"language" blog posts

Literature in Language Learning ConferenceLLLconference

Literature in Language Learning Conference

How can we use songs and poetry in the language classroom? How can creative writing workshops help second language learners? What are the ethical implications of bringing literature to the language class? These were just a few of the questions addressed at the Literature in Language Learning Conference, which took place at the University of Liverpool, on 14 June 2019.

Posted on: 5 July 2019

Sylwia's Erasmus adventure in Liverpool

Sylwia's Erasmus adventure in Liverpool

My name is Sylwia, and I’m a French student in \"Langues Etrangères Appliquées\" (Applied Languages English and German with a focus on Law, Economy and Literature) from Sorbonne-Université. My taste for adventure led me to do my Erasmus year abroad at the University of Liverpool where I study International Business and German with a specialisation in marketing to prepare me for my future Master’s.

Posted on: 14 May 2019

Language Stories in Liverpool — Portuguese

Language Stories in Liverpool — Portuguese

Languages Stories in Liverpool is a new project set up to highlight the broad spectrum of international languages and cultures in our great city. Sarah Blohm, Juliet Boardman, Hannah Bone, Olivia Phillips uncover Liverpool's relationship with the Portuguese culture.

Posted on: 8 May 2019

How language and immigration are connected, and why we should careA beach with blue sky

How language and immigration are connected, and why we should care

Both in the UK and Europe, immigration is at the forefront of many of today’s political debates. Immigration and language are inextricably tied: For immigrants, knowing the language of their new community can play an important role in their ability to fully participate in day to day life.

Posted on: 21 September 2017