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Category Archives: sanskrit language
Ram Exhibit on RamTV – นิทรรศการรามออกช่องราม
Ramkhamhaeng has its own TV station which is broadcast in Thailand via satellite. This ran late in June of 2010 and covers topics including my studies at Ram, being a foreigner at Ram and my photo exhibit. Subtitles added my … Continue reading
My interview in the blog “Women learning Thai … and some men too:)”
Catherine Wentworth who runs the fabulously informative blog “Women learning Thai … and some men too:)” just posted this interview with me about studying languages and photography. I’m interested to hear what everyone has to say about it, please pass … Continue reading
Back In School
So I started school back this week, taking five classes which mostly seem pretty fun … in case you’re interested here’s the workload: JA211: Japanese Conversation TH247: Introduction to Readings (seems to teach critical reading and analysis skills, probably not … Continue reading
Updating my Thai / Sanskrit chart … adding Lanna
So I’ve been meaning to update my Thai (ภาษาไทย) -> Devanagari (संस्कृता) chart for a while and three things seemed to collide tonight which made me finally start on it. 1: I have a Spanish final tomorrow which I should … Continue reading
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numbers across languages
there are often similarities between numbers, due in part to the fact that thousands of years ago numbers were the main thing that different populations needed to communicate for trade purposes. i would love to read more on the similarities … Continue reading
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