When did 'damn' become a naughty word? [*]
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How we communicate is important to the world’s future. Language plays a major part in that. These articles cover everything from polyglots to accents.
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What do you call Huey, Dewey, and Louie in your country?
Let's talk about white supremacy and what it really is.
Bloggers be like 'i know a place' and take you to the life story you didn't ask for.
A treat for Dutch fans of Audrey Hepburn.
This is not a virus or an ad. I repeat, THIS IS NOT A VIRUS OR AN AD!
Watch in awe as AP reporter Philip Crowther tells the news in 6 different languages.
Filed under: when praying in Congress goes wrong. Is awoman even a word?
In response to top news stories, hundreds of people submitted "doom haikus" that addressed the mess that was 2020.
Who has two thumbs and speaks 7 languages? This guy! No, not me, Viggo Mortensen.
Is the English word for daughter related to a Sanskrit word meaning "one who milks"? Yes, no, and maybe is the answer.
Infectious disease transmission isn't reserved for coughing and sneezing. A science paper from 2019 suggests loud speech is a major culprit too.
Why does "black sheep" suggest negative connotations? And does it have anything to do with the sale of black wool? Grammarphobia gave a lengthy answer.
Moses "Mouse" McCormick is a Black polyglot and loves to speak to strangers in their native tongues. Here's an example.
Former Olympic hurdler and sporting legend Colin Jackson took a trip back to Wales to improve his Welsh language skills.