Sounds Good
Sounds GoodSociolinguist. Writer. Third Culture Kid sharing the wonders of listening intelligence across languages and cultures.
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Listening to a Hydrangea
On Wednesday, my daughter gave me a hydrangea for my birthday. On Thursday and Friday, she was blue, open, almost luminous. But on Saturday, I forgot to water her, and by Sunday morning, she had collapsed. Her petals and leaves drooped down...
Listening and Cherry Blossom Late Bloomers
Around this time each year, friends, especially in Japan, begin posting photos of cherry blossoms. In the old Japanese calendar, the 25th of March marks the beginning of Sakura cherry blossom season. 桜始開.
How Listening Agility Can Disarm a Challenging Metaphor
In Metaphors We Live By, George Lakoff describes metaphors as the language we use to construct our realities every day. Neither literary nor decorative, these metaphors shape the way something is understood by spotlighting some features whi...
Listening at the Equinox
There isn’t much that feels equal in the world right now, and yet here we are today at the Vernal Equinox, the moment in the year when day and night are said to be of equal length.
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Sociolinguist. Writer. Author of 聴くKIKU: The Japanese Art of Good Listening sharing the wonders of listening intelligence across languages and cultures, and speaker on radio shows like BBC Radio 4 Word of Mouth and Choose to be Curious.
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