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Top 100 Language Blogs 2010 starts today – Nominate your favourite blog!

Apr 27th, 2010 | By | Category: Language Blog Toplist

UPDATE: Nominations are closed. Vote for your favorite blog here!

Check all nominated blogs per category here:

Language Learning
Language Technology
Language Professionals
Language Teaching

We can hardly believe that one year has passed already. How time flies! After our competitions in 2008 and 2009 we are starting our third annual Top 100 Language Blogs competition today. As always, it will be hosted by the bab.la language portal and the Lexiophiles language blog. Once again we ask you, our fellow bloggers and language enthusiasts, to help us find the best 100 language blogs for 2010.

If you know a great blog related to languages you have come to the right place! The blogs you nominate can be about learning a language, tips on how to learn a language, language teaching, commenting on translations, presenting new language learning technologies or blogs by professional translators. There are no boundaries set as long as languages are involved. Our aim is to find the best language-loving bloggers on the web.

The nominations for The Top 100 Language Blogs 2010 are now open until May 11 23:59 hours German time. Nominate your favourite blog by sending an e-mail with the blog’s URL to priscila (at) bab (dot) la or just leave a comment below.

You have the chance to get to know new and interesting language blogs and the bloggers have the opportunity to gain a whole new group of readers. There are also some nice prizes for the winners!

The deadline to submit your favourite blog is Tuesday May 11, so hurry up! After the nominations phase you will be able to vote for your favorite blog. Results will be announced on May 28. If you’d like to know more about how the competition is run please visit our how the competition works article. If you have any further questions just ask priscila (at) bab (dot) la.

The official hash tag is #tlb2010.

Good luck!

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  1. Hello again Priscilla!
    I’ve been looking forward to this year’s round :D Since mine is going through automatically, I’d like to recommend a few not on last year’s list that I’ve been enjoying:

    http://www.fluenteveryyear.com/ <– Randy tries to learn a new language every year, gives great analysis of how the components of particular languages work

    http://www.streetsmartlanguagelearning.com/ <– A multilingual lawyer breaks down the process involved in speaking languages based on his own experience

    http://ielanguages.com/blog/ <– Interesting blog about life in France and particular ways to learn French and other languages

    There are actually a bunch of other fantastic ones, but I'm sure they'll appear here soon!

  2. These are great =)

    http://www.transparent.com/language-resources/blogs.html

  3. http://thelinguist.blogs.com/

    http://www.alljapaneseallthetime.com/blog/

    http://www.phrasemix.com/
    PhraseMix.com teaches advanced English that you can use in the real world, not just on a test. Don’t learn grammar and vocabulary separately; learn them at the same time by memorizing common phrases.

  4. I love How To Learn Swedish In 1000 difficult lessons: http://francisstrand.blogspot.com/

  5. How about this one:

    http://www.letstalklang.blogspot.com

  6. Certainly one of the best :-)

    http://www.altalang.com/beyond-words/

  7. http://www.zachary-jones.com

    His Actualidades! Blogueando para aprender website has been amazing!

  8. It’s not mentioned that only English blogs are accepted, so I would like to mention these in Russian:

    * http://festivalo.ru/ — is basically about the St. Petersburg Language Festival, with texts about the languages presented at the event.

    * http://lingvomania.info — is a collection of facts on languages, language policy, language learning, language diversity and related topics. It has its twitter account, not just announcing new posts, at @za_jazyk (that is ambiguous for Russian “for the sake of language” or “about language”).

    * http://amikeco.ru — a personal blog, telling about personal experience in learning Bulgarian, Esperanto, Finnish, French and Ossetic.

