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THE PARADOX OF SIGN LANGUAGE MORPHOLOGY - 0 views

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/...PMC3250214 sign language grammar communication
shared by sydneyendo24 on 04 Mar 24 - No Cached
  • sydneyendo24 on 04 Mar 24
     
    This article delves into the grammatical structure of sign languages and highlights the differences between spoken and signed languages. It places an emphasis on the primary differences between them, which is the fact that signed symbols can be delivered simultaneously instead of in a linear fashion.
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FOXP2-related speech and language disorder: MedlinePlus Genetics - 0 views

medlineplus.gov/...d-speech-and-language-disorder language brain genetics language_acquisition
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  • lilinoeparker24 on 05 Mar 24
     
    This paper discusses how the gene FOXP2 is related to certain speech and language disorders, such as apraxia, or difficulty coordinating parts of the mouth to form speech. This research is important when placed into the wider debate of Nature Vs. Nurture, as it demonstrates that genetics may have the capacity to influence language acquisition.
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Prolonged Isolation Can Lead to the Creation of New Accents - Atlas Obscura - 1 views

atlasobscura.com/...antarctica-accent-isolation language accents language_evolution
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  • phoebereilly24 on 27 Feb 24
     
    This article describes a linguistic experiment that took place in Antarctica in 2017-2018. Scientists going to Antarctica were surveyed on their pronunciation of specific words, and by the end of the four month trip, the team pronounced one of the words in a different way to their individual original pronunciation. This illustrates that accents form through prolonged social and geographical isolation.
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What Are the Different Types of Dyslexia? | Dyslexia Forms and Symptoms | NeuroHealth AH - 0 views

neurohealthah.com/...types-of-dyslexia Brain speech words
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  • taylorlindsey24 on 01 Mar 24
     
    There are many different types of dyslexia that people can have either it is from reading, speaking, spelling or comprehending. This article talks about how certain types of dyslexia is shown and how people get it in the first place.
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Mahina `ōlelo Hawai`i: Ka Papa Kuhikuhi Mea`ai o ka Hale `Aina `o Zippy's (Ha... - 2 views

www.zippys.com/...Hawaiian-No-Prices-edited.pdf menu Hawaiian `ōlelo Hawaii Hawai`i language_revitalization indigenous Mahina 'Ōlelo Hawaiʻi
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  • Lara Cowell on 17 Feb 24
     
    From the Zippys.com website: Did you know that Hawaiʻi is the only US state to have two official state languages - English and Hawaiian ('Ōlelo Hawaiʻi)? The month of February is designated as "Mahina 'Ōlelo Hawaiʻi" (Hawaiian language month) by the Hawaiʻi State legislature, various county councils around Hawaiʻi, and by other organizations. The purpose for the month is to celebrate and normalize the use of 'Ōlelo Hawaiʻi in everyday life, as well as to perpetuate the Hawaiian culture. Zippy's is proud to celebrate all of the cultures in Hawai'i that make our home a special place in the world. For the month of February, Zippy's is supporting Mahina 'Ōlelo Hawaiʻi Month by giving you an opportunity to learn a little bit of the language and to see what the Zippy's menu looks like in 'Ōlelo Hawaiʻi! Check out the Papa Kuhikuhi Mea`ai o ka Hale `Aina `o Zippy's in PDF form here. (Makemake `o Kumu Cowell i ka Pā Zip!)
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