How Languages Shape Our Vision of the World
In my last post, “Are We Just a Product of the Languages We Speak?,” I wrote about how the linguistic structure of a language can
In my last post, “Are We Just a Product of the Languages We Speak?,” I wrote about how the linguistic structure of a language can
While it’s widely known that different languages divide the chromatic spectrum in different ways and that colors evoke different ideas for different cultures, I’d like
A few weeks ago, CNN reported the results of an interesting survey carried out through Facebook in which users voted for what was, in their
Pleonasms—the use of more words than are necessary to convey meaning—in oral and written forms of English legal jargon often take on a single meaning.
Translators frequently have to confront issues that are often the result of problems existing in the source text we are translating. Some of the most
In the previous entry, we dealt with the connotations that animal names have in different languages. On this occasion, we will take a look at
Continuing with what we began to address in previous entries, on this occasion we are going to dedicate ourselves to two characteristic punctuation marks of
The English language, especially the type spoken in the United States, is very inclined to use initials or acronyms (initials that are pronounced as if
Asterix was one of my first devotions as a reader. I started reading the comic so young that, even before understanding that the story takes
Growing up in a bilingual home, speaking both Spanish and English, it wasn’t until I became a teenager that I realized just how beneficial this
Many times, one takes it upon oneself to learn a new language. Whether it be for personal or professional reasons, this task may come with
In the previous blog post, we spoke about interesting little terms called compound words. These are formed by linking two words together to create new
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