Researchers hypothesize that languages with higher numbers of aspirated consonants, like the letters P, T, and K in English, allow for the spread of more particles from the speakers’ mouths.
About three billion people in the world speak a language that is part of the Indo-European family of languages. There are over 400 languages and … Read more
About 68% of the world’s languages sampled in an interactive available from the World Atlas of Language Structures don’t have a gender specific pronouns. 254 … Read more
Did you ever play the “operator game” as a child with a large group of friends? The one where you whisper a phrase to the … Read more