    * http://www.lingvotutor.ru — helping to learn English and German words, this site also contains interviews with polyglots http://www.lingvotutor.ru/tag/poligloty

  9. Here are a few of my favorites:

    Actualidades
    http://zachary-jones.com/spanish/

    Voices en Español
    http://spanish-podcast.com/

    Spanish NewsBites
    http://www.spanishnewsbites.com/spanish_newsbites/

  10. Medical Translation Insight:
    http://blog.fxtrans.com

  11. Nice blog for beginning Spanish learners:

    http://speakspanisheveryday.com

  12. I’m surprised that I don’t see Fluent in 3 Months listed here yet!

    http://www.fluentin3months.com/
    Benny travels into a country and challenges himself to learn its language fluently in three months or less. His blog turns language learning into an adventure!

  13. Check the blog for german learners:
    http://blog.tyczkowski.com/

  14. http://blog.tyczkowski.com

  15. Hi. I want to nominate Talk To Me In Korean under the language teaching category.

    http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/

  16. Check out this blog for learning and using the Italian language: “Diario di una Studentessa Matta” http://melissamuldoon.wordpress.com/

    another favorite:

    Becoming Italian Word by Word by Dianne Hales : http://becomingitalianwordbyword.typepad.com/

  17. This blog is very interesting and funny, I’m learning and teaching at the same time.

  18. http://www.voicesenespanol.com

  19. http://www.altalang.com/beyond-words/ Always informative and fun to read.

  20. I want to nominate: “A CliL to Climb”. It has lots of fantastic exercises created by the author that are helping in a lot of students in their process of learning in The Canary Islands.
    http://acliltoclimb.blogspot.com/

  21. Jill Sommer’s blog is always a good read: http://translationmusings.com/

    Corinne McKay is always generous in sharing her knowledge: http://thoughtsontranslation.com/

    Here are two great blogs that I have recently discovered that I really enjoy:

    Ashleigh Grange from Plush Translations: http://plushtext.com/blog/

    Marian Dougan from DNA Language: http://wordstogoodeffect.wordpress.com/

  22. A vote for http://www.spanishnewsbites.com/
    Interesting articles, with audio and vocab lists. Good for intermediate to advanced Spanish learners.

  23. I like very much A CliL to Climb ( http://acliltoclimb.blogspot.com/ ), it’s a wonderful help to master and improve your english language knowledge.

  24. I want to nominate Baby-Steps to Fluency… has some pretty good articles that helped me a lot

    http://www.babystepstofluency.com

  25. Priscila , Thank you for the email. I am chuffed to hear that WLT has been automatically included in the 2010 competition.

    There are several new blogs in the learning Thai market:

    David Long recently started AUA Thai: http://auathai.wordpress.com/

    Learn Thai Bon’s Way is spanking new too: http://bonthai.blogspot.com/

    Bakunin Learns Thai shares useful information on learning via ALG: http://bakunin-learns-thai.blogspot.com/

    I assume the blogs posted last year will be automatically included this year, so I won’t repeat them here.

    Again, thank you for adding WLT to the 2010 competition. Due to your 2009 competition overview, I added practical improvements to WLT. This year’s competition is sure to galvanise me to do the same.

  26. Thanks so much for the nomination whoever it was. I am extremely flattered!

  27. I want to nominate a nice german blog: http://blog.tyczkowski.com with many interesting materials. Regards!

  28. Love to nominate http://www.language-tuition.co.uk

    thank you.

  29. I would like to nominate:
    http://acliltoclimb.blogspot.com/

    A great CLIL blog with lots of interesting stuff.

  30. I just found this one: http://languagefixation.wordpress.com

    Great advice on learning languages…

  31. I’m always looking forward for new posts every saturday at buurtaal:

    http://www.buurtaal.de/blog/

    It’s about Dutch language and culture. Interesting and funny!

  32. Thanks for indicating my blog :-)

    This is a blog for Portuguese speakers who want to learn German

    http://queroaprenderalemao.blogspot.com

  33. Good site for English language learners who want to learn just that bit more.

  34. My nominations:

    http://www.womenlearnthai.com/ – Catherine’s site is amazing and absolutely the best Thai language blog on the Internet.

