Modern Indo-European online language lessons, new website translations and open membership to the Association

During the last month and a half, there have been some improvements: We’ve begun a basic language learning project and favoured it over the rest of Indo-European development projects (news, encyclopaedia, texts, etc.). We want to help build a community giving them some basic knowledge, instead of just addressing those who already study (or have Read more about Modern Indo-European online language lessons, new website translations and open membership to the Association[…]

Indo-European language learning and the European Union Lifelong Learning Programme

We received some days ago an informal recommendation (from the Extremadura office in Brussels) to participate in the European Union Lifelong Learning Programme : Languages, to promote the teaching and learning of Indo-European languages and its reconstructed parent language, Proto-Indo-European; that could help us receive European public funds and make our project known outside Spain. Read more about Indo-European language learning and the European Union Lifelong Learning Programme[…]

Indo-European Translator-Dictionary, Indo-European Grammar printed editions, public stats and Google Ads

These are our latest developments following the beginning of the new year: We have eventually published our Indo-European Translator-Dictionary (again) before it works correctly, in a pre-alpha or aleph version. We preferred to face the challenge of possible fatal errors of MySQL and a worse character output (bad UTF encoding) than to wait for months Read more about Indo-European Translator-Dictionary, Indo-European Grammar printed editions, public stats and Google Ads[…]

Indo-European Language History & Maps and other Resources

One of the latest changes made in our websites has been the move of our Indo-European Language Resources‘ weblog to an old subdomain, namely that of the Indo-European Dictionary-Translator, which is now been revised for its use in www.indo-european.info. We expect to post all new resources, and the improvements made to the old ones, in Read more about Indo-European Language History & Maps and other Resources[…]

A Grammar of Modern Indo-European (Printed Edition) – First 200 copies prepared to be freely redistributed

We have received the first 200 books, and we will start sending them to different libraries tomorrow. The editor Imcrea Editorial has worked a press release to be distributed among journalists, which we reproduce here: Report (revised automatic translation): In order to understand each other, the 27 EU member states have to trust the biggest Read more about A Grammar of Modern Indo-European (Printed Edition) – First 200 copies prepared to be freely redistributed[…]

A Grammar of Modern Indo-European: limited copies of the first printed edition

Until recently, we didn’t deem it useful to print our material (but for ISBN and Legal Deposit issues), as our grammar was very simple and the information contained was freely copied and redistributed. However, as our regional community is interested in offering copies of our grammar in their Public Libraries, and they’ve offered some public Read more about A Grammar of Modern Indo-European: limited copies of the first printed edition[…]

Dnghu Adsoqiation, “Language Association”, about to be legally incorporated in Spain

Dnghu Adsoqiation (or “Language Association”, in English), is about to be legally incorporated in Spain under the name Asociación Dnghu. It is not the happiest day for Indo-European Revival Group, as our intention was always to obtain enough funds to create a private Foundation, but it is indeed good news for the future of Indo-European Read more about Dnghu Adsoqiation, “Language Association”, about to be legally incorporated in Spain[…]

Indo-European International Auxiliary Language and other projects

We have decided at Dnghu to modify some resources, as (we think) they were causing people and time to leak out from our most valuable projects. They are: Sindhueuropaiom.org, the Indo-European IAL web portal, which won’t be linked that much from Dnghu’s site. The site was designed to host a different, older and more phonetic Read more about Indo-European International Auxiliary Language and other projects[…]