This is the title of the chapter (of a book) that goes about language, etymology, dictionaries, etc.
I hesitate bwn Language Issues and Subjects about Language (Subjects of Language?)
This is the title of the chapter (of a book) that goes about language, etymology, dictionaries, etc.
I hesitate bwn Language Issues and Subjects about Language (Subjects of Language?)
The same happens to another title: Temas de pensamiento religioso
My attempt: Subjects about Religious Thought or Religious Thought Issues
Hi, Solfinker! I'd definitely go for the first choice (language issues): it sounds more natural than the second one.
How about:
Topics in Language
Topics in Religious Thought
I don't know if it would go with your context, but how about "Language matters"? (It'd be a pun, implying that language is important...).
Regards!
I like your pun! But I'm not sure it goes with Religious thought...
perhaps Linguistic Themes...?
No, I know, that's why I only referred to language; maybe you can make both titles different, so that they're not the same, and use matters and issues, rspectively
Regards!
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