
Linguist, writer, purveyor of pieces and fun facts on the topics of history, language and language history. Author of the acclaimed new book 'Why Q Needs U'. BA, MPhil, PhD, etc. etc.
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One book, many books. One cat, many cats. One woman, many women. One sheep, many… Well, also sheep.
In Modern English, the grammatical options for nouns are limited to two. A given noun can be singular, referring to one individual thing, o...
It seems all too appropriate that a language infamous for its quirks of spelling should display a quirk of spelling in its very name. The word English would reasonably guide total newcomers to pronounce it with a short E, like the one typic...
As stable as they may seem, every sound of every spoken language, at some point in the past, didn’t exist. The incessant shifting of speech involves the innovation of sounds, when either new ones are born or old ones transform. Consequently...
I remain resolute in the belief that ordinary, ten-a-penny words are far more interesting than the rare jewels and prized flowers of any language’s lexicon. Miss me with your petrichor and antidisestablishmentarianism; I’d much rather tell...
Centuries before the translation apps and pocketable phrasebooks of today, people who found themselves far from home made do with ink and papyrus.
For reasons of pure linguistico-historical nerdery and joy, I’d like to introduce you to a s...
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Purveyor of articles and fun facts about languages of history and the history of languages. Linguist, writer, broadcaster, podcaster, author of the new book 'Why Q Needs U'. BA, MPhil, PhD, etc., etc.
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