http://www.phrasebase.com/blog

Lately I haven't had the time to post here anymore. Now, I have even less time. And that is because I'll be posting at the PhraseBase blog.



If you stumbled upon this blog and want to make any comment about it or to simply complain about what was said here, you can reach me at:

Who reads me?

Very few leave a comment. Anyway, as I said from the begining, I am writing this more for me than for someone else. But I find interesting to know what langauge people arriving here have their browser in.
I live in a Spanish speaking country and my browser is in English. It is not in Norwegian only because I am too lazy. But I feel more comfortable with English. The above graph shows the language visitors of this blog use (the last 100, excluding me): English, Spanish, Norwegian, French, Danish, Ukrainian, Korean, Greek, German and Arabic.
Recently, I've had visitors from Turkey and Romania. But the languages spoken there do not show in the graph.
I wonder how that graph would be if I wrote in Spanish or Esperanto.

Turkish survey

I read some blogs. Some are language related, like Osman's Lingulangu. He has interesting material there. The most recent post at Lingulangu is a request to help answering a survey. It is about computer-assisted Turkish learning. If you are learning Turkish, please help him answering it. The questions are about demographic features, internet usage frequencies as well as questions regarding Turkish language learning.
Take the survey here. Thanks!

www.phrasebase.com

If I have had a house on the net, it definitively has to be PhraseBase. I think it is the biggest language-related website. The kindest people I've met online are members of Phrasebase.
I am proud to say I am part of the team working at this website.
If you are looking for a language partner or someone to help you leant a language via email or Skype, this is your option. You also can participate in the active fora they have there.
My profile at PB, here. PB at Wikipedia.
There are some very interesting plans for PB. It'll become a real phenomenon when those plans are materialized. They even have a blog that is worth giving it a look.