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Have you ever wondered why English spelling is so weird? Have you ever wondered where words come from? In this magazine we cover all this and more. We talk to linguists and ask them all sorts of interesting questions about language. We engage with language lovers and talk to them about their highs and lows of language learning.
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Silly Linguistics Issue #82 is now available
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We look at the social impact of words and how words shape the world around us. Languages are fundamentally human and they touch all parts of our lives. Discover all this and more in our magazine Silly Linguistics – made for language lovers around the world!
Life as an Anxious Language Learner
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Silly Linguistics Issue #82 is now available
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Silly Linguistics Issue #82 is now available
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Me, myself and I – An exploration of a weird phenomenon in Modern English
Life as an Anxious Language Learner
What is a language?
Me, myself and I – An exploration of a weird phenomenon in Modern English
Life as an Anxious Language Learner
What is a language?
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About Us
We discuss etymology and where words come from. We look at the social impact of words and how words shape the world around us. Languages are fundamentally human and they touch all parts of our lives. We seek to explore how language shapes our lives and the world around us. How do different groups use language and what can that teach us about being human? Discover all this and more in our magazine for language lovers.
Rolf Weinar
Editor / Writer
Joana Atanasova
Writer
Lydia Pryba
Writer
Marc Cole
Writer
Patricia Syner
Writer
These are just some of our contributors. We have lots of contributors who are language lovers from all over the world. Language is universal so we want voices from all over to give us a broad perspective on language and its use
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Access to our Language Lovers Loot series which features word trees showing how words are connected, language overviews from a linguistic perspective and Linguistics 101 which is an easy introduction to all the major linguistic fields. Have you ever wanted a quick way of getting into linguistics? Well our Linguistics 101 series is just for you.
Language lessons for Old English, German, Italian, Spanish, Serbo-Croatian, Hungarian and Northern Sami for simple to follow lessons. Full of examples and explanations of the grammar of the language and how to use it.
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