Vocabulary enrichment for better communication
When writers create new vocabulary, their words turn into a written memory that crosses time and borders. They become a treasure for the generations to enjoy, and sometimes other languages can adopt them as they are or create similar coinages of their own. Who do you think was one of the most prolific generators of new words in English?
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ChatGPT: Educational friend or foe? – Education Beyond Borders Podcast
What makes us unique are our thoughts. Welcome to Speak Your Mind!
ChatGPT is incredible – and terrifying.
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Continue reading “ChatGPT: Educational friend or foe?”Many British people regret not speaking a second language

According to new research commissioned by the British Council, one in four UK adults wishes they had learned another language.
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Interesting findings about lockdown language learning – Education Beyond Borders Podcast
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Speak Your Mind! – Intercultural Communication by Danae Perez
In this article, I flesh out the challenges of communicating among people from different cultures. The process itself is very much based on intuition and mutual respect, but there are a few things we can keep in mind to succeed. I have gone through this process many times myself.
Continue reading “Intercultural Communication”Voices of vanishing worlds – endangered languages
Of the world’s 6,500 living languages, half will cease to be spoken by the end of this century. Most of these endangered languages are oral speech forms, with little if any traditional written literature. If undocumented, these tongues – each representing a unique insight into human cognition and its most powerful defining feature, language – risk disappearing without trace. READ MORE