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--- manual:wiki_news [2024/06/27 13:41] – [some technical issues] ydwine
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+**New factsheet: Drents in the Netherlands**
+Click [[languages:drents_in_the_netherlands|here]] for the new factsheet on the Wiki, Drents in the Netherlands.
+=== 03-11-2025 ===
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+**Students work on Wiki**
+For the seventh time, Mercator worked together with the University of Groningen (University Campus Fryslân). Students of the master Multilingualism worked on a factsheet for the Wiki, covering various languages in Europe.
+=== 15-09-2025 ===
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+**New factsheet: Extremaduran in Spain**
+Click [[languages:extremaduran_in_spain|here]] for the new factsheet on the Wiki, Extremaduran in Spain.
+=== 05-11-2024 ===
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+**Students work on Wiki**
+For the sixth time, Mercator worked together with the University of Groningen (University Campus Fryslân). Students of the master Multilingualism worked on a factsheet for the Wiki, covering various languages in Europe.
+=== 20-09-2024 ===
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-For the fifth time, Mercator worked together with the University of Groningen (University Campus Fryslân). Students of the master Multilingualism worked on a factsheet for the Wiki, covering various languages in Europe. We hope to see some of the factsheets published on the Wiki soon, for all to read!
+For the fifth time, Mercator worked together with the University of Groningen (University Campus Fryslân). Students of the master Multilingualism worked on a factsheet for the Wiki, covering various languages in Europe.
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 ==== Students work on Wiki====
-For the third time, Mercator worked together with the University of Groningen (University Campus Fryslân) and students of the master Multilingualism wrote and presented a factsheet for the Wiki, covering various languages in Europe, such as Drents in the Netherlands, Faroese on the Faroe Islands, Spanish and Catalan Sign Language in Spain to name a few. The presentations went really well, and students were eager to share their findings. We hope to see some of the factsheets published on the Wiki soon, for all to read!
+For the third time, Mercator worked together with the University of Groningen (University Campus Fryslân) and students of the master Multilingualism wrote and presented a factsheet for the Wiki, covering various languages in Europe. The presentations went really well, and students were eager to share their findings.
 ===11-11-2020===