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theatlantic.com • Linguistics • World
This article explores the unique linguistic features of speech used by popular YouTubers, analyzing how they employ various vocal techniques to engage their audiences.
merriam-webster.com • Linguistics • World
The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines "hello" as an interjection used for greeting, answering the phone, or expressing surprise.
veja.abril.com.br • Linguistics • Brazil
This article discusses the neologism 'refrescância' in Brazilian Portuguese, tracing its origins in advertising to its eventual acceptance in dictionaries.
theatlantic.com • Linguistics • World
The increasing use of AI-generated text is significantly impacting human communication, potentially leading to a homogenization of language and a shift in writing styles.
elcorreo.com • Linguistics • World
A new study refutes myths surrounding Basque and other language isolates, demonstrating their shared features with other languages and challenging notions of their uniqueness or antiquity.
scribd.com • Linguistics • World
This document offers a comprehensive list of useful phrases and connectors for improving discussion skills in English, particularly beneficial for upper-intermediate learners preparing for the B2 First exam.
washingtonexaminer.com • Linguistics • World
This book review analyzes Jason Stanley and David Beaver's 'The Politics of Language,' critiquing its theory of 'resonance' as the essence of meaning and its implications for political discourse.
super.abril.com.br • Linguistics • World
This article explores how people express laughter online across various countries, highlighting the diverse ways different cultures represent the sound of laughter in digital communication.
washingtonpost.com • Linguistics • World
The increasing use of 'algospeak,' coded language to circumvent online content moderation, reveals how algorithms are reshaping human communication.
en.wikipedia.org • Linguistics • World
This Wikipedia article details the voiceless postalveolar affricate, a consonantal sound found in many languages, describing its articulation, phonetic transcription, and occurrence across various linguistic families.
nacion.com • Linguistics • Costa Rica
This article discusses the historical and contemporary usage of the pronouns 'usted', 'vos', and 'tú' in Costa Rican Spanish, examining their social implications and exploring the potential decline of 'vos'.
speakup.it • Linguistics • Italy
This article explores the frequent use of English words (anglicisms) in Italian, categorizing them by topic and highlighting common usage errors.
pimido.com • Linguistics • France
This research analyzes neologisms and Anglicisms in contemporary French, focusing on their use within the fashion industry, exploring their creation and linguistic acceptance.
www1.folha.uol.com.br • Linguistics • World
This article discusses the differences between European and Brazilian Portuguese, highlighting the tension between linguistic standardization and the natural evolution of spoken language.
thehindu.com • Linguistics • World
This article clarifies the pronunciation, etymology, and usage of the word 'ignoramus,' as well as explaining the differences between 'expel' and 'rusticate' in academic contexts.
thebeliever.net • Linguistics • United States
This article details the efforts to revitalize the Menominee language in Wisconsin, highlighting the challenges and successes of preserving an endangered indigenous language.
spraktidningen.se • Linguistics • Sweden
A Novus poll reveals that while a third of Swedes see English as a threat to Swedish, a majority doesn't perceive the Swedish language's status as currently threatened.
elpais.com • Linguistics • World
This opinion piece discusses the evolution of the Spanish verbs 'haber' and 'tener', contrasting their historical uses and exploring their implications in the context of the recent papal announcement.
super.abril.com.br • Linguistics • Brazil
This article explores the origins of the words "carioca" and "fluminense", the terms used for people born in Rio de Janeiro city and state, respectively, tracing their etymological roots and historical usage.