In most languages, the past is simply the past. But in Bulgarian, your grammar forces you to specify your source:…
In our modern world, we count 'one' and 'many.' But Ancient Sanskrit had a third, forgotten category: the dual, a…
Like Spanish, Irish Gaelic has two verbs for 'to be', but the logic is entirely different. Instead of temporary vs.…
We learn the alphabet as children, but have you ever wondered why the letters are in that specific order? The…
Why does an English-speaking dog say "woof" while a Japanese dog says "wan wan"? The answer isn't in the dog,…
An AI can write a surprisingly convincing poem, but can it truly understand one? We explore the immense linguistic and…
Do you hear a voice in your head when you read? While many of us have a constant inner narrator,…
Have you ever tried to define a simple word like 'want' without using a synonym? The theory of Semantic Primes…
As schools increasingly drop cursive, we must ask: are we just losing an old-fashioned script, or are we sacrificing a…
When we talk about 'mood' in grammar, we're not talking about being happy or sad; we're referring to a verb's…
This website uses cookies.