22.1210, Bernd: Heine is the New Linguist of the Day

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Subject: 22.1210, Bernd: Heine is the New Linguist of the Day

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Date: 12-Mar-2011
From:  linguist [linguist at linguistlist.org]
Subject: Read Bernd Heine's Story
 

	
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Date: Sat, 12 Mar 2011 17:32:52
From:  linguist [linguist at linguistlist.org]
Subject: Read Bernd Heine's Story

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Today we are presenting you with a new Linguist
of the day: Bernd Heine.

He is sharing his story on how he became a linguist
from his early days. This story, like the previous
ones we have featured, will inspire you. You may find
similarities to your own story.

Professor Heine wrote:
"Linguistics was never something I really felt 
attached to when I was young. Latin declensions 
and conjugations belong to the most boring 
experiences of my school time, and the secondary 
school English classes in my home town Leverkusen, 
West Germany."

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