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How Neanderthal language differed from modern human – they probably didn’t use metaphors
University of Reading,
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Why Neanderthals Probably Didn’t Use Metaphors
Ancient Origins - News,
The Neanderthals (Homo neanderthalensis) fascinate researchers and the general public alike. They remain central to debates…
Metaphors Might Be The Secret That Set Us Apart From Neanderthals
Science Alert,
It goes beyond speech.
Why Do Swear Words Sound the Way They Do?
social science space,
“Skalk,” I cursed in Kelvak. It’s my favourite language to curse in – there is nothing as satisfying as the harsh consonants…
Psychologists studied speakers of languages from Hindi to Hungarian to find out why obscenities sound the way they do
PsyPost,
“Skalk,” I cursed in Kelvak. It’s my favourite language to curse in – there is nothing as satisfying as the harsh consonants…
The sound of swearing
Language Log,
Trigger warning: I'm VHM and I do not approve of this message in its entirety. Article by Elizabeth Preston in NYT (12/6/22): "C…
Most Swear Words Have a Common Feature, Even Across Different Languages
Science Alert,
It seems to be universal.
Люди из разных языковых семей смогли понять друг друга по звукам
N+1: научные статьи, новости, открытия,
Звуки и жесты лежат в основе возникновения всех языков
The Color of Vowels
NeuroLogica Blog,
What is the color, if you had to choose, of the “oo” sound in “boot”? What about the “ay” sound in “say”? Researchers asked 1,000…
Iconicity evolves by random mutation and biased selection
Replicated Typo,
A new paper by Monica Tamariz, myself, Isidro Martínez and Julio Santiago uses an iterated learning paradigm to investigate the…
Quel legame tra suono e significato nelle parole
OggiScienza,
SCOPERTE – Le parole di una lingua – sia essa neolatina o germanica, polinesiana o precolombiana, o appartenente a uno dei 2000…
Two-thirds of all languages use similar sounds in common words
ScienceNordic,
A study of more than 6,000 languages from around the world shows a surprising relationship between certain words’ sound and…
Annals of Spectacularly Misleading Media
Language Log,
If you were scanning science-related stories in the mass media over the past 10 days or so, you saw some extraordinary news. A…
Most Languages Use the Same Sounds for Certain Words, Study Finds
Mental Floss,
Concepts like "nose" and "tongue" share some of the same sounds no matter what language you're listening to.
Sound of Words is No Coincidence
Neuroscience RSS Feeds - Neuroscience News Updates,
Researchers investigate the association between sounds and the meaning of words.
Languages Around the World Use the Same Sounds for the Same Things
scienceofus,
The world is a big place. It has nearly 7,000 recorded languages. According to an impressively large-scale study in the…
Sound-meaning similarities found across thousands of languages
PsyPost,
In a study that shatters a cornerstone concept in linguistics, an analysis of nearly two-thirds of the world’s languages shows…
Parole simili in lingue diverse: lo studio sui suoni nel vocabolario di base
Scienze fanpage,
Alcune parole che esprimono concetti comuni contengono gli stessi suoni in tutte le lingue del mondo, o quasi. Continua a…
Researchers Find the Sounds We Build Words From Have Built-In Meanings
Big Think,
A new study finds an innate correlation between words and the sounds they’re built from.Read More
Common language
Language Log,
Provocative research results reported in Sci-News (9/13/16), "Unrelated Languages Often Use Same Sounds for Common Objects and…
Unrelated Languages Often Use Same Sounds for Common Objects and Ideas, Research Finds
Sci-News.com,
A careful statistical examination of words from 6,000+ languages shows that humans tend to use the same sounds for common…