    Not sure if I can nominate my own blog, but I’ll do it anyway: http://blog.joshsager.com/

  35. http://www.soffa.pl/ – a blog on language learning in general, debunking lots of popular myths, in Polish.

  36. http://commspanish.com/blog – I have just kicked off my blog for English speakers learning Spanish

  37. A Blog full of free resources to learn English as a second or foreign language . Useful for all kind of learners, from beginners to advance students. It is worth visiting.

  38. Hi Priscilla,
    I would to recommend a new blog to learn and LISTEN Italian as a second language: http://www.italianocr.blogspot.com/.
    Good site and useful.

  39. http://enjoy-learningenglish.blogspot.com/.- A Blog full of free resources to learn English as a second or foreign language . Useful for all kind of learners, from beginners to advance students. It is worth visiting.

  40. Thanks for nomination! Our blog http://www.Deutschlich.wordpress.com ist for learners and teachers. Learn german is funny!

  41. I recommend http://www.inspireyourlearners.blogspot.com/
    An inspiring blog!
    Chiew

  42. Language Log.

  43. Hi
    I’d like to recommend a great secondary CLIL blog acliltoclimb.blogspot.com
    Thanks
    Leahn

  44. Hi

    It’s late I meant acliltoclimb.blogspot.com
    Leahn

  45. I would like to nominate http://www.senorjordan.com/ It is a Spanish language learning video blog. I use the videos he posts all the time for my students. They love it. It’s the best video blog out there for Spanish.

  46. I just launched a new version of my blog: it is now in English, French and Italian, and talks about professionnel translation : http://www.anothertranslator.eu/blog

  47. I would like to nominate Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day, for teaching ESL, EFL and ELL. It is an amazing blog, not just for teachers, but for learners everywhere. http://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/

  48. Thank you all for the nominations!
    Our list is getting bigger and better :)

  49. I’d like to nominate the blog below:
    http://www.burcuakyol.com

  50. Multilingual Mania:

    http://multilingualmania.com

  51. I’d like to nominate Ken Clark’s blog over at 1-800-translate.com:
    http://www.1-800-translate.com/TranslationBlog/

    Interesting content about language, interpretation, translation and localization from the CEO of one of the biggest translation companies on the net. He’s super funny too!

  52. My favourite blogs are connected to education:

    1)http://teacherbootcamp.edublogs.org/ (By Shelly Terrell)
    2)http://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/
    3)http://prestwickhouse.blogspot.com/
    4)http://evasimkesyan.edublogs.org/
    5)http://seanbanville.com/
    6)http://langwitches.org/blog/
    7)http://web20classroom.blogspot.com/
    8)http://esolcourses.blogspot.com/
    9)http://kalinago.blogspot.com/
    10)http://burcuakyol.com/
    11)http://marisaconstantinides.edublogs.org/
    12) http://www.teachingvillage.org/
    13)http://everythingesl-everythingesl.blogspot.com/
    14)http://paperlessenglish.blogspot.com/

  53. I will suggest a couple I found recently:

    - http://languagebubble.com/ — for language teachers and students, good resources and tips
    - http://37languages.wordpress.com/ — experiment with 37 languages, quite interesting

  54. Hi everybody:
    I would like to recommend this blog: http://acliltoclimb.blogspot.com/. It is really useful for teachers and students.
    Regards,
    Marta

  55. I find this blog stimulating as it has so much information to share. There is always something new and its educational too !

  56. Sorry, the address wasn’t correct ! This is the good one !

    http://blocs.xtec.cat/anglesceipsplai

    A great English Blog for Primary students learning English as a foreign language.

  57. http://blog.tyczkowski.com.

