Ernesto Portillo Jr. Oct 22, 2016 Oct 22, 2016 Updated Oct 19, 2022 In O’odham the word for goat is siwat and ce:kol is squirrel. The word for brain is ‘uag. Wanna know the O’odham word for pencil? It ...
In a way, literary taste isn’t just a matter of preference. “It can be a great indicator of the kind of person you are,” AJ ...
He’d hoped to chronicle the company’s long-awaited overhaul of its online unabridged dictionary, the first major undertaking ...
Author Sir Philip Pullman has called on the government to change copyright laws on "scraping", where writers' books are used ...
A grandmother who has a granddaughter living with autism has created 10 books to help children to express their emotions by ...
Actor Tim Curry, 79, describes in his memoir, Vagabond, out Oct. 14, how he sees himself: “Vagabonds rove. We travel about ...
The LeaLA Spanish language book fair kicks off Thursday morning at L.A. Plaza de Cultura y Artes next to Olvera Street in downtown L.A. The four-day event will feature children’s performers and ...
Penn State Professor of German and Linguistics Michael Putnam has spent a good part of his career thinking about language attrition, or "language loss," among bi- and multilingual speakers. Now, it's ...
For Martha Barnette, griping about grammatical pet peeves is one of the least interesting ways to talk about language. Instead, the co-host of the radio show “A Way with Words” says she’d rather think ...
Listen to more stories on the Noa app. If you have spent time with an infant, you might recognize the scene: A child is wailing, inconsolable, and you, the parent, have to go to the bathroom. Or eat.
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