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I have updated my podcast list, I now have 52 podcasts about the English language, and I've listened to every one! englishinprogress.net/podcasts/
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Heddwen loves new English
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I write the monthly newsletter English in Progress. English as it is evolving and as it is spoken around the world https://t.co/RWIYz9ZfYI
เข้าร่วม Mart 2009
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@BBCMoreOrLess About the interview with Josias Lang-Ritter: wouldn't the inhabitant count in dam areas be inflated by people lying about where they lived to gain some financial benefit? I could not find the study to check this.
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@Dan_Jeffries1 Your definition of "easy" is not my definition of "easy".
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Everything you need to understand about current AI fears and calls for regulation in one, easy paragraph!
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@NationCymru @cardiffuni I was planning to feature this article in my popular newsletter about language and accents, but it seems to have disappeared?
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Where is Cardiff Welsh to be heard today in contemporary Wales? ✍️ Dr Ianto Gruffydd, @cardiffuni
nation.cymru/feature/accent…
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@jenniferlcroft So happy to have been able to recommend your book to the readers of my newsletter about language! englishinprogress.substack.com/p/just-utterly…
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Hi @simondangerday, loved your appeal to preserve "buzzy" and gave it a place in my newsletter on World Englishes: englishinprogress.substack.com/p/just-utterly…
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@rebexxxxa Your "trendbait" article was a headliner in the latest issue of English in Progress, just wanted to let you know! englishinprogress.substack.com/p/just-utterly…
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@HannahPosted This is so cute! Is there a trick to making little books like that?
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babygirl - a man with energy that’s vulnerable, submissive, and somewhat cutesy (On Urban Dictionary with this definition since 2022)
See my latest newsletter for more!
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@TimHarford I was recently asked by my local library which English children's books they should add to their collection. (The library is in Germany, so there are just a few shelves for English, and the staff are a bit lost as to which books are best.) This list is a great start!
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@iamangusmack @thekununurrakid @cathieschnitz @sciencebelinda @nbaker_au Great article! It will be featured in the newsletter "English in Progress" about English language change :-)
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Really fun working with ABC presenters around the country for this feature on different Aussie accents! Turns out we don't all sound the same after all
Thanks @thekununurrakid @cathieschnitz @sciencebelinda @nbaker_au Tom Mann and Andrew Collins
abc.net.au/news/2024-01-2…
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I looked into language-learning chatbots for my students. (I teach English as a second language.)
They are not as good as the imagined ideal, but I could feel my Spanish improving substantially while using them.
englishinprogress.net/blog/language-…
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It’s been LOADS of work but the @EngMediaCentre *free resource* written by me and @EngLangBlog is now available!
> Summaries of >40 pieces of recent socioling research
> researcher Q&As
> activities
Hopefully useful for A Level Eng Lang and beyond!
englishandmedia.co.uk/publications-m…
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These terms are not from the aughts, but very much from the current internet era, but the examples in the responses are really interesting.
Ashley Reese@offbeatorbit
I will never forgive tiktok for making it common place for ppl to censor themselves so much that I'm seeing ppl use aughts era internet phrases/letter and number combinations as fill ins. i cannot believe i'm seeing seggs and s3x in 2023
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Season's greetings and a big thank you to all my followers and subscribers 🎄🙏 (link below)
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Sitting on my own in a busy Wetherspoons waiting for the staff night to start.
Convincing myself I have the wrong night and should get the next bus home.
#billynomates
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Copy and taste this into a quote sweet, clanging one letter each time until the original meaning is unintelligible.
Because Language@becauselangpod
Copy and taste this into a quote tweet, clanging one letter each time until the original meaning is unintelligible.
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@HannahPosted And the person replying to you isn't even right... (For the record, I found your tweet via this screenshot, too, but looked up the original to share in my newsletter. It can be done!)
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