  58. A would like to nominate http://acliltoclimb.blogspot.com/ as the best English teachers’ help ever.

    Thanks, Chiew

  59. Thanks Priscilla ….

    My favorite language learning blog is

    Learn Thai Bon’s Way is spanking new too: http://bonthai.blogspot.com/

    Thanks :)

  60. I’d like to nominate the Lionbride Translation Blog. It’s a team blog with many comtributors throughout the company from around the world. The blog posts cover everything from web globalization, translation FAQs, Internationalization, writing for localization, multilingual social media to favorite recipes throughout the world. it’s a great source of information for both seasoned companies that are currently in global markets or companies new to international markets that are developing strategies for going global. http://blog.lionbridge.com/

  61. I’d like to nominate Language Lab Unleashed, at http://www.languagelabunleashed.org/.

  62. http://www.talktomeinkorean.com – Useful and innovative blog about Korean that even lets you download podcasts and PDFs (for free)

    I hope my blog will be nominated one day! :D

  63. I’d like to nominate one of the best Blogs I’ve ever seen to learn Catalan, as you know it’s a language spoken in Catalonia, Andorra, the South-east of France and in l’Alger in Sardinia ( Italy) . It’s a blog full of resources both for teachers and for students, It’s address is : http://catalapuntcat.blogspot.com/

  64. One vote for Benny the Irish Polyglot/Fluent in 3 months – He’s funny, entertaining, and his Language Hacking League has some very nice, usable hints: http://www.fluentin3months.com/

    One vote vote for Transparent Language’s Russian Blog by Josefina! – Her ability to explain the intricacies of the language are nothing short of amazing: http://www.transparent.com/russian/

  65. Have to nominate my top 2 favorite Russian language blogs:

    1. http://shininghappypeople.net/rwotd/blog4.php
    2. http://www.transparent.com/russian/

    good luck!

  66. I found recently and I love

    http://www.ikindalikelanguages.com/blog

    I hope it is not mentioned above…

  67. We do not see blogs about Turkic languages everyday , so I would like to propose also

    http://www.learnkyrgyz.com

  68. I love reading http://www.transparent.com/russian – it’s funny, insightful and has lots of language resources even for native Russian speakers.

  69. my favorite blog? that’s simple!

    http://www.transparent.com/russian/

    its a great resourse for the language, its helpful, funny, entertaining and just overall excellent!

  70. I really love http://www.transparent.com/russian/

  71. I’ve been following http://acliltoclimb.blogspot.com/ for a while and it’s a great blog!

  72. I just saw that our blog, http://translationtimes.blogspot.com was nominated — thank you!

    We’d like to add to this list:
    http://www.blog.wahlster.net/
    The funniest translation cartoons on the planet: http://mox.ingenierotraductor.com/
    http://brave-new-words.blogspot.com/
    http://ginstrom.com/scribbles/
    http://aboutranslation.blogspot.com/
    http://www.translationtribulations.com/
    http://swedishtranslationservices.blogspot.com/

  73. I would like to nominate http://www.transparent.com/russian/ – I am Russian myself but love learning and re-learning all the things Russian and Russian language. It seems to be much more fun this way then back in the middle school in Russia.

  74. I nominate Nancy Friedman’s “Wordworking,” at http://nancyfriedman.typepad.com/

    I’ve been following it for several years now & never fail to learn something new and interesting there!

    (Sorry if this is a duplicate nomination — I didn’t have time to read all 71 previous comments.)

    =CCC=

  75. Hi,

    here some useful sites for translators:

    http://trovarepercredere.blogspot.com
    (tools and search techniques for translators)
    http://www.facebook.com/LaRassegna
    (streaming of more than 140 sites/blogs about translation, languages, MT, CAT, etc.)
    http://www.facebook.com/AiutoTraduttore
    (terminology help system for translators on facebook)
    http://nopeanuts.wordpress.com
    (provides support and resources to professional translators and interpreters in demanding and receiving a living wage for their work)

    Thank you

    Stefano

  76. I love this site for teaching kids spanish: http://www.wannajugarwithmigo.blogspot.com

  77. Definitely

    http://trovarepercredere.blogspot.com/

  78. Beyond doubt

    http://nopeanuts.wordpress.com

  79. I would like to nominate this French / English blog that targets translators and people who are interested in both languages, hosted by René Meertens : http:// vieduguide.blogspot.com

  80. Hi!
    I´d like to nominate and recommend one of the best blogs I´ve ever seen: http://acliltoclimb.blogspot.com/. It has lots of pretty good resources for teachers and students.
    Good job, Chiew.
    Thanks a lot.
    Sole.

