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The World Language Channel

by Isabel Seo

If you listen in, you'll find topics ranging from the history of language, the types of most popular language, the dying language problem, communication, and perspectives on language.

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Episodes

  1. Dying Languages Podcast

    Listen in to our latest episode to learn and educate yourselves about a big problem that's happening today! This big problem is that languages are dying too fast and as they die we lose a piece of what we are and who we are.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

If you listen in, you'll find topics ranging from the history of language, the types of most popular language, the dying language problem, communication, and perspectives on language.

HOSTED BY

Isabel Seo

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How many episodes does The World Language Channel have?

The World Language Channel currently has 1 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.

What is The World Language Channel about?

If you listen in, you'll find topics ranging from the history of language, the types of most popular language, the dying language problem, communication, and perspectives on language.

How often does The World Language Channel release new episodes?

The World Language Channel has 1 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

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Who hosts The World Language Channel?

The World Language Channel is created and hosted by Isabel Seo.
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