Columbia University Language Resource Center
Said & Done
Said & Done is a podcast from the Columbia University Language Resource Center that explores languages at the intersection of culture and biography. In conversation with host Chris Kaiser, guests share how they have been shaped by the languages they speak.
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Columbia University Language Resource Center
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Dernier épisode
8 mai 2026
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Unearthing concepts in Wolof, with Mariame Sy 24.03.2022 55:55
Professor Mariame Sy discusses growing up speaking Pulaar, Wolof and French in multilingual Senegal. She describes how she became interested in linguistics, and eventually became a teacher of Wolof at Columbia. She goes into detail about how she teaches Wolof, and how she views this teaching as a Decolonial enterprise. She discusses how she identifies specific concepts within Wolof culture, and he...
The Ukrainian language in a time of war, with Yuri Shevchuk 17.03.2022 51:21
Prof. Yuri Shevchuk speaks about his experiences with the Ukrainian language in his early life. He shares how he became a teacher of Ukrainian and an advocate for the language, and how he wrote a bilingual English-Ukrainian collocation dictionary. He also discusses the impact that Putin's incursion into Ukraine in Spring 2022 has had on how the language is being spoken today.
Introducing: Said & Done 16.03.2022 0:41
Introducing Said & Done, a new podcast about languages and the people who speak them, from the Columbia University Language Resource Center. Learn more at https://www.lrc.columbia.edu/podcast/
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