  81. From Madrid, I´d like to nominate this blog full of useful resources for students and teachers. A fun way to learn and interact with English. Congratulations and Good Luck!

  82. I would like to nominate:

    http://www.transparent.com/russian

    Josefina is wonderful. She blogs about interesting topics and appeals to students of Russian on all levels of accomplishment.

  83. Hello!
    I’d like to nominate a blog that’s great on all issues surrounding multilingualism:
    http://multilingualmania.com/

  84. By far the best is
    http://www.transparent.com/russian

  85. I would nominate http://nopeanuts.wordpress.com without any dubt as it is the only one that fights to defend translators rights overall in the world.

  86. Pablo, while I do love what http://nopeanuts.wordpress.com is doing, http://www.no-spec.com/ also fights for the rights of translators (as well as other professionals who deserve to paid for what they do).

    (note: I am in no way suggesting that no-spec.com be added here)

  87. I would like to nominate an excellent blog for translators in general : http://www.sfmtraduction.com/marmite/

  88. I would like to nominate:

    http://eurolondonappointments.wordpress.com/

    An informative blog covering a whole range of issues regarding languages

    Thank you

  89. A blog I don’t think I’ve seen listed here yet and it’s geared towards teachers and parents wanting to teach their children a new language is Foreign Language Fun. http://foreignlanguagefun.com/

    I think it’s so important to encourage language learning to our children.

    Thank you.

  90. http://blog.tyczkowski.com.

  91. It’s pretty new, but there’s a lot of good advice on http://www.ryanlayman.com/ . Mostly Japanese-focused, but much can be applied to any language. Ryan covers everything from motivation to technical details of various learning methods.

  92. I’m a big fan of Foreign Language Mastery. Check it out!

  93. Here are my 10 nominations, in no particular order.

    http://jasonrenshaw.typepad.com/jason_renshaws_web_log/
    http://david-crystal.blogspot.com/
    http://seanbanville.com/
    http://www.livesofteachers.com/
    http://teachertrainingunplugged.wordpress.com/
    http://scottthornbury.wordpress.com/2010/05/02/t-is-for-time/
    http://kenwilsonelt.wordpress.com/
    http://sixthings.net/
    http://elt-blog.blogspot.com/
    http://www.fluentin3months.com/

  94. I am not sure if podcasts can be nominated …here is the greatest Russian podcast according to my view :

    http://russian.mypodcast.com

  95. This is my own blog and I hope you enjoy reading it. It’s a translation and esl blog. I teach English and translate from German into English. I’m moving overseas to Germany soon and starting my life as a professional translator. Please come, visit and leave a comment.

    http://www.crosslingo.posterous.com

    Nic Scott

  96. Thanks for all the nominations so far!
    Just a few more days until the voting begins :)

  97. I didn’t understand whether to leave my OWN web site above (it’s http://www.traduzione-norvegese.it) or the one I want to vote for… which is http://nopeanuts.wordpress.com/
    Berit

  98. @Berit

    You should write the URL of the blogs you want to nominate for the competition, either yours or someone elses’s, as long as they are related to languages. The voting period starts on May 12th. From then on you can vote for your favorite blog.

  99. http://www.badlanguage.net/

  100. I would like to nominate ATR Blog, the blog of the Romanian Translators Association: http://www.atr.org.ro/blog/
    Created in September 2008, it contains over 250 posts: news, events articles, recommendations in Romanian and several other languages, as well as surveys, quotations for translators, interpreters and other language professionals.

  101. Ciao! I would like to mention two more Italian language learning blogs:

    Monica Corrias’ Italian language learning blog: http://ciaoitaliablog.wordpress.com/

    and

    Italian for beginners: http://lakeviewer-italianforbeginners.blogspot.com/

  102. Hi!

    I would like to nominate:

    http://translation-blog.trustedtranslations.com/ – You will find tips, advice, and all kinds of information both for translators and translation buyers written by all those involved in the exciting field of professional translation.

    http://blog-de-traduccion.trustedtranslations.com/ – Aquí encontrará consejos, recomendaciones y todo tipo de información, tanto para traductores como para compradores de traducciones mediante artículos redactados por todos los que participamos en la apasionante actividad de la traducción profesional.

  103. Hi All!

    I would like to nominate SpanishTranslation.us blogs:

    http://spanish-translation-blog.spanishtranslation.us/

    http://blog-de-traducciones.spanishtranslation.us/

    Thanks!

  104. Hi,

    Although it was nominated last year, I would like to recommend again my blog Algo más que traducir (http://algomasquetraducir.com), in which I talk about my experience as an English-to-Spanish translator and give some tips for translators.

    I am looking forward for the voting phase!

    Cheers,
    Pablo

  105. I would like to nominate Blogos:

    http://www.multilingual.com

  106. I would like to nominate Blogos:

    http://www.multilingualblog.com

  107. i like http://www.languagebubble.com

  108. Time is getting close… this week I started adding the language blogs I read to blogline. Below is my list of general language learning blogs:

    http://languagegeek.net/
    http://www.towerofconfusion.com/
    http://babelhut.com/
    http://gbarto.com/multilingua/confessions/
    http://www.babystepstofluency.com/
    http://www.foreignlanguageblog.com/
    http://www.streetsmartlanguagelearning.com/
    http://www.omniglot.com/blog/
    http://freestylelanguage.com/
    http://languagescraps.blogspot.com/
    http://www.alljapaneseallthetime.com/blog/
    http://www.fasterforeignlanguagelearning.com/blog/
    http://www.thelinguist.blogs.com/

    I realise that most will be on your list already, but if even one isn’t, then it will have been worth adding these here.

    (I’m in the process of adding more… but as time is getting close, these will have to do).

  109. Hi. I’ll like to nominate the following blogs (mainly to do with Korean)

    1. http://www.talktomeinkorean.com – an excellent site offering free podcasts/lessons
    2. http://languagebubble.com/ – blog on learning language
    3. http://creativityjapanese.wordpress.com/ – learning both Japanese and Korean
    4. http://koreanasitis.wordpress.com/ – korean learner
    5. http://lyrynne.wordpress.com/ – blog on Korean
    6. http://hangukdrama.wordpress.com/ – my own korean learning journey (:

  110. http://natural-language-acquisition.blogspot.com/

    Without doubt the best language blog on the net. It will be famous one day.

  111. I want to vote;http:
    //acliltoclimb.blogspot.com/.Thanks for your fantastic job.

  112. I’ve been using and enjoying
    lingq.com

  113. I nominate Francofool at http://www.francofool.com – a blog about French language, music and culture, focusing on using French music to learn French and improve fluency, vocubulary and pronunciation.

    Another good one is French Blog at http://www.transparent.com/french/

  114. Mein Vorschlag ist der Englisch-Blog
    http://www.der-englisch-blog.de

  115. I’d like to nominate http://www.wordstogoodeffect.com

  116. I nominate MLN Languages:-
    http://mlnlanguages.blogspot.com/

  117. I’d like to nominate http://online-english-lessons.eu for their fantastic articles, use of images and social interaction through media like Twitter and Facebook.

  118. I’d like to nominate my wonderful wife’s ESL blog, WordSpark, http://zachary-jones.com/english

  119. I’d like to nominate http://www.online-english-lessons.eu for their fantastic use of imagery and great social interaction via Twitter to promote their free language resources.

