
Are you curious about how languages work? Have you ever wondered, for example, why humans speak and animals don’t, or why there are so many different languages? Maybe at some point you’ve asked yourself why some people start a sentence in one language and finish it in another, or whether women really do talk more than men, or who invented the alphabet, or where we get new words from. Perhaps you w... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | a month ago |
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Do you know your equative from your versative? Why do some languages play fast and loose with word order? And what did Plato have to say about parts of speech? This episode looks at syntax, including what makes a sentence make sense, different word o... more
Have you ever wondered how new words are made? Or how to avoid getting delayed by a chatty Aztec? Is talk of acronyms giving you FOMO? This episode looks at derivational morphology and all the different ways in which languages create their own words,... more
What’s the difference between a pharyngeal and an alveolar? How many types of 'd' do we really need? What are people really doing when they tut-tut disapprovingly? And is Mark a suitable name for a hamster? In this episode we make the big ideas of ph... more
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Focusing on the intricacies of language and how it shapes our communication, the content covers a wide range of topics within linguistics, including syntax, morphology, phonology, and semantics. The host provides relatable explanations, linking complex linguistic concepts to everyday experiences and current events in a multicultural context. With a clear mission to engage and educate, there is an emphasis on the real-world applications of language learning and understanding linguistic diversity, making it an excellent resource for anyone interested in the science of language, from casual learners to students and professionals in the field.
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