fromThe Local France1 week agoFrench Word of the Day: CadetThe term cadet refers to the second or youngest son in a family, with a historical military connotation tied to birth order and inheritance.France politics
fromenglish.elpais.com2 months agoFrom ouch' to yakayi': The universal cry of painThe study highlights a fascinating consistency in how various cultures use the vowel 'a' to express pain, suggesting a deep-rooted human connection.Mental health
France newsfromThe Local France2 months agoFrench Word of the Day: ArgotArgot refers to informal language or slang in French, evolving from its historical ties to criminals.The term 'argot' reflects colloquial expressions used across different professions and social groups.
France newsfromThe Local France2 months agoFrench Word of the Day: ArgotArgot refers to informal language or slang in French, evolving from its historical ties to criminals.The term 'argot' reflects colloquial expressions used across different professions and social groups.
RelationshipsfromPsychology Today2 months ago'Snacky' and Its CousinsLinguistic creativity in expressing emotions can foster connections among peers, especially in younger generations.Shared emotional vocabulary is important to facilitate clear communication and prevent misunderstandings.
