
Welcome to my podcast, this is the platform where I share about my interest in Languages, Cultures and The World Communities
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | Language LearningEducation | ||||

Have you ever seen a text that involves the code-switching phenomenon? Will you believe that there is such phenomenon in written languages?
Welcome back everyone. I want to do a short podcast this time, showing you how I deal with my own speaking habit
South Korean lexicon consists of more than 50 percent English loanwords or Korean English. What contributed to such phenomenon?
Have you ever wondered how bilingual or multilingual speakers choose to express their emotion verbally? Today episode will partially explain such phenomenon.
Welcome to my episode before Chinese New Year. Hope you will have a good, first exposure to Singlish.
Welcome back to my new episodes. English is known as world lingua franca. But do you know how it all started? Let's explore it via today episode.
The podcast will only introduce you to the basic notion of this concept. Hope that you will find it interesting to do some self-research later.
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