Parrot Time Magazine

Many people learn a language as part of a learning a country's culture. Guest writer Lucia Leite explains how language and culture are tied even more directly than we think.

The literature of a country is often founded firmly in the history and even the land of the country itself. In Ireland, the richness of the recorded history acutely mingles with the myths, as Standish O'Grady describes in this exerpt.

Guest writer Teddy Nee talks about the endangered language of Medan Hokkien and it's importance to him personally.