Grammar
interesting facts about language, etc.
Grammar
interesting facts about language, etc.
generally use Latino rather than Hispanic when a broader term is necessary.
“Everybody who speaks English decides together what’s a word and what’s not a word. Every language is just a group of people who are trying to understand each other...
•Proper nouns ending in s that make a z sound, e.g., BuzzFeed News’ [a
There are things that we, as a society, would be remiss not to be sticklers about: inclusive language that shows respect for and validation of the people who inhabit this world, and information that’s presented accurately and clearly
•North Korean names are usually written as three separate words, family name first (e.g., Kim Jong Un). South Korean names are typically two names: family name first, and given name hyphenated, with a lowercase letter after the hyphen
Use ing or an apostrophe + d to create the verb form of an all-capped abbreviation
The BuzzFeed Style Guide advises that individual Tumblr blog names should be capitalized and set in roman type,
Hopefully when used to mean “it is hoped” is a member of a class of adverbs known as disjuncts. Disjuncts serve as a means by which the author or speaker can comment directly to the reader or hearer usually on the content of the sentence to which they are attached.
Italicize franchise names, however, when referring to a media series: e.g., “the Saw movies,”