The totally charming Muse Magazine, a science magazine for kids, reprised my polyglot story in an abridged version. My article isn't online, unfortunately. But you can read the entire piece, originally published in the New Scientist, in the archive here.
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Many Languages, Muse Magazine, May/June 2006
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