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Ásta Helgadóttir
asta_fish
So, how to destroy a language? Easy. Make sure that children do not get access to material such as cartoons, books or TV episodes in their own language. That's what's
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Claire Lehmann
clairlemon
One thing I've learned from running @Quillette is that professionals can be very territorial. Being a member of a particular industry comes with status, a shared language, shared customs, an
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Christi Belcourt
christibelcourt
We are all aware of what the 60’s scoop, the millennial scoop and all the scoops did to severe connections of people to family. I know people who have made
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Eb Defender of Upholstery
EbThen
I just realized this thing that's weird. When we talk about language being harmful, folks think we're talking about our feelings being hurt like that's The Thing.So they say we
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Emily Snook
hoopersnook
I’ve been thinking a lot about a particular lecture/exercise from my cognitive prof at OBU. At the time I had Drs. Roark, the Elder and Younger, for literally every class
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Lindie Botes | 린디 • 琳迪 • リンコ
lindiebee
5 ways to practice a language when you don't know native speakers [a thread] 1. Shadowing videos and podcastsShadowing means listening to audio and repeating exactly what and how the
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Jon Mackenzie
Jon_Mackenzie
What gets lost in this debate about technical language in football is that the real problem is "bullshitting" rather than "jargoning". There is absolutely nothing wrong with trying to speak
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Neal Hockley
NealHockley
More survey-based papers I review seem to be including copies of the survey instruments now (a Good Thing - I auto reject otherwise). But many are still not including them
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George Wⓐlkden
gwalkden
Academic linguists have, on the whole, done a poor job of communicating to the public what terms like “language” and “dialect” actually mean from a narrowly linguistic perspective. Which is
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Alex West ~ Medieval Indonesia
siwaratrikalpa
This is more than halfway around the world, making Austronesian the most widely dispersed language family on Earth before the sixteenth century.https://twitter.com/koutchoukalimar/status/1326125399357726727 It's important to note that t
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M V M 🕊
MindVsMatrix
Having true charisma can take you places you never thought were possible There's a reason people are so attracted to charismatic individualsLet’s talk about it 1. PRESENCE Give people your
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Richard Ingold
RichardIngold
So for the past 5 weeks, with my high-intermediate General English class, I've gone completely @thornburyscott style 'unplugged'. Here're a few things I've learnt. 1/#AusELT #ELT #TESOL Classes are far
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George Wⓐlkden
gwalkden
I see a chunk of linguistics Twitter is debating what "language" means again. I'm afraid I don't find this a hugely worthwhile activity. (1/) Obviously the term has an everyday
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Keith Ammann
KeithAmmann
Command is an interesting #DnD spell. It may be the only one in the game that varies in power according to which language you're playing the game in. In English,
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vin downes
vindownes
IMHO...The goal is to first have really good technique so that when it comes time to create, you can stop thinking and just play from a place of feeling and
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Zaid Jilani
ZaidJilani
To Jonathan Chait's point, I put AOC's DNC address into readability formulas to see what the score would be: It's definitely college graduate level language, for the most part. But
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