Linguistically Speaking : topic:Links

Dry as a Dead Dingo's Donger

si1ja — 2007-05-22T20:02:00Z

How Aussie are you?

Test your OZ-Q with a (very authentic) Aussie Quiz.

You might even learn some useful expressions (cf. title)! ;-)

BBC World Book Club

dlandert — 2006-06-30T10:04:00Z

Ich bin ja ein grosser Fan von Web-Radio. Hab da grad einen tollen Fund gemacht, kennt ihr diese Seite?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/programmes/world_book_club.shtml

Zukunftssuche

si1ja — 2006-06-21T08:24:00Z

Kleiner Tipp: Die Uni Basel hat eine interessante Liste im Bereich

Berufe für LinguistInnen,

wobei auch sonst einige interessante Bewerbungstipps zu finden sind.

Fernsehkonsumverhaltensgestörtheit

si1ja — 2006-03-07T07:38:25Z

Have a look at this article!

http://www.unipublic.unizh.ch/magazin/wirtschaft/2006/2011.html

The 100 Best First Lines of Novels

barbara... — 2006-01-31T19:50:15Z

http://www.litline.org/ABR/100bestfirstlines.html

An interesting compilation - though I don't really think the Moby Dick-opening deserves the first rank, there are many others I prefer (n. 2 would certainly be among the top openings for me).

The list also makes good exam preparation - quite a lot of these books are on the reading list, so you can check how many you recognize ;-)

And as a good way to recall all the books, we could compile our own list for the exam stuff!

online dix

silja (imported by barbara...) — 2005-11-25T06:05:00Z

hey! en tip:

www.thefreedictionary.com

isch mega praktisch, v.a. für teilwiis veralteti wörter & d ussprach vo dene (sind ja hüfig nid im dix).