#cultural-context

#cultural-context

Cimer is a popular verlan expression that means ‘thank you’—it’s more casual than the standard form, akin to saying 'ta' or 'cheers'.

Creating multilingual e-learning content requires a thoughtful strategy that prioritizes language and cultural context, not just direct translation.

The Local France seeks a freelance journalist in Paris to enhance their coverage of French news for an international readership.

Turner's fascination and dread of the sea is encapsulated in his 1803 painting 'Calais Pier', where waves seem ready to engulf the wooden jetty.

If as the tariffs went into effect you watched the value of your 401(k) tank in real time, you might find solace in the bank run scene in Frank Capra's 1946 holiday classic.

Black Rain's reworking of post-industrial soundscapes imbues Gibson's Neuromancer with a sense of dystopian dread, resonating with its original themes and mood.

The transition between episodic releases can be seen as a defining moment in television history, shaping how audiences consume and engage with series.

Nous savions que nous allions perdre. Le ver était déjà dans la pomme dès le début du match. - We knew we were going to lose. The damage was already done from the beginning of the match.

The immense global spotlight that Tyla enjoys is dimmed by the backlash over her self-identification as a South African Coloured, also acknowledging her identity as a Black woman.

The exhibition uses historical artifacts from the museum's collection and a variety of loaning institutions to tell the story of colonial measurements.

The game's opaque storyline has left many gamers confused, prompting questions in Steam forums about the narrative, showcasing the need for cultural context to fully appreciate it.