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This is our collection of Articles on anything and everything to do with language learning. The diversity of the authors reflects the diversity of the huitalk community. You will find articles by people of different language abilities and from all backgrounds - everyone has something important to share.

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	Extreme overdue costs latest target for new credit card guidelines	Article
	Author: TamiyaA 26th August 2010 \| 0 comments
On Aug. 22, a year of credit card reform culminated with the enactment of a final set of new credit card rules. The last set... read more
Tags: (English \| Extreme overdue costs latest target for new credit card guidelines)

	Outsourcing telemarketing training in bilingual call centers.	Article
	Author: RichardBlank 4th June 2010 \| 7 comments
http://www.outsourcingtocostarica.com/page_builder.php?page=advanced_telemarketing.php&Lang=EN At Costa Rica's Call Center, we are confident enough in our expertise that we are willing to disclose a sample of our... read more
Tags: (English \| Spanish \| Grammar \| Phonetics \| rhetoric)

	SpeakItAll : The World’s Leading Language Resource	Article
	Author: mattaz 12th June 2008 \| 0 comments
This guide was created for those of you who are head-over-heels in love with languages. Because... read more
Tags: (Arabic \| English \| French \| Spanish \| some fun and free stuff about languages)

	Odd English	Article
	Author: Irina 16th March 2008 \| 39 comments
Another article about how odd English is. I didn't write it, a... read more
Tags: (English \| etymology \| Grammar \| word-formation)

	Is Middle English a Creole?	Article
	Author: Blackkdark 29th December 2007 \| 12 comments
A term paper from my class: Social and Cultural Foundations of Linguistic Anthropology. If you have any comments or questions, feel free... read more
Tags: (Anglo-saxon \| Creole \| English \| French \| German \| Germanic \| Low German \| Middle English \| Norman French \| Old English \| Old French \| Britian \| England \| Normandy \| Creolization \| Is Middle English a Creole? \| Middle English \| Old English)

	Low German	Article
	Author: Blackkdark 15th December 2007 \| 11 comments
This is my final paper for the class I took: The History of the German Language. "You... read more
Tags: (Low German \| Niederdeutsch \| Niedersakisch \| Denmark \| Germany \| Netherlands \| Sweden \| High German Consonant Shift \| High German Sound Shift \| Low German)

	Language Families Part 2	Article
	Author: Blackkdark 16th October 2007 \| 0 comments
So, if all these languages are so closely related, why do they vary so much, even within a family? Well, the reason for that lies... read more
Tags: (Afro-Asiatic \| Celtic \| Germanic \| Indo-European \| Romance \| Slavic \| Language evolution \| Language families)

	Language Families Part 1	Article
	Author: Blackkdark 9th September 2007 \| 0 comments
Languages are grouped together by other languages which are similar to them. In essence, the languages have similar properties in grammar, lexicon (vocabulary), and sometimes... read more
Tags: (Afro-Asiatic \| Celtic \| Germanic \| Indo-European \| Romance \| Slavic \| Language evolution \| Language families)

	Advanced Grammar Topics: Word Order (Basic Syntax)	Article
	Author: Blackkdark 15th July 2007 \| 7 comments
The Linguistic term dealing with word order structures is Syntax. I won't go into detail as to linguistic syntax and what that encompasses, but rather... read more
Tags: (English \| German \| Irish \| Italian \| Latin \| Russian \| Spanish \| Syntax \| Word Order)

	Advanced Grammar Topics: Grammatical Cases Part 3	Article
	Author: Blackkdark 11th July 2007 \| 2 comments
In a previous article, I wrote about the four more essential noun cases. Here, I will talk about some of the more advanced ones. ... read more
Tags: (Finnish \| Hungarian \| Irish \| Latin \| Polish \| Russian \| Turkish \| Declensions)