouTube, or you can follow the "Check it out!" link that will take you to Wideo, where the video was originally created.
Side Note: I could not find Hindustani on the Google Translator, but I did find that the language is based from two different languages - Hindi and Urdu. I substituted the way these languages write the phrase for the Hindustani section.
Side Note: I could not find Hindustani on the Google Translator, but I did find that the language is based from two different languages - Hindi and Urdu. I substituted the way these languages write the phrase for the Hindustani section.
Labels:
arabic,
bengali,
english,
english for new media,
french,
hindustani,
languages,
mandarin,
mayal,
portuguese,
russian,
spanish,
student project,
text
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