Language with Chu
Juliana BarembuemMy name is Juliana Barembuem (but everyone calls me Chu). This page is about our capacity for language, natural languages and many associated mysteries and controversies.
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The Origin of Language, a forbidden question
I haven’t written here in a while, because the truth is that I don’t know where to start! There is so much to tell, and ask. I am faced with a chicken and egg problem. Everything seems connected, and in order to pull on one thread, I need t...
Quel son entendez-vous ?
La prononciation ne sert pas uniquement à “sonner cool”, ou “comme un locuteur natif”. C’est un atout essentiel pour bien COMPRENDRE également. L’une des difficultés est que le français écrit nous “pollue” bien souvent cette capacité à comp...
When language marries biology: embodiment, mutation or design?
Language is this strange thing we take for granted every day. It feels extremely natural to us, like breathing or walking. But when you really think about it, it is nothing short of miraculous that we can take these abstract thoughts floati...
What AI may be telling us about Language
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Linguist, Language teacher, Interpreter, Translator, and Polyglot living in France.
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