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All humans are able to make the same sounds. However, each language has its own particular way of employing them. Just as each language follows
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All humans are able to make the same sounds. However, each language has its own particular way of employing them. Just as each language follows
A Spanish-native friend of mine recently recommended I watch a new Netflix series which has gone viral; you may have heard of “Stranger Things”. There
Throughout history, the @ sign has been used for many purposes, but its use was never so universal before its application in information technology. If
A few weeks ago we looked at the southern British Cockney and RP varieties. Throughout the United Kingdom however, many different varieties of the English
Just as in previous posts we looked at the differences that exist in a single language depending on the region where it’s spoken, in this
Last week we spoke about a curious group of words known as heteronyms: words that are spelled the same as each other, but which are
A triphthong is a sequence of three vowels making up one syllable. Some examples in Spanish would be: a – pre – ciáis, co –
“Seseo” consists of pronouncing the letters “c” (before “e” and “i”) and “z” with the sound normally associated with the letter “s”. If someone speaks
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