Alexander Arguelles | The World's Largest Language Library: 155 Languages @ProfASAr | Uploaded December 2022 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
Over the years, I have collected materials for the study of over 150 different languages. It has always been my desire to make this resource center available to others. By showing it now, I hope to make people aware of the existence of rare materials and to offer to share them with students in my academy. Join me now in the first part of a 6-part tour of the collection, which my assistant Xing Hao filmed while visiting me recently. Regarding the title - I know full well that institutional libraries are far larger than this, but I do not believe there is another collection that has a wider extent or range of languages than mine. If there is one, I would love to see a tour of its resources! I would also welcome suggestions for or donations of materials for languages that are not currently contained in my collection.
If you enjoy learning from my videos, then you might also enjoy learning by interacting with me in my virtual academy: alexanderarguelles.com/academy First quarter 2023 begins in January, so you could join me next week to improve your abilities to read French, German, or Spanish literature; learn to read Medieval languages; practice spoken Latin at various levels; participate in Great Books seminars; learn about linguistics and comparative religion in lecture series; or get support for guided self-study of languages.
If you are in a position to support my educational efforts, please consider making a contribution at: ko-fi.com/alexanderarguelles
Over the years, I have collected materials for the study of over 150 different languages. It has always been my desire to make this resource center available to others. By showing it now, I hope to make people aware of the existence of rare materials and to offer to share them with students in my academy. Join me now in the first part of a 6-part tour of the collection, which my assistant Xing Hao filmed while visiting me recently. Regarding the title - I know full well that institutional libraries are far larger than this, but I do not believe there is another collection that has a wider extent or range of languages than mine. If there is one, I would love to see a tour of its resources! I would also welcome suggestions for or donations of materials for languages that are not currently contained in my collection.
If you enjoy learning from my videos, then you might also enjoy learning by interacting with me in my virtual academy: alexanderarguelles.com/academy First quarter 2023 begins in January, so you could join me next week to improve your abilities to read French, German, or Spanish literature; learn to read Medieval languages; practice spoken Latin at various levels; participate in Great Books seminars; learn about linguistics and comparative religion in lecture series; or get support for guided self-study of languages.
If you are in a position to support my educational efforts, please consider making a contribution at: ko-fi.com/alexanderarguelles
