ဤပေါ့ဒ်ကတ်စ်သည် အပိုင်းအသစ်များကို နောက်ထပ် မထုတ်လွှင့်နိုင်တော့ပါ၊ ထို့အပြင် အချို့သော အော်ဒီယိုများလည်း ပျက်စီးနိုင်သည်။
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"Talking Language" is a show hosted by Robert Aiudi and Rachel Zirkle. Robert, aka "The Language Chef," is a polyglot who speaks over ten languages fluently. Rachel, is an amateur linguist and loves to pick Robert's brain. They met in New York City over ten years ago and over the years have had lengthy discussions and debates about all things language, usually while enjoying some wine. Join the conversation and listen in as these two friends, Robert and Rachel, discuss the origin of the Chinese language, dissect the many accents of the United States, the history of the English language, and more!
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Follow Robert @robert_thelanguagechef
Email us: talkinglanguagepodcast@gmail.com
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every 10 days
ပျမ်းမျှအသံအရှည်:
31 minutes
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အမေရိကန်ပြည်ထောင်စု
15 ဖြစ်စဉ်များ
Sept. 17, 2018ကတည်းက
episodic
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In season one, we dedicated an entire episode to cuisine-related words as Robert is also known as The Language Chef. We spoke about how food, like language, has spread across the globe to create different, unique variations and concoctions. In today's episode, we're picking up where we left off and…
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Today, Robert and Rachel are talking about pidgin vs. creole vs. patois. What are the difference and similarities among these unique languages? Where are they used and how are they formed?
As our word of the day, we're talking about "Forensic!"
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Welcome back to Talking Language!
Today's word of the day is more of a phrase. We'll be discussing the origin and meaning of 'Lingua Franca.'
Also, we're going to dig into the notion of a global language. Will there one day be a language that everyone will speak across the planet? Will we need to…
Robert and Rachel are rolling out a new format! Starting this week, we'll be breaking down the etymology of a word and then get into our main topic.
On today's episode we're talking about the word "diaspora" and its importance within linguistics.
We're also discussing natural vs. invented chan…
We're back! It's been two years since our last episode aired and we are so excited to be back on the airwaves.
On today's episode, we have a very special guest, Dr. Carlos Yebra López, a lecturer at NYU. He is the self-proclaimed "Hyperpolyglot Activist" and founder of thehyperpolyglotactivist.co…
Do languages shape the way we think? Well, simply, yes. How can they not? Rachel and Robert discuss how the language you speak shapes your thoughts, ideas, feelings, etc. It's a doozy! Tune into to the season finale of Talking Language Podcast! Season 2 will be out in late winter. If you have any f…
In our penultimate episode of Season 1, Rachel and Robert talk about their difference in speech. Robert is a baby boomer, Rachel a millennial. They break down why speech changes and how it's always evolving. Are changes in speech decided by the younger generations and what will happen to English in…
This week Rachel Zirkle and Robert Aiudi sit down with actor (and Rachel's husband) Taylor Miller. Taylor has done several plays and films where he has been required to use an accent foreign to his own. We talk to him about how he learns a new accent. Robert also shares his knowledge as he's traine…
Your mouth may water with this week's episode! We talk food words. Robert, aka the Language Chef, and Rachel discuss everything from beef vs cow to the origin of sushi; from why France is a culinary mecca to the pronunciation etiquette of various food names and recipes from around the world. Bon ap…
In this week's episode, we're talking all about our foreign travels. Robert talks about his adventures in Italy, Scotland, and China and Rachel, her adventures through Germany, France, and Peru.
Tune in to hear all about our experiences with travel and language. And share your stories and photos w…
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