Tracing the fascinating journey of Indian-origin words like juggernaut, shampoo, cummerbund, and more that have become part ...

As The Poke points out, a poem written in 1920 perfectly encapsulates the baffling nature of English. In fact, it's so tricky that even native English speakers with college degrees may struggle to get ...

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The curious minds at Aperture wrestle with the complexity of language to explain why one English word remains nearly indefinable.

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Irish language speakers play a vital role in ensuring new terms and phrases become part of the language's normal lexicon ...

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The words “mate” and the concept of “mateship” make for a deeper dive into Australian values. While the word “mate” is used ...

In the past few years, writers have been liberated from traditional publishers with the advent of platforms like Substack, and there’s been a mushrooming of individual newsletters. But could it be ...

People who criticise mispronunciations are often guilty of snobbery towards regional dialects, a top linguist has claimed. In ...