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Chadd Hollowed
ChaddHollowed
Pictured: Number of podcasts in each language by year created. Looks like 2020 might finally be the year that non-English podcasts finally start exceeding the English podcast growth rate! @Podnews
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Prof Tanja Bueltmann
cliodiaspora
“Our language”... about that:English is a West Germanic language of the Indo-European family. It first came to these islands through Angles, Saxons and Jutes—migrants from the continent who brought their
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Paddy Cosgrave
paddycosgrave
What perplexes me most about some of the English Brexiteers who belittle the “foolish and hapless Irish paddies” is their ignorance of their own imperial history. The following bits of
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Jerry👑
Jeremia53799115
Dear Chelsea fans, precisely our African fans. What's really this hate that most of us are developing about we signing English players. Lamps first transfer business has been;Kovacic (approved by
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barbi3dreamz
the appropriation of AAVE (a thread) AAVE stands for African American Vernacular English.It is typically incorrectly perceived as “bad English”, “ghetto language”, and/ or as labeled as “blaccent”. yet, AAVE
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Bozi Tatarevic
BoziTatarevic
We arrived in America 25 years ago today. Feel old now. Didn’t know a word of English when we got here but picked it up quickly because I wanted to
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Parveen Atwal - viciously nice.
ParveenAtwal3
Before I go tonight I want to answer a question posed by somebody a few days ago.Sikhs (though I can no longer call myself one) do celebrate the values of
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Charlie
janeandharry
Oh look, a prescriptivist.I get it; I used to insist on grammar “rules” too because I enjoy learning them, but studying linguistics opened my eyes to how snobbish the idea
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Apoorva Mandavilli
apoorva_nyc
The confusion around airborne spread is around the word "airborne," which some experts decided means long-range transmission, even outdoors. That's nonsense. Let's speak plain English so everyone can understand. Airborne
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Sascha Stronach (on Hiatus)
understatesmen
Conlangs tend to neglect sociolinguistics, and I wanna change that, so I'm going to give you a very simple #worldbuilding question that I imagine will have some incredibly deep answers:
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Dan Hopkins
dhopkins1776
Last week, I posted some results from the ISCAP general-population panel showing a 2016-2020 pro-Trump shift among English-speaking Latino respondents--but no corresponding shift in partisanship. I now have some new
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The Native
Zuko_Godlimpi
Ngugi observes that “language is a carrier of a people’s values and culture.” Mastery of a language, then, entails mastery of the way in which the speakers of that language
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Absolute Chelsea
AbsoluteChelsea
Thiago Silva:"English football has its own unique characteristics. Obviously, every team has its own strategy for each match. Some like to keep the ball on the floor, others play a
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Dr Emily Wilson
EmilyRCWilson
I put "NOT the first woman to publish a translation of the Odyssey" on my twitter-bio, after seeing it asserted for the gazillionth time. Here is why. It's factually not
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Emran Feroz
Emran_Feroz
For @The_NewArab, I have written a piece about Western war crimes in Afghanistan."It took years to reveal a tiny part of the SAS's crimes in Afghanistan, and it's only a
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Adam W 🍓
wegottheflow
WHY IS ENGLISH SPELT LIKE THAT?: A thread So this is a topic I see misrepresented and misconceived CONSTANTLY but it’s one I’m very interested in so I’m gonna tackle
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