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What You Are is What You Say (Language and Identity)
FromThe Fluent Show
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Length:
76 minutes
Released:
Nov 30, 2015
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Podcast episode
Description
Welcome to Episode 28, a fun collection of language learning news. Lindsay and I shared our progress in Japanese and Welsh, read out wonderful listener feedback, and finally moved on to 3 big news items.
What's it like when your language changes to express who you are?
The episode features an interview with J from Compassionate Language Learner who identifies as gender-neutral and has some fabulous things to say about the topic.
Swedish introduces "hen" pronoun
Oxford Dictionary introduces "Mx" as a new honorific
Fluent's Quick Guide to Language Blogging for Beginners
See The World in a New Way with Emoji
An emoji is ‘word of the year’, but is it even a word? Is this good? * Emoji word of the year
Lindsay’s Video: Is Emoji a Language?
African Languages Aren’t English
The East African Council has just switched its lead language from English to Kiswahili.
Could Kiswahili become an African lingua franca?
We love hearing from you!
Tips of the Week
Lindsay’s tip is using the Interlinear books method of learning a language.
Only two tips in this episode: 1) Make weekly commitment meet-ups such as going to exercise classes with a language buddy 2) Discover Binaural songs and Interlinear Books
And Even More Interesting Links!
List of Placeholder Expressions by Language
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close
The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness
What's it like when your language changes to express who you are?
The episode features an interview with J from Compassionate Language Learner who identifies as gender-neutral and has some fabulous things to say about the topic.
Swedish introduces "hen" pronoun
Oxford Dictionary introduces "Mx" as a new honorific
Fluent's Quick Guide to Language Blogging for Beginners
See The World in a New Way with Emoji
An emoji is ‘word of the year’, but is it even a word? Is this good? * Emoji word of the year
Lindsay’s Video: Is Emoji a Language?
African Languages Aren’t English
The East African Council has just switched its lead language from English to Kiswahili.
Could Kiswahili become an African lingua franca?
We love hearing from you!
Tips of the Week
Lindsay’s tip is using the Interlinear books method of learning a language.
Only two tips in this episode: 1) Make weekly commitment meet-ups such as going to exercise classes with a language buddy 2) Discover Binaural songs and Interlinear Books
And Even More Interesting Links!
List of Placeholder Expressions by Language
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close
The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness
Released:
Nov 30, 2015
Format:
Podcast episode
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