Language

In the kingdom of linguistic research, the magic phenomenon lies there, that bottoms in the tangled messes of cultural expression and identity. This linguistic phenomenon that stocked attention from scientists and researchers identically serves as a testament to the rich tapestry of human communication. As we are dug in annals of language and culture, we…

In the kingdom of musical expression, there exists composition that crosses distances of language and culture. This composition, a melodious tapestry, which weaves with emotional resonance, philosophizes deeply with listeners from various backgrounds. As we are dug in his messes of verses, we run into a story that crosses the spectrum of man, experience, touching…

In the realm of artistic expression, certain forms transcend the boundaries of language and culture, speaking to the human experience on a profound level. These creative avenues offer a unique platform for individuals to communicate and connect, even when words fail to capture the essence of emotion. These channels serve as vehicles for the release…

People nowadays should study at least one foreign language to increase their abilities. English is an international language which is used officially all around of the world. Even though these people might not have the same accent as others, the language still can be comprehended. For me, I had the background of learning English over…

Russell Berman is a professor at Stanford University who composed an article for CNN arguing why students in college should take a foreign language, His perspective is that learning a foreign language in college will be advantageous when looking for a job, advance English vocabulary skills, and gives proficiency in specific areas according to specific…

Everyone knows that we use language for a variety of purposes, for communication in the broadest sense: to convey to others what we have in our minds, not only information but also thoughts, feelings, desires, and intentions; to establish and maintain human relationships and gain the sympathy and support to others; to carry on conversations,…

We use language in the form of words every second, every minute of every day to communicate to one another. We start our day by saying “good morning” to our loved ones, family, friends, co-workers and, at times, even strangers. During breakfast, lunch, and dinner, if we are dining with another person, we may have…

Writing completely revolutionized humanity in almost every way. We can tweet, write scripts, and … well that’s really it, right? Language makes it so everything we do, works, right? Without language, I couldn’t talk to you or tell you to watch out for that predator! To put it simply, language allows me to express what’s…

Throughout the history, people have wanted to learn different languages due to many different reasons. Before the sixteenth century, Latin and Greek were the languages that people wanted to learn to grow intellectually. However, the political changes which emerged in Europe, led French and Italian to become popular. Thereafter, the advancement in technology, industry and…

Cheng relates the concept of English to Ishiguro’s previous two novels and states that the fact that Ishiguro depicts the lives of Japanese protagonists in Japan and their resentment of America in the American language creates a “double apostrophe” effect in which both the Japanese and the American are out of place. Cheng clarifies that…