  120. Thoughts on language, translation and the translator.

  121. ok, sorry about that…I’d like to nominate Lux Lingua’s blog
    http://www.luxlingua.com
    Thought on language, translation and the translator.

  122. I’d like to nominate a few translation blogs that I’ve enjoyed recently:

    http://www.polyglot-blog.com/
    http://mox.ingenierotraductor.com/
    http://www.traducteurs-av.org/blog/
    http://thoughtsontranslation.com/
    http://www.rochester.edu/College/translation/threepercent/
    http://www.dillonslattery.com/
    http://www.jodybyrne.com/category/blog

    (and for good measure) our own blog:

    http://matsnews.blogspot.com

  123. I’d also like to nominate Philippa Hammond’s translation blog http://blog.philippahammond.net/.

  124. Hi,

    I would like to nominate senoritainthecity.com

    Its written by a high school Spanish teacher in a NYC public school. Very inspiring and helpful to teachers!

  125. Hello Priscilla,

    Thanks for your mail. We are delighted to be nominated for this edition 2010.

    And in french now : Bravo pour votre initiative. C’est chaque année bien intéressant.

    Best,

  126. @ Vincent: Merci beaucoup!

    Thank you all for taking some time to nominate blogs for our competition. Today is the last day for nominations. The voting starts tomorrow. Good luck!! :)

  127. I’d like to nominate a publisher’s blog for a change.

    The Oxford University Press English Language Teaching Global Blog (http://oupeltglobalblog.com) may be relatively new, but it already has a lot of useful resources, hints and tips, teaching methodologies and (my personal favourite) interviews with top OUP authors.

    It’s not there for promotion, it seems to genuinely want to offer people something they can take away and use. OUP are even inviting people already in the blogosphere, as well as aspiring bloggers/writers, to write guest articles for them. And there are rumours of an upcoming writing competition. This could be a great opportunity to create a name for yourself if you’re wondering how to tap into the world of ELT/EFL blogging.

    This is definitely one blog I’ll be following closely as it expands and develops over the coming months!

  128. Check out our new blog for corporate and continuing education! Find tips for teachers, students, and program administrators: http://www.stmpublishing.com/spanish-language-programs/wordpress/

  129. Love this website. Zachary is very cool!!! c’est génial!!!

  130. Hello!

    This is the best Japanese-English blog in Japan: http://ameblo.jp/tekusaga

    Am I too late?

  131. Now that the nominations are closed, I’d like to start voting. But where are the voting lists?

  132. @Jan-Martin: Here they are:

    http://www.lexiophiles.com/featured-articles/top-100-language-blogs-2010-its-time-to-vote

    Also, I’d greatly appreciate your vote for “Actualidades” in the Language Learning category. :)

  133. Hmm, I know it’s a bit late, but I wanted to nominate our newly launched Acclaro blog on translation and localization!

    Here is the link:
    http://www.acclaro.com/translation-localization-blog

    If it can’t make it into this year’s, can you add us to your list for next year? (A long way off, but still….)

  134. Hi,

    I would like to present this new blog: http://www.enitaliano.com

    It’ s made for spanish mothertongue who want to learn italian!

    I know it’s maybe too late for this year for add it to your list, however I wanted to present it and maybe it will be part of next year’s list!

  135. Handy list Thx.
    Quite useful for being in touch with other language service professionals.

    David

  136. Cool competition.
    What a shame I haven’t heard about this earlier.

    Otherwise I would’ve founded a fifth category “language entertainment” or “lingual failures” with http://www.fehlerleser.de. ;-)

    Cheers, looking forward to next year’s edition.

  137. I think this one http://www.flickr.com/photos/ianjacobs/183690588/ because it just highlights the importance of accurate language translation. If you are going to translate something from one language to anther don’t depend on unreliable sources. For work we use a translation agency to help us communicate with all our oversees clients and they product accurate document translation for various languages.

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