LanguagesForensic Linguistics 101Forensic linguistics is the use of applied linguistics in legal settings. In this article, we explain its origins and some historical and current examples of the use of forensic linguistics in the resolution of crimes and disputes.Blog
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LanguagesHow to cheat at Wordle, Scrabble and other letter gamesIf you want to impress your friends without thinking very hard, you can use this Wordle word finder, just enter the good letters you’ve already discovered from your first guess into the site.
LanguagesConlangs: Languages Invented for Television and FilmElvish from Lord of the Rings, High Valyrian and Dothraki from Game of Thrones and Na'vi from Avatar are just some of the most notable examples of languages Invented for Television and Film. In this article we analyze the origin and creation of conlangs.
LanguagesHangul, An Alphabet Unlike Any OtherHangul is unique among alphabets. Unlike most alphabets which developed slowly over time, Hangul was deliberately invented to respond to the illiteracy in Korea at the time.
LanguagesThe Many Languages of SpainThere are 7 commonly spoken languages throughout Spain, each having its own political and geographical influences, and history.
LanguagesGen Z’s Slang And Slang As LanguageGen Z certainly seems to have amassed a dictionary of their own. In this article we will look at some of Gen Z’s favorite words and try to trace them back to their beginning.
LanguagesNicaraguan Sign LanguageNicaraguan Sign Language (NSL) is the only spontaneously developed language to have been recorded from its birth.
LanguagesWhy And How To Raise Bilingual ChildrenWhile various studies have proven that bilingualism is beneficial to children from birth, it is easy to understand their parent’s concerns about confusing children, disadvantaging them, or inhibiting their social development.
LanguagesMultilingual Classrooms: A Tool, Not An Obstacle For EducationAll across the United States schools are filled with students who speak the language of their families at home, while completing classwork, interacting with teachers and making friends in English at school. Often, this presents a very real difficulty for educators who are required to assure English proficiency for their students.
HistoryThe Spanish Speaking Soul of BaseballThe past and present of baseball relies heavily on Spanish-speaking nations and people to survive. So, the importance of allowing these players and their communities at home to express themselves as Spanish-speaking people, recognizes them not just as talented players, but as humans.