We love school part VIII: an ironic and humorous look at the world of teaching from both teachers and students’ perspectives
“Engrish” VII: translation mistakes from across the globe, from menus to billboards, and mispelling
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Dogs hear our words and how we say them
When people hear another person talking to them, they respond not only to what is being said — those consonants and vowels strung together into words and sentences — but also to other features of that speech — the emotional tone and the speaker’s gender, for instance. Now, a report provides some of the first… Read More
“Engrish” V: translation mistakes from across the globe, from menus to billboards, and mispelling
“Engrish” VI: translation mistakes from across the globe, from menus to billboards, and mispelling
We love school part VI: an ironic and humorous look at the world of teaching from both teachers and students’ perspectives
“Engrish” IV: translation mistakes from across the globe, from menus to billboards, and mispelling
We love school part VII: an ironic and humorous look at the world of teaching from both teachers and students’ perspectives
We love school part V: an ironic and humorous look at the world of teaching from both teachers and students’ perspectives
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