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February 13 2021

Etymology

The fact that languages ​​change over time is not only learned from the distant history of the evolution of languages ​​and cultures. We all see how new words appear and change over time. Languages ​​borrow words from each other and during the process, the words change. This migration of words from one language to another […]

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January 16 2021

Hermeneutics

Language, beyond being a means of communication, is the basis for the formation and development of human thought. Interpretation, the study of the meaning of things, has occurred throughout the years of existence of mankind. Whether it is translating concepts of ancient writings or trying to understand the hidden intentions of a modern writer or […]

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December 24 2020

Writing System

The American Nobel prize winner and writer William Faulkner said that reality is always uneven, conflicted and full of contradictions. The only way to organize it into a uniform format is to try and tell a story. The most significant legacy of humanity from the ancient world is, without a doubt, the writing system. It […]

NLP
November 22 2020

The technological language revolution

There are languages ​​that are not gender neutral, such as Hebrew and Arabic, where a brief look at the text can tell whether the author is male or female. For example, when a woman writes “I am going” in Hebrew or Arabic, the verb “going” is gender specific. In a previous post I mentioned how […]

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