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Blogbeiträge zum Thema linguistics
Noam Chomsky turns 95: the social justice advocate paved the way for AI. Does it keep him up at night?
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ScienceLinguisticsNoam Chomsky
Is language discrimination still a thing?
It is still common to judge people for the way they speak. Native speakers may often drop barbed remarks about the speaking abilities of others without. As a result, people may feel isolated and alienated, which may lead to psychological problems or co...
Culture & SocietyTEDxViennacivic societydiscriminationEqualityforeign languageignorancelanguagelanguage barrierlanguage discriminationlearning a languagelinguicismlinguistic discriminationnative languagesocial behaviorsocietysociolinguisticstedxviennaTEDxVienna Blogthinking societytolerancetolerant
How to turn learning German into a self-improvement tool?
Have you ever found yourself thinking « I cant do that because I dont speak the language »?. If so, it might be the time to reverse this self-limitation thought and start to see a language as a tool of self-improvement. Not only in term of communicat...
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The lingua franca of our time: English
Roughy a billion people around the world share English as a common language. No doubt it is the lingua franca of our time. Hard to imagine that it could ever loose its status, but is it impossible?
Culture & Societyancientbabelbabelfishchangechange the worldchineseenglishexperienceglobalisationHistoryjob marketlanguagelinguisticssocietytranslationTraveltravel abroadunderstandingWorkwork abroad
Why does ‘X’ mark the unknown?
We use X to stand in place of the unknown. But why is that? Terry Moore explains a possible answer to the question in his TEDtalk about the letter X.
Talk of the weekUncategorizedincognitolinguisticsmathmysteryTEDTalkTerry MooretranslationunknownWhy is X the unknown?XX marks the unknown
Why I wish there were more characters using sign language on TV
A little known fact is that sign language is just as much a fully developed, complex language as spoken ones. Heres why Id like to see more of it on TV.
Culture & Societydeafdoctor whoheard of hearinglanguageslinguisticsögsösterreichische gebärdensprachesign language