Explore tweets tagged as #languagechanges
@DRouselle
David Rouselle
5 years
Working on a #COVIDVaccine team at a retirement home with a great (25 yr old) RN. She said stuff like “you must be a foody” & “bust a move” to the residents & was shocked that those were unfamiliar phrases to them #LanguageChanges
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@JohnRentoul
John Rentoul
5 years
RIP "appeal against" – statement from Grant Shapps, Secretary of State for Transport #languagechanges
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@TweetWithaK
Kris Windley
4 years
“Most English speakers accept the fact that the language changes over time, but don’t accept the changes made in their own time.”. - Peter Sokolowski, editor-at-large at Merriam-Webster.#editing #quoteoftheday #editoratlarge #MerriamWebster #LanguageChanges
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@DragonflyEdit
Dragonfly Editorial
7 years
20 words that once meant something very different. #languagechanges #dealwithit
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@SLRL1
SLRL
4 years
@LangMaverick We did it again! Outdoor lab meetings are rad and we couldn't be happier. Super excited with all the new energy in the #SLRL#KidsTalk is moving forward! #SSHRCfunded #languagechanges @uvicgradstudies @UVSS @UVicResearch @UVicHumanities @UVicLinguistics
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@andycowle
Andy Cowle
6 years
My Italian isn’t great, I know, but I’m pretty sure ‘latte’ shouldn’t be pronounced with a glottal stop. 😠 . #languagechanges #language #languages #italian #english #coffee #cafenero #travel #pronunciation
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@SusanDebraBlum
Dr Susan Blum (pronounced BLOOM; Pronouns she/her)
2 years
New meaning of "sticky" (persisting) v old meaning ("difficult, problematic") keeps confusing me. #LanguageChanges.
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@dianewarthen
Diane Warthen
2 years
wondering when/how the terms "graduate from college" changed to "graduate college" and "graduate from high school" changed to "graduate high school" . #RandomObservation #RandomThoughts #pondering #language #speech #LanguageChanges #LanguageEvolution.
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@WyndhamSusan
Susan Wyndham
2 years
If you live long enough:.Stamping ground (1821) ➡️ stomping ground (1990s).Vicious circle (1700s) ➡️ vicious cycle (2000s) #languagechanges.
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@scocconsulting
SCOC Consulting
2 years
How Language Changes Over Time Check @lilianhhill1 blog post: #LanguageChanges #Dialects #WordsFromOtherCultures
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@LanguageChanges
Language Changes
5 years
Yes Sir.
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@attilawifti1
attilawfti
6 years
Does anyone know a good article on Denglish? #wftiSS19 #denglisch #denglish #languagechanges.
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@sagovsky
Lin Sagovsky
4 years
‘I’m going out with this bloke’ ‘Can’t wait for the bop on Friday’ ‘I pressed Button B but nothing came out’ ‘Your flexible friend’ ‘Bought an ironing board with my Embassy coupons’ Innocent days. #LanguageChanges.
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@clinical_hope
Chinwenwa Hope MLS
5 years
@anyholla I pray you dont meet those strong headed ones. Them go clear their schedule strategise come back with full force. Ethics. thics. hics dear #languagechanges 🤣🤣.
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@deborahbosley
Deborah S Bosley
6 years
@PLAIN_Lang_Intl In the early 80s, “they” was used as a singular pronoun in order to avoid the awkward “he or she” or “he/she.” I liked it then; I like it now for #nonbinarypeople. #languagechanges.
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@ggf_jerf
GGF
6 years
@MrsGriffithsRQT I felt very old this week when our language assistant told me: “ich werde das PowerPoint aufpimpen.“ 😳 #languagechanges.
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@proseconsonants
Chantelle @ Prose & Consonants
6 years
#languagechanges #quizzes #Macmillan Dictionary Trending Words 2019 Quiz
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