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✨ Watch as students from around different parts of India share the beauty of their languages by naming body parts in their own unique ways. #culturaldiversity #languageisbeautiful #LPU #lovelyprofessionaluniversity #lpuphysiotherapy
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17 Sep 2023
i'm curious how do y'all pronounce the word "meme"?
#languageisbeautiful #grammar #CulturalDiversity
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May-may
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Mee-mee
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Meh-m
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mmmmm
26 votes • Final results
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11 Dec 2022
I'm fascinated by this.
They are called the Khoisan and they have a lot of click consonants as phonemes.
What a beautiful language from a beautiful people!
#LanguageIsBeautiful
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Escolteu: hem volgut seguir avui el fil que ens lliga a les nostres llengües maternes. Aquí podeu gaudir del so del Yoruba, una llengua de l'Àfrica occidental, parlada sobretot al sud-oest de Nigèria. #languageisbeautiful #internationalmotherlanguageday
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7 Sep 2021
I mean a spicy noon makes sense okay! It can be like a literal hot & sunny afternoon or it can be a figurative spiciness because there's some 'spicy' actions going on.
#Literature #WhatDoesTheColourBlueSymbolizeInThePoem #ReadBetweenTheLines #LanguageIsBeautiful
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3 Sep 2021
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Would it be more or less terrifying if Voldy had a Cockney accent? #Accents #Cockney #LanguageIsBeautiful
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Singing together , rhythm and rhyme, lots of gestures /dancing with music fun great too for vocabulary and phrases #PhonologicalAwareness
The sounds of words
#LanguageIsBeautiful
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28 Mar 2021
These challenges in precise use of language and conflicting definitions are not limited to the sciences... it’s a really good reminder to agree definitions before engaging in conversation or debate. #languageisbeautiful
28 Mar 2021
One of the hardest parts of science communication is talking with scientists in other fields & it’s mostly because of what I like to call: “jargon homonyms”
These are words which look & sound the same, & have very specific technical meanings—but the meanings are *field-specific*
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22 Nov 2020
MELODY. The Greek word melos originally meant a limb but it came to mean part of a piece of music, a musical phrase. Combined with oid - (singing), like ode, we get to melodia in late Latin.
Music without a melody is like a body with a limb missing #languageisbeautiful #words
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10 Oct 2020
Having said random things over the years in multiple languages and having enjoyed my students making the cutest mistakes as well, I can only say thanks for sharing!
Thus is the smile I needed today
#LanguageIsBeautiful
9 Oct 2020
I have been telling Italians for months about masks making my glasses fog up. Just been told I have been using the wrong word and have actually been saying my glasses are dipped in breadcrumbs
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5 Mar 2020
Sayang sayang
Sayang saaayang sayang
Sayang sayang sayang?
Sayang sayang sayang
Same word Different tone Different meaning.
#languageisbeautiful
12 Dec 2018
Well done to our red and green tie students for showing such enthusiasm and engagement with your reading this term. A big well done to our Millionaire Readers who are listed below. In the words of Stephen King, ‘books are portable magic’. #languageisbeautiful
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