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Category Archives: Linguistics
Training Your Language Reflexes
Train your language reflexes (language anticipation) to become highly effective and reach native-level fluency in your target language. Here’s how.
Japanese Diacritical Marks
In Japanese, diacritical marks like the dakuten and handakuten are considered markers that indicate if a sound is vocalised or plosive, respectively. Handaku-ten (“Half vocalised” = “Plosive”)εζΏηΉγ»γ―γγ γγ¦γγβ οΎγγ―βγ±γγ²βγ΄γγ΅βγ·γγΈβγΊγγ»βγ½ γγγγhaβpa, hiβpi, fuβpu, heβpe, hoβpo Daku-ten (“Vocalised” = Hum while you say the sound)ζΏηΉγ»γ γγ¦γγβ οΎγγγγγγ―βγ°γγ²βγ³γγ΅βγΆγγΈβγΉγγ»βγΌγγγγhaβba, hiβbi, fuβbu, heβbe, hoβbo γγγγγβγγγβγγγβγγγβγγγβγγγγγkaβga, kiβgi, kuβgu, keβge, koβgo γγγγγβγ γγ‘βγ’γγ€βγ₯γγ¦βγ§γγ¨βγ©γγγγtaβda, chiβji, tsuβdzu,Continue reading “Japanese Diacritical Marks”
Language Blending
Language Blending, also referred to as Translanguaging, the creation of Bridge Language, and also sometimes Multilinguality, is cross-language teaching and elucidation that yields rapid conceptual understanding and meta-linguistic comprehension, almost as if multiple cities were each being built in the landscape of the brain, and the routes and paths between each city were getting stronger the more the languages were criss-crossed.