Around 1,500 Latin inscriptions are discovered every year, offering an invaluable view into the daily life of ancient ...

Columbus has launched two new 911 features: text translation from 55 languages and video sharing with dispatchers. The text translation accommodates languages with Latin characters across all ...

Whether for its narrative content, the author’s background, or its innovative editorial proposal, this work is shaping up to be one of the most talked-about of the year in the Chilean and Latin ...

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Google DeepMind and historians created an AI tool called Aeneas that can predict the missing words in Latin inscriptions ...

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Duolingo has announced a family plan, which will let you share a Plus plan with other users, along with an expansion of its lessons designed to teach users languages that use non-Latin characters ...

On that date, for the first time in the history of the Internet, non-Latin characters were allowed within a domain name. In a press release announcing these changes, Rod Beckstrom, president and CEO ...

The substitution of Latin characters for Hebrew has been suggested in regard to the Hebrew language as well as Yiddish. Recently Ittamar Ben Avi, the editor of the “Doar Hayom,” issued several ...

Next year, the first URLs made up of non-latin characters will appear on the internet. We give it maybe ten seconds until someone is complaining that the net has become corrupted and lost sight of ...

CAIRO — Three Mideast countries have become the first to get Internet addresses entirely in non-Latin characters. Domain names in Arabic for Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates were ...

The substitution of Latin characters in the Hebrew language, too, has been urged, notably, by Mr. Ittamar Ben Avi, the son of Eliezer Ben Jahuda, the Hebrew lexicographer, and Mr. Vladimir Jabotinsky.