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Culture hacking is the best way to take your language learning from intermediate to mastery. 
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University of Melbourne graduate student Sara Ciesielski explains how children growing up in the Sherpa culture learn a lot more than words from their elders. Research like Sara’s is important because it shows that there is more than one way to raise a child to speak a language and that there are so many other factors as well. Sara was one of the winners of the PhD Comics two minute thesis competition, which is why her discussion of her research has been so wonderfully animated by Jorge Cham. (via http://goo.gl/x1APY)
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An incredible resource to visualize the linguistic similarities between European languages all on one interactive map. Just type in an English word or phrase as it will translate it for you and place the results on the map.
Claire Law's curator insight,
April 26, 2015 2:30 AM
Lots of fun to visualise linguistic similarities and variability across a region. |
