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We have become aware of two recent incidents involving Spanish speakers in the U.S. The first event happened in New York; a lawyer became infuriated
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We have become aware of two recent incidents involving Spanish speakers in the U.S. The first event happened in New York; a lawyer became infuriated
As Halloween approaches children and adults alike start their preparations for this much awaited date. Halloween is no longer regarded as a holiday marketed from
As languages may differ in terms of structure, gender, and syntax; there’s something that most languages have in common (there are a few exceptions to
Following up on our latest article, I would like to ponder further on the idea of thinking about linguists as if they were poets, storytellers
What makes you feel truly American? A study was conducted last year by the Pew Research Center, which found that most people in the U.S.
We all have the need to communicate. It is an intrinsic part of our human condition. Whenever we want to relate to someone else, or
We’ve already discussed how instances of intertextuality can be found in all texts, whether literary, political or otherwise, as well as in everyday conversations. By
As readers, we come across different types of texts every day, and increasingly, in other languages. By doing this, we are decoding the symbols that
Ever wondered what languages the characters of Game of Thrones speak? Following the release of Game of Thrones’ latest season and my fanaticism, I began
Last week was the 400th anniversary of the death of one of the world’s most famous playwrights: William Shakespeare. Why are his plays and poems
Some translations pose challenges that go beyond mere words; sometimes we must translate the meaning of numbers or alphanumeric expressions. I am not referring to
In my last blog I spoke about Noah Webster and how he reformed parts of the English language in his Webster’s dictionary. Now, let’s take
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