
Curse words around the world have something in common (we swear)
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Study finds some underlying rules may link the world’s languages, no matter how different they are “Holy motherforking…
Study finds some underlying rules may link the world’s languages, no matter how different they are “Holy motherforking…
“Skalk,” I cursed in Kelvak. It’s my favourite language to curse in – there is nothing as satisfying as the harsh consonants…
The idea that the sounds in such words contribute to their offensiveness violates a linguistic principle—that the relationship…
Kes on võõrast keelt kuulates tajunud, et mõni sõna kõlab ebaviisakamalt kui teine, võib olla õigel teel.
“Skalk,” I cursed in Kelvak. It’s my favourite language to curse in – there is nothing as satisfying as the harsh consonants…
Have you ever heard a word in a foreign language and thought it sounded profane or rude for some inexplicable reason? Well, a…
Have you ever heard a word in a foreign language and thought it sounded profane or rude for some inexplicable reason? Well, a…
Have you ever heard a word in a foreign language and thought it sounded profane or rude for some inexplicable reason? Well, a…
“Holy motherforking shirtballs!” a character exclaimed on “The Good Place,” a television show that took place in a version of…
– By Ryan McKay, Professor of Psychology, Royal Holloway University of London “Skalk,” I cursed in Kelvak.
“Skalk,” I cursed in Kelvak. It’s my favourite language to curse in – there is nothing as satisfying as the harsh consonants…
“Skalk,” I cursed in Kelvak. It’s my favourite language to curse in – there is nothing as satisfying as the harsh consonants…
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This article by Morten H. Christiansen, Cornell University and Nick Chater, Warwick Business School, University of Warwick…
During the pandemic, many of us have felt our stress levels rise every time we hear the word “virus”.
During the pandemic, many of us have felt our stress levels rise every time we hear the word “virus”.
During the pandemic, many of us have felt our stress levels rise every time we hear the word “virus”.
– By Morten H. Christiansen, The William R. Kenan, Jr., Professor of Psychology, Cornell University During the pandemic, many…
funbutterfly/Shutterstock During the pandemic, many of us have felt our stress levels rise every time we hear the word “virus”.
During the pandemic, many of us have felt our stress levels rise every time we hear the word “virus”.
During the pandemic, many of us have felt our stress levels rise every time we hear the word “virus”.
During the pandemic, many of us have felt our stress levels rise every time we hear the word “virus”.
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A new study finds people all over the world are able to differentiate between lullabies and dance songs from cultures they're…
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
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Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
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Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard.
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A new study finds people all over the world are able to differentiate between lullabies and dance songs from cultures they're…
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