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You can now find foreign translations of novels by Welsh writer Owen Jones in 37 languages on our blog at https://meganthemisconception.com
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At the time of writing, there are about seven hundred translations and narrations in about thirty-five languages on the Megan Publishing Services blog.
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Luc Wyn has given a unique interview on Megan Publishing Services, in which he talks about his life as a Belgian in Monterrey, inspiration and work as a Dutch language translator,
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American versus English I have had a hard week one way and another, but mostly because of the way different people have a different take on things or even life, I suppose. A lot of it has had to do with language, I think, American versus English and perhaps something to do with gender This
It is often said, sometimes with an odd sense of pride, that the British love to talk about the weather, as if no other peoples do. Weird!
Pronunciation I have formally studied six languages to fluency, taught myself another and am now learning Thai and Thai is hard enough for me! I perfectly understand how difficult pronunciation must be for most other students of it. However, I hear it every day, which should make it easier – trying to learn Thai and
Languages and Words I love languages and words and how they can spark thoughts. As I was publishing yesterday’s post, a song came into my head. I could only remember ‘Meat, nor drink, nor money have I none, yet I will be happy, heigh ho, nobody home, nobody home’. Strange, eh? Sounds very sad, yet
