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Science explains the difference between humans and animals
We often assume that humans are the highest entity, or at least separate, from all animals on the planet. But the reality is that every animal is special and humans are…
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Time passes quickly or slowly depending on the language you speak
A new study has revealed: the language you speak can change your perception of time. This is caused by words about time in your native language.
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Half the world language risk being wiped out
Linguists estimate that every four months a language dies and half the world's language may disappear before 2100.
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Confusing symbols between the flight attendants on the plane
Flying a lot, but the symbols on non-passenger planes are known.
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Strangely, the school has all students writing with two hands
Only 1% of the world's population can write with both left and right hands, but 100% of students in a school in India can do this.
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How did Latin become a
Although influential to many modern languages, Latin is now thought to be dead.
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Thanks to this extremely creative illustrations, learning Arabic is as easy as eating porridge
If you ever panic when you see the strange characters in Arabic, it is fine, the fact is that this language is not difficult to learn ...
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These are 6 very simple English words that are mispronounced by native speakers
It is not true that native speakers can pronounce correctly. Learn to pronounce English even longer
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Art recognizes 'hearing' - it is not difficult to imagine
Thinking is easy but it turns out the ability to detect
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Using language by hand helps children be more creative
Manual language allows children to explore the properties of objects, initiating the process of creating unique, novel ideas.
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The world's rarest language, only 7 people can speak
The Yaaku live in Kenya Valley with a population of just 4,000. But among them, there are only 7 speakers fluent and fluent in Yakunte, the national language of the Yaak…
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Unexpectedly, emoji emoticon originated from Japan
Disclosure: emoji was developed by Docomo for mobile phones in Japan in 1998.
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Find the most difficult language to learn in the world
Pirarra, the dialect of the original tribe, currently has only about 350 people living along the Maicí River, the Brazilian Amazon forest area, the most difficult langua…
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9 common questions in children and how to answer scientifically and reasonably
Children often like to ask
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New discoveries about common ground between languages in the world
About 60% of the world's languages have similar pronunciation and character usage in many common words.