#Language

Delores Schilling

DelSchilling

Thread:I am Working on Breaking Down the Language that People Use as they Communicate & How & Why it is Being Used.I am Then Examining what Words we use back

Orel Beilinson

BeilinsonOrel

I see that we're discussing language learning and historians again, so I'd like to give a few cents of my own as someone who actually reads a lot of languages

Shaun Wissmann

shaunwissmann

The Body of Christ as family.I have been thinking a lot about this topic as I have listened to so many of you that have experienced trauma as the result

Melissa Chen

MsMelChen

As someone on the spectrum (with a deficit in contextual information processing) who grew up in a high context East Asian culture, I was really drawn to the low context

Professor Elsa Sjunneson, MA

snarkbat

I want to talk for a minute about language we use to talk about blindness. Because it's been in my timeline a lot the last 24 hours. I'm not visually

Jo Yurcaba

JoYurcaba

It is so strange to be a nonbinary person interviewing OB-GYNs who talk about the reproductive care "women" need. I don't know how to describe it other than it feels

Samantha Shannon

say_shannon

Working on this article about gender and language, and rediscovering Láadan, the language constructed by Suzette Haden Elgin for her 1984 novel NATIVE TONGUE. It's a language specifically aimed at

Riki, Always Running

mtgRikipedia

Reading about Minari being nominated for a Golden Globe in the foreign language category and not best film. The movie is about an immigrant family in America. The catch is

Colm Dore

ColmDore

Some people do not understand why the national language of Ireland is so significant in the north-east. They do not understand why its visibility has been opposed (brutally and politely)

SCALES

PALS_SCALES

Due to an influx of new followers – Hello to you all and thank you for following :) - we thought it might be useful to share a little summary

Dr Rob Drummond

RobDrummond

I think the debate about fronted adverbials and all they represent is really useful. If we don’t challenge, interrogate, and even disagree, nothing ever changes. I can totally see that

Nelson Flores

nelsonlflores

Referring to students as “English language learners” means that within the context of a global pandemic and rampant xenophobia an article can be written that suggests that the biggest challenge

Still wearing a mask. Still Chicagowench.

Cynsharpe

I've been chewing on what to say about this, and others have said hella smart things. But plenty of my Twitter followers are white men, and I need y'all to

陰陳俊傑 Carl Tan Chun Kiet

tanchunkiet

I take issue with this article for a number of reasons. First, in any society, ethnic minorities already face immense pressure to learn the dominant language, which goes hand-in-hand with

This Miss Molly (mollydotcom)

mholzschlag

A lot of folks have been writing about ableist language and what that means. My semantically obsessed brain starts with the words we as #a11y advocates and pracitioners use. Disabled

Dr Jordan B Cooper

DrJordanBCooper

I am sympathetic to many of the concerns of BLM. Racism is real and continues to plague our society. Sin has individual and social manifestations. Police need